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The Banking Crisis MANIPULATION & Trump's LASH OUT.

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well we gotta talk about the banking

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crisis again the banking crisis is oh

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it's a crisis yesterday we had several

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Executives and Republicans and Democrats

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freaking out with all their ideas about

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how to solve the banking crisis I'm

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going to give you a quick Lowdown on

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what happened in Congress yesterday

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spoiler alert nothing but more

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interestingly we're gonna see Donald

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Trump lash out about the banking crisis

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that's interesting and we're going to

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talk about how Deutsche Bank was

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potentially manipulated

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via the credit default swipe uh credit

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default swap skyrocketing that we saw

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last week on Friday which led to a lot

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of Shivers in the stock market

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especially in the banking sector now be

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right Banner gone all right let's get

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started so first yesterday several

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Republicans a uh freaked out over the

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fdic's handling of Silicon Valley Bank

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in the crisis uh chairman uh Greenberg

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asked why did the FDIC reject bidders

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that might have taken over the bank

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before Regulators were required to you

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know basically jump in and the FDIC is

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basically like look you know there was

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too little time for people to do due

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diligence and we have restrictions on

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how long it could take for people to go

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through this due diligence so we

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basically rejected some of the initial

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bids keep in mind how the Swiss National

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Bank ended up resolving the Takeover of

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Credit Suisse they basically told UBS

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look

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pay this amount agree to take this much

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in losses you're buying this Fixer-Upper

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we will guarantee the next 15 billion

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dollars of losses just don't look too

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closely we know it's a toxic Bank just

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please say you'll take it over and we

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will just give you more and more money

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until you say yes

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that's how the Swiss pulled it off uh so

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but anyway so you're freaking out on

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both sides over here Republicans

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especially were freaking out in terms of

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why the FED didn't actually uh regulate

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these Banks earlier uh even though a lot

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of problems have been identified at

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Silicon Valley Bank it's true it's like

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where was the supervising yeah there

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were inquiries and there were letters

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and there were complaints about Silicon

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Valley Bank in the past but nobody

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actually dropped the hammer so they're

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kind of right about that but then of

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course you had uh both the sides split

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on whether or not we should have more

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regulation you had Elizabeth and I'm

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summarizing like a three or four hour

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event yesterday okay and we're gonna do

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this fast Elizabeth Warren yesterday's

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like all right look we need a whole lot

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more regulation and then Republicans are

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like

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but but is that fair to the bank

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the barren Reckless and so that kind of

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gives you a little bit of an example of

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what you could expect to happen over the

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next two years in terms of new banking

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regulation absolutely nothing thank you

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Congress yes of course on one side more

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regulation and on the other side

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we're just not convinced

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uh anyway and then of course there was

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talk about the FDIC having to take in

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billions of dollars in potential losses

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ultimately the FDIC is going to likely

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pass that on to all the various

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different member banks of the FDIC which

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means your banking fees will probably go

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up that is called corporate socialism

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but it is what the FDIC is designed for

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after all so uh it's not a terrible

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surprise that's the point it's kind of

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like an HOA everybody pays in and then

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if something go falls apart or something

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gets screwed up well then what happens

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well then you end up uh having HOA dues

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potentially go up uh because let's say

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the pool fell into a sinkhole and now

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your HOA dues have to go up because

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there's some kind of problem that

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happened anyway so that gives you really

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a summary of yesterday's banking crisis

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discussion it really wasn't worth

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watching I hope you didn't watch the

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whole thing because what do you think

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Congress is going to do nothing instead

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let's now listen to Donald Trump though

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daddy T let's see what he thinks uh

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should happen so here's an interview

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with Donnie T and uh let's take a

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listening over to this and I can't even

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say strongly enough is incomplete

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channels we have 60 percent of our

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country now living paycheck to paycheck

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CBS News now says 25 of people in our

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great country are what they call Food

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insecure food they can't get Bare

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Necessities recession record inflation

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record our debt our deficits you know

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why is this happen how would you fix it

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and would you have supported the bailout

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of Silicon Valley Bank okay ready yeah a

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lot of questions you're asking me I am I

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wouldn't have supported the bailout the

