Videos tagged with Debanking

This video discusses the alarming trend of 'debanking' within the financial sector, where major institutions like JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo are allegedly targeting industries such as firearms, oil/gas, and cryptocurrency due to political or ESG biases. The speaker, identified as having high authority in the survivalist and financial preparedness community, warns about the risks of digital currency and advises maintaining emergency savings outside the traditional banking system. The content also touches upon shifts in the automotive industry and potential scams related to Gold IRAs, alongside a forecast for silver prices.

This video discusses JP Morgan Chase's reversal of its anti-firearms business policy following public pressure and a new executive order. It highlights how financial institutions were restricting services based on political views and lawful business activities, particularly concerning constitutionally protected rights. The case of Brandon Maddox of Silencer Central is used to illustrate this issue, emphasizing the impact of such policies and the role of advocacy groups in prompting change.

This video discusses a White House executive order aimed at preventing financial institutions from discriminating against individuals and businesses based on their political or religious beliefs, or lawful activities, particularly those associated with Second Amendment rights. The speaker highlights concerns about 'debanking' and 'Operation Chokepoint,' where banks allegedly flagged customers for transactions related to gun dealers or terms like 'Trump' or 'MAGA' without evidence of criminal conduct. The order mandates that banking decisions be based on objective, risk-based analysis rather than political inputs.

This video discusses a significant executive order signed by President Trump aimed at preventing financial institutions from 'debanking' individuals and companies based on their Second Amendment affiliations. The speaker emphasizes this as a crucial measure against economic discrimination, particularly for businesses like Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's, which have faced service removal despite no criminal conduct. The order seeks to ensure fair banking practices for all Americans.

This video details a significant executive order by Donald Trump aimed at ending 'Operation Chokepoint,' a policy that allegedly allowed federal regulators to pressure banks into debanking conservative groups, gun owners, and crypto businesses. The order, titled 'Guaranteeing Fair Banking for All Americans,' seeks to eliminate 'reputational risk' as a basis for financial institutions to deny services, thereby protecting the Second Amendment community and the gun industry from politically motivated financial exclusion. The host, Mark Smith, a constitutional attorney and Second Amendment advocate, explains the historical context and the order's potential impact.

Citibank has reversed its 2018 anti-gun policy, which restricted services to firearms-related businesses based on sales practices like background checks, age limits (21+), and bans on bump stocks/high-capacity magazines. This shift is attributed to political pressure, including state-level non-discrimination acts costing the bank billions, and alleged intervention by the Trump administration. While Citibank claims a commitment to fair access, the speaker notes past hypocrisy and the need for continued vigilance from gun owners.

This video discusses City Bank's decision to eliminate specific firearm protocols from its regulations, a move that has drawn criticism from gun control advocates. The bank has stated it will no longer discriminate based on political affiliation and is revoking a 2018 policy that restricted clients selling certain firearm-related items. The speaker frames this as a victory for gun rights and a setback for 'debanking' efforts.

This video discusses how Donald Trump's public challenge to Bank of America at the World Economic Forum regarding alleged discrimination against conservatives is a significant positive development for Second Amendment supporters. The speaker argues that anti-gun groups have historically attempted to stifle the firearms industry by pressuring financial institutions. Bank of America's subsequent statement denying political discrimination is seen as a crucial win, potentially deterring other banks from similar actions and ensuring continued financial access for gun companies and individuals.

This video discusses 16 states demanding Wells Fargo explain why they are "debanking" firearms businesses. The description includes promotional links for Lear Capital (gold and silver investment), Sons of Liberty merchandise, an email list sign-up, Patreon support for Guns & Gadgets, Blackout Coffee, GNG Shirts, and affiliate links to organizations like Gun Owners of America, Firearms Policy Coalition, and Second Amendment Foundation. It also lists video production equipment and provides disclaimers about the content's educational and entertainment nature, emphasizing safe practices and legal product discussions.