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The UK *JUST* Flipped | The Collapse of the United Kingdom.

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hey everyone meet Kevin here boy oh boy

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the United Kingdom has gone through hell

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over the last few weeks and in this

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video I'm gonna catch you up to speed

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with everything you need to know about

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the United Kingdom in a really fast

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bottom line way right up to the speech

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by the brand new prime minister today

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and what it means for the United Kingdom

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what just happened and what could it

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potentially mean for the stability of

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Pension funds and bankruptcies that we

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had been fearing because we've actually

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been getting pretty close to those let's

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talk about all of that in this video

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okay so here's the short story Boris

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Johnson went partying while covid was

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happening telling everyone to be on

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lockdown that haunted him for basically

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a whole another two years then he's like

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all right fine I got too many votes of

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no confidence and even though I could

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hang on to power I'm a leaf and so then

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the Tory party who had a 2019 mandate

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which is kind of like their concern

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derivative ish party but you don't want

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to just label them as one thing they're

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the Tory party okay all right we gotta

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be careful here anyway they decided to

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place Liz truss in power well she was uh

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not exactly like a Morgan uh Thatcher or

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Theresa May and instead made a few quote

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mistakes and you'll see where those

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quote mistakes come from but basically

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her policies along with the chancellor

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of the exchequer which is kind of like

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the treasury secretary except it's for

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the United Kingdom quasi cavatang

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decided hey you know what we're a

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country of entrepreneurs and in order to

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incentivize entrepreneurship and growth

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we're just going to cut taxes for the

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rich we're gonna stimulate businesses

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reduce taxes on real estate and help

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subsidize everyone's electricity bills

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and gas bills energy bills well what

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happened well you basically had a

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collapse of the bond market because all

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of a sudden funds decided oh we don't

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feel comfortable in the financial

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stability of the United Kingdom let's

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sell our guilts which are United Kingdom

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bonds and when those get dumped the

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prices of them go down and yields go up

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and because so many people were dumping

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these bonds and potentially then dumping

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the British pound for other currencies

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maybe like the US dollar where there's

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more stability and strength and then

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even though that's kind of weird to say

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that the United States could have more

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stability ironically when you have a lot

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of gridlock in the United States that is

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a form of stability anyway beside the

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point the pound plummeted big Panic

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happened big Panic led to so many margin

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calls at Pension funds that Pension

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funds had to start scrambling to sell

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assets they had to start taking

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Emergency Loans from the corporations

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for whom they do their Pension funds

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then they started trying to sell

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illiquid assets like real estate but the

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margin calls were coming in so fast that

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companies in charge of putting the

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margin calls together and actually

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processing them couldn't even get bonds

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offloaded fast enough basically Liz

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trust led to this complete disaster

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which then led to certain uh I think it

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was the daily something I don't know

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some particular newspaper Iran uh a

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challenge and said who's going to last

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longer this head of lettuce or the

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current prime minister Liz truss and

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sure enough the lettuce won she ended up

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being the shortest serving prime

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minister and now we're going to go to

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the youngest serving prime minister

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which I suppose it would be the youngest

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prime minister since like the yeah I

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think since 1812. it's quite remarkable

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and this person is uh quite rich in fact

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in the United States that can tend to

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give you credibility but in the United

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Kingdom that's actually pretty uh rare

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Rishi sunach is the prime minister now

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in the United Kingdom and uh he gave his

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first a speech this morning he was a

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little bit late to give his speech but

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then again he met the king the queen is

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no longer with us

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anyway there's a lot of political drama

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in terms of whether you say rest in

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peace to the queen or you don't uh you

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know we're just gonna put that drama

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aside that's a whole nother Twitter

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debate and quite frankly that's a video

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on its own so instead let's talk about

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what arishi had to say for the United

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so he had to say that quote our country

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is facing a profound economic crisis and

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the aftermath of covid lingers he says

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that Putin's war in Ukraine has