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bank would have to get along by itself

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and maybe they could have what happened

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with the bank's interest rates went too

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high and you know I had my own situation

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with Powell and I beat the hell out of

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him I was not a big fan of Powell I was

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he was recommended by some people I I

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didn't like them he's too interest rate

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happy the argument about reducing all

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interest rates we could actually if we

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had more supply of fossil fuels yes

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those are not the most green right now

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but we need fossil fuels to get to a

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green transition if we had a greater

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Supply and more energy Independence we

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didn't reply rely on OPEC or OPEC Plus

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or in the past Russia we had our own

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sufficient natural gas and oil Reserve

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store we could then help out Europe

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maybe we could actually help reduce

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inflation because remember even though

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we measure inflation in two ways

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headline which includes oil and energy

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and food prices and core which strips

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out oil food and other energy you still

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have oil and energy as components of

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other items within core whether those

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are services like Uber drivers who have

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to charge us more because the cost of

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gas is higher or less people are driving

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Ubers because the cost of gas is so high

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therefore you have less supply of

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drivers and therefore you have higher uh

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pricing because that's how the Algos

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work on Uber less supply of drivers

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price goes up right it's very simple so

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oil prices do have absolutely trickle

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through the economy and I think Donald

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Trump raises a good argument that maybe

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we would have had less inflation had we

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had more energy Independence going into

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this crisis it is a fair point those

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treasuries got crushed because Powell

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keeps raising interest rates but that's

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up to Biden he's going to have to worry

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about that himself you know in theory

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how would you fix it uh well I would

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have done a big number on pal like it

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did I did I did a very big number in

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fact he wasn't budget he wouldn't have

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given up eventually he eventually cut

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him so much that it almost goes to

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problem people said how come he's cut

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him he helped cut him almost a point

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immediately because he thought I was

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going to fire him okay which some people

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said I had the right to do other people

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said you know you know when you put them

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there rightfully they have to have some

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protection etc etc from a president but

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how much of this but I thought he was

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hurting the economy you left this

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country for the first time in 75 years

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we were energy independent right a net

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exporter of energy okay we're going to

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be dominant okay okay and Europe right

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now could have used American energy they

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could this winter they could have used

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it so but now Joe has cut back

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dramatically on domestic production of

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energy now we're important believable

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we're importing from Venezuela Saudi

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Arabia last year their their big oil

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company made the most money they've ever

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made in history over I think it was over

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167 billion dollars how much of that

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because doesn't energy impact uh

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Trucking it impacts the price of goods

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and every store that we go to so when

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Biden came in the first thing he did was

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end the Keystone Pipeline that I got

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approved okay it was all approved it

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also gave Putin a waiver on the

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Nordstrom too okay so Putin said because

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everyone said oh I'm so nice to Putin

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Putin said if you're my friend I'd hate

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to see you as an enemy he told me that I

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got along very well with Putin by the

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way I'd be able to work that out it

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would have never happened in a million

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years and even the Democrats admit that

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but if this thing isn't solved by the

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time we have the election which is

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possible it won't be and is also

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possible we'll be in World War III with

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these idiots that are doing what they're

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doing you could end up in a nuclear

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World War which will make World War one

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and World War II look like Patty Cakes

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okay uh this unbelievable because we

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have people that don't know what they're

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doing but if it's not solved I will have

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it solved in 24 hours with zelinski and

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with Putin and there's a very easy

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negotiation to take place but I don't

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want to tell you what it is because then

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I can't use that negotiation it'll never

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work but there's a very easy negotiation

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to take place I will have it solved

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within one day

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a peace between them now that's a year

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and a half that's a long time I can't

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imagine something not happening the

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chairman the key with that is the war

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has to stop now because Ukraine is being

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obliterated you know whether it'll be

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nothing else well I looked at pictures

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of cities that are literally like it's

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like complete that demolition I was in

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the construction business you would

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demolish a building and you'd it looked

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like hundreds of these demolition sites

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the bill there wasn't a building

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standing and these are cities for

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Ukraine they were big cities very big

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cities now he hasn't really in Kiev he

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hasn't really set the missiles in but at

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some point he'll do that one too

