This video features Robert Kiyosaki discussing the perceived flaws in the American education system, particularly its failure to teach financial literacy. He contrasts "real money" (like silver coins) with "fake money" (currency that can be printed), argues that schools are influenced by Marxist ideologies, and advocates for investing in assets rather than liabilities. Kiyosaki shares personal anecdotes, including his experience reading the Communist Manifesto and his observations in Zimbabwe, to illustrate his points about economic systems and currency collapse. He also promotes his book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and discusses the importance of sound money and avoiding government-printed currency.