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destabilized energy markets and Supply

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chains and when it comes to Liz trust

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she's not wrong to want to improve

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growth but mistakes were made and even

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though they weren't made of bad

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intentions I've been elected to fix them

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now I will say Richard comes across as

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pretty dang polished okay he was pretty

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solid during covid although of course

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people are going to debate his

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performance during covet because any

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government official during covid just

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got stuff wrong that's just the way it

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worked but I have to say he was pretty

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damn calming to listen to now it isn't

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it kind of his entire speech in my him

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he didn't really say much he said look

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his priority is going to be fixing

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mistakes and economic stability and

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confidence now this is obviously you

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know he prefaced this before talking

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about economic stability and confidence

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by saying look Liz trust tried her best

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with her best of intentions but she made

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mistakes he's trying to basically say

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look like she's still a good human being

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even though the lettuce had beat her

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but then he kind of has to bash her too

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and he has to do that by saying look I'm

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going to stand for stability because you

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don't want the bond market to freak out

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and so far markets are actually

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responding calmly Rishi is bringing calm

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thank you very much now he does say that

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there will be difficult decisions to

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come and a priority is making sure that

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we're not leaving our children saddled

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with our own debt and then of course

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goes into sort of this politician list

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of all the things he's going to do like

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somehow he's going to strengthen the

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social safety net while making sure that

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straights are safe safer and the borders

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are controlled and we have better

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schools and we protect the environment

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and we support our armed forces and we

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build an economy that Embraces the

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future opportunities blah blah blah okay

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look bottom line out of all of this okay

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reishi is calm great this is exactly the

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kind of person we need a lot of folks

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were like Kevin Bojo's gonna come back

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that's Boris Johnson remember he's the

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coveted guy who left who was partying

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now we can really go party because he's

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done okay so and he can go party with

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less trust because they're all also in

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the same party the Tory party anyway

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rishi's in charge now and the goal is

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calm Bojo was potentially going to come

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back but the last thing you want is

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somebody who basically got forced out of

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the Prime Minister uh ship or whatever

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you want to call it coming back in to

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try to take over the reins after

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somebody else failed okay bad you need

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somebody new this Rishi decision by the

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United Kingdom of the Tory party okay

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they ultimately made the decision was

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the right decision in my opinion we get

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common markets this is really critical

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because the United Kingdom can now

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potentially avoid the pension fund

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collapse that we've seen

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nearly happen now what is important

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beyond that is that it wasn't just the

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United Kingdom that had pension fund

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issues it's more heavily pension fund

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indebted countries like the Netherlands

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that are now becoming more nervous about

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their own potential pension fund

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obligations and these sorts of things

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are leading bonds to be sold off

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preemptively in preparation for

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potential Financial stress in other

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economies around the world now what's

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important for us as sort of a bottom

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line to know is that right now the drama

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of the United Kingdom might be over and

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that's really good but now that this

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candle has sort of been put out we kind

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of have to look around and look for

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other potential Financial stress I don't

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believe at the moment at least that is

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going to come anymore from the United

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Kingdom again it's worth paying

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attention to what happens in the United

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Kingdom because their inflation rate

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just take back over 10 percent

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but beyond paying attention to it I

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don't believe we Face any longer the

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collapse fears that we were facing just

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a few weeks ago now we'll see what

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rishi's new policies are but honestly

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the best thing Rishi could do right now

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is very little just talk tough on on

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Putin and you know what in fact my

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opinion okay I'm just gonna take this

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out of my own little Playbook over here

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best thing Rishi could do now get on the

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phone with Biden get him off his

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freaking butt and get on the phone with

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Putin and stop this damn war that is the

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best thing that can be done for the

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entire world all right now thank you to

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hopefully appreciated this update and

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insight and a sort of full summary on

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what the hell is going on with the

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collapse of the United Kingdom and is it

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something that we need to be concerned

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about now thanks so much for watching if

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subscribing and we'll see in the next

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