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there's nothing standing the other thing

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is many more people are dead

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and horribly injured then they're

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reporting you know when you see missiles

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hitting 15 buildings at 15 buildings

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falling to the ground and they're big

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buildings there are a lot of people in

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those buildings and then they say one

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person was injured these are phony

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reports many many people are being

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killed that you don't know but you'll

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see that later on so you'd prefer if you

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were president you'd think you could you

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would have a negotiated settlement and

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within 24 hours and we wouldn't no

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longer be poning up all the money that

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by the way western western Europe is not

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doing their fair share what's unfair you

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and I have had this conversation is that

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we are spending we're up to almost 150

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billion dollars and Europe's at 24

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billion dollars now it's the same thing

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with NATO don't forget I got them to put

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up hundreds of billions of dollars my

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first meeting at NATO you know I was

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just there never did this before I'm

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sitting with all these presidents and

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prime ministers nice guys 28 countries

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and I'm looking at the charts I said

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could I see who's delinquent because

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they're supposed to pay and they say

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what do you mean by delinquent they said

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that's a real estate term when you don't

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pay your rent you're delinquent could I

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please see uh who has not paid and of

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the 28 countries 20 were not paid they

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weren't paying and I said you have to

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pay and if you don't pay I'm not going

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to protect you

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and ahead of a very important country

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stood up and said who is delinquent said

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could I ask you if we don't what you're

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saying if Russia attacks us

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and we aren't paid up you're not going

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to protect us I said that's exactly what

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I mean

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all right

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so that gives you a little bit on Donnie

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T here now I want to give you some

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reactions to this because first of all I

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have to say there's something that

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Donald Trump does whether you like him

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or not that as Ben Mulla said in my

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interview with him just a few weeks ago

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Donald Trump has a way of inspiring hope

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in people that somebody like

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unfortunately in the opinion of Ben Mala

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Ron DeSantis may not now here's the way

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you have to look at what just happened

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here is it realistic that Donald Trump

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could negotiate peace between Russia and

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zielinski within 24 hours

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unlikely but did it Inspire hope well if

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you hate Donald Trump it probably

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inspired you vomiting but that's okay

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you could get life insurance in as

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little as five minutes and help solve

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that problem

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but if uh if if you don't hate him and

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at least you're somewhat neutral

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relatively maybe somewhat still a little

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at least there's this like huh it kind

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of makes you think like is would is it

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possible like if if Joe Biden well maybe

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not Joe Biden but let's put it this way

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if if Obama okay if Obama right now

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had a corridor like a hundred percent

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safe Corridor where in one room there

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was Putin and in the other room there

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was zelensky and Obama's like all right

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I'm just gonna keep going back and forth

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until I got to stop we're gonna solve

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this problem all right everyone thank

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you bro all right this is bad but anyway

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the point is

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maybe it would get done now I want to be

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very clear here what Donald Trump is

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using is hyperbole he is not actually

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saying with certainty he could end the

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war in Ukraine and Russia in 24 hours

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now even though he's saying that he's

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not saying it absolutely and he's not

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saying it in a way where people should

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actually believe it but what it's doing

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is it's inspiring the urgency it's

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sending the signal that I Donald Trump

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will make this a top priority and if I

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don't get it done in a day then fine

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maybe I'll get it done in two days or a

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week but it's certainly not going to be

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years that's what he's inspiring and

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he's doing that by using hyperbole that

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is he's exaggerating I'll get it done in

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24 hours and he's highlighting the

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difference between him and other

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contenders like Ron DeSantis who

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initially said this was just sort of a

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territorial dispute or Joe Biden who's

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kind of quiet on it other than let's

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send more money to zanski right which is

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becoming somewhat of a politically

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divided issue so it's something to pay

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attention to this isn't to say that

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Donald Trump is the candidate it's not

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to say that he could just go on TV and

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lie lie lie about how he's going to do

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all this stuff and then not do it like

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in fairness where's his health care plan

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it never happened when he was in office

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right Kaylee mcenany famously held up

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all these 400 pages that had no

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substance there was no health care plan

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so you also have to balance this with a

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lot of stuff he says he just says to get

