Massie Champions Transparency with Gold Reserve Audit Act
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**Transparency is Key: Rep. Thomas Massie Fights for Gold Reserve Audit**
In a bold move to restore accountability and transparency to America's gold reserves, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) has introduced the Gold Reserve Transparency Act of 2025.
This legislation aims to ensure that the integrity of the U.S. gold holdings, particularly those stored at Fort Knox, is verified through a rigorous, independent audit.
Massie's bill comes in the wake of remarks made earlier this year by former President Donald Trump, who called for an investigation into the nation's gold reserves to ensure the American people's trust in their currency.
“We're going to Fort Knox to make sure the gold is there,” Trump asserted, highlighting the significance of verifying national assets.
Despite assurances from government officials, many Americans have raised concerns regarding the lack of recent audits of the gold stored at Fort Knox, with the last comprehensive review conducted over 50 years ago.
This gap in oversight prompted Massie's initiative, which is co-sponsored by fellow Republican representatives, including Warren Davidson (R-Ohio), Addison McDowell (R-N.C.), and Troy Nehls (R-Texas).
The proposed legislation would empower the Government Accountability Office and third-party auditors to access records and facilities housing the nation’s gold, ensuring full transparency in all gold-related transactions over the past half-century.
Massie stated that “Americans deserve transparency and accountability from the institutions that underpin our currency.”
The rising prices of gold—recently reaching an all-time high of $3,500 per ounce—emphasize the need for proper oversight. As economic uncertainty looms, citizens should feel confident that their government is safeguarding these vital assets.
Florida's legislative actions, recognizing gold and silver coins as legal tender and exempting them from sales tax, further illustrate a shift towards valuing tangible assets in uncertain times.
CEO of Money Metals Depository, Stefan Gleason, welcomed the introduction of the Gold Reserve Transparency Act, emphasizing the dire need for updated audits after decades of unreliable practices that have raised red flags about the integrity of our national gold reserves.
The narrative surrounding gold exhibitions has largely been a troubling one, fraught with lost records and unaccounted-for vault access. Ensuring that these reserves are accurately represented and maintained supports a robust financial future for American families.
As the debate intensifies, one thing is certain: the push for transparency surrounding America's gold reserves is not just about numbers, but establishing a firm foundation of trust between the government and its citizens.
With Rep. Massie’s determined leadership, the Gold Reserve Transparency Act is poised to change the landscape of accountability—one audit at a time.
Sources:
zerohedge.com
patriot.tv
liveaction.org
In a bold move to restore accountability and transparency to America's gold reserves, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) has introduced the Gold Reserve Transparency Act of 2025.
This legislation aims to ensure that the integrity of the U.S. gold holdings, particularly those stored at Fort Knox, is verified through a rigorous, independent audit.
Massie's bill comes in the wake of remarks made earlier this year by former President Donald Trump, who called for an investigation into the nation's gold reserves to ensure the American people's trust in their currency.
“We're going to Fort Knox to make sure the gold is there,” Trump asserted, highlighting the significance of verifying national assets.
Despite assurances from government officials, many Americans have raised concerns regarding the lack of recent audits of the gold stored at Fort Knox, with the last comprehensive review conducted over 50 years ago.
This gap in oversight prompted Massie's initiative, which is co-sponsored by fellow Republican representatives, including Warren Davidson (R-Ohio), Addison McDowell (R-N.C.), and Troy Nehls (R-Texas).
The proposed legislation would empower the Government Accountability Office and third-party auditors to access records and facilities housing the nation’s gold, ensuring full transparency in all gold-related transactions over the past half-century.
Massie stated that “Americans deserve transparency and accountability from the institutions that underpin our currency.”
The rising prices of gold—recently reaching an all-time high of $3,500 per ounce—emphasize the need for proper oversight. As economic uncertainty looms, citizens should feel confident that their government is safeguarding these vital assets.
Florida's legislative actions, recognizing gold and silver coins as legal tender and exempting them from sales tax, further illustrate a shift towards valuing tangible assets in uncertain times.
CEO of Money Metals Depository, Stefan Gleason, welcomed the introduction of the Gold Reserve Transparency Act, emphasizing the dire need for updated audits after decades of unreliable practices that have raised red flags about the integrity of our national gold reserves.
The narrative surrounding gold exhibitions has largely been a troubling one, fraught with lost records and unaccounted-for vault access. Ensuring that these reserves are accurately represented and maintained supports a robust financial future for American families.
As the debate intensifies, one thing is certain: the push for transparency surrounding America's gold reserves is not just about numbers, but establishing a firm foundation of trust between the government and its citizens.
With Rep. Massie’s determined leadership, the Gold Reserve Transparency Act is poised to change the landscape of accountability—one audit at a time.
Sources:
zerohedge.com
patriot.tv
liveaction.org
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