Hey, it’s Tucker Carlson.

You’ve probably noticed the same thing we have: the best people in this country—hardworking, God-fearing, freedom-loving Americans—are the ones getting punished.

That’s true across the board, but it’s especially true in the gold industry.

We recently discovered something that infuriated us. Major gold dealers—many endorsed by cable news hosts—have been quietly swindling Americans out of their retirement savings.

How? By selling gold at massive markups, sometimes 100% over what it’s actually worth. They rely on confusion, hidden fees, and a false sense of urgency to pressure people—especially retirees—into overpriced deals.

We could’ve been part of that.

After we left cable news, multiple gold companies offered us millions—over $20 million—to pitch their products. But when we started asking questions, it didn’t add up.

Gold is a commodity. You can check the spot price anytime. So, how could these companies afford that kind of marketing spend? The answer was obvious: Because they gouge their customers.

We wanted no part of it.

Instead, we partnered with one of the largest and most respected wholesalers in America—Christopher Olson, from whom I’ve bought gold myself and whose family has been in the business for nearly 50 years—to launch a company of our own, Battalion Metals.

It exists for one reason: To give honest Americans access to fairly priced gold, with total transparency.

When you realize the central banks are a scam, you buy gold. When you realize most gold companies are a scam, you shop Battalion Metals.

How exactly do the scams work? We explained it in detail during yesterday’s show. You can watch it here.

We truly believe that every family should protect their savings with gold. And they should be able to do it without getting ripped off in the process.