Dominic Frisby: 'You Can't Tax Robots' - Here's Why AI is Forcing The State Into a CBDC Tax Grid

The global monetary system is breaking down. Governments are running out of taxpayers, inflation has become official policy, and sound money is making a comeback.

Author and commentator Dominic Frisby joins Jeremy Szafron to explain why the next financial revolution is already underway. He warns that AI and automation are wiping out the labor base that funds governments, forcing states to experiment with digital control systems and central bank digital currencies that he believes will fail.

Frisby says the world is entering a new era of sound money, where gold and Bitcoin rise together as the last real defenses against inflation and state overreach.

In this interview, he breaks down:

• Why the United States is repeating Britain’s post-empire decline, about 50 years behind.
  
  
• How AI layoffs and the rise of gig work are eroding the global tax base.
  
  
• The quiet gold war between the BRICS nations and the West.
  
  
• Why CBDCs are doomed by government incompetence.
  
  
• His outlook for gold, silver, and Bitcoin as markets consolidate.
  
  

Frisby also explains why he believes we are living through a 100-year reset of money, where fiat currency loses power and both digital and tangible assets take its place.

Watch the full interview for Dominic Frisby’s unfiltered view on the decline of fiat, the rise of real money, and what this transition means for your financial future.

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(Recorded: November 06, 2025)

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