Blah, he's sorta-kinda right. But he seems to believe that oversight from a democratic institution would take care of the ECB, which is bogus. End the EU, get back on gold standards, the problems magically disappear. But he's right in that it is a global corporatist state propped up by preferential regulation and central banking, and is far more socialist/fascist in nature than it is of the free market.
There's another couple slight gripes I have with his positions on business and credit, but I don't have time to get into that now.