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elected in fairness but

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from a voter's point of view it creates

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inspiration it agree aggravates

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frustration with the status quo

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and it makes people want change so what

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Donald Trump does is he actually

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inspires that hope he instills hope that

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well maybe there there would be a way to

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save people's lives and the cities and

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the buildings that are destroyed maybe

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maybe there is a way to avoid World War

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III because nobody wants that we don't

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want you know World War one and two to

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look like Patty Cakes that sounds

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terrible you you get introduced to hope

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that you didn't even realize could exist

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and that motivates people to vote for

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Donald Trump

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think about this he says quote I would

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have done a big number on Powell I've

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done it before I had him under the

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threat of firing him he was so scared he

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ended up cutting rates

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now what's interesting is we don't know

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if Powell ended up cutting rates in 2018

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because the market and bond market were

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freaking out

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or because of Donald Trump's threats but

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Donald Trump was threatening to fire him

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in the second half of 2018. I remember

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covering it here on YouTube I remember

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it very clearly and everybody's like you

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can't fire him he's like I'm a firearm

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technically there's supposed to be a

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division between uh the Federal Reserve

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and politics technically the Federal

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Reserve is supposed to be apolitical it

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gets appointed and authorized to do its

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job by Congress but it's technically not

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a part of the government it's supposed

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to be independent this is despite the

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fact that the financial times just

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yesterday was reporting that Jerome

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Powell and Janet Yellen are basically

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trying to align their messaging on banks

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which is a problem because Janet Yellen

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is basically a puppet of the Biden

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Administration which is a political

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office and if Jerome Powell is trying to

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align with Yellen then you have

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political alignment so it's it's a very

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very blurry line but the what else did

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Donald Trump say well he said

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we shouldn't focus on rates we should

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just focus on lowering the cost of oil

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how about we drill more how about

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instead of banning the Keystone Pipeline

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we just have more energy Independence

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so we make some really good points and I

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hate to say it but if you took Donald

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Trump right here out of context and you

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ignored all of the past all his faux pas

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Jan six all the investigations the

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stormy dance if you just ignored all of

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the past and you took that clip and put

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it next to a clip from Biden and a clip

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from DeSantis right now

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Donald Trump would win

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that it was very inspiring so you know

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I'm not a trump apologist okay by any

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means like I I do my best to be very in

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the middle but I actually think the way

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he he presents this information he

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brings up ideas that really we're not

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talking about as much as we should you

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know the idea of more energy

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Independence the idea of how maybe more

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energy Independence can help us reduce

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inflation it's logical but it's not one

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that gets talked about a lot the idea of

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why don't we have a world leader

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actually trying to negotiate peace in

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the United States is in the best place

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to do it whereas we're not even remotely

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trying to negotiate with him are we

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handcuffed to the military industrial

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complex which is telling us no no no no

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don't negotiate peace we like the orders

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I don't know it's it's very interesting

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it's it's very very interesting so uh I

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think uh I think that that's a good

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little analysis there on the Trump part

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now I quickly want to talk about what

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happened with those credit default swaps

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regarding uh the banking crisis I do

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think Trump by the way saying that

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Silicon Valley Bank should just fail

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I don't think it would have been as bad

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as people think because basically the

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bank would have gotten bought out at a

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discount it would have gotten liquidated

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and then depositors would have taken

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like a 10 to 20 haircut it might have

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created more fear and contagion and

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that's just the unknown but it's like

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not like people over the FDIC limit

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would have lost all their money it would

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have been a percentage you know 10 20

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maybe as much as 30 but not more

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we'll never know anyway uh on Friday we

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did see credit default swaps for Charles

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Schwab Skyrocket however it's uh worth

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noting that fewer than 20 percent of

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Charles Schwab's depositors actually

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exceed the 250k FDIC limit ninety

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percent of depositors at Silicon Valley

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Bank exceeded the 250k limit that's why

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there was so much like political drama

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about protecting depositors here uh

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Charles Schwab has 34 million accounts 7

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trillion assets it's literally huge yeah

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they've got 29 billion dollars in

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unrealized losses but with bonds

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rallying that actually has been falling

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uh they suggest they have enough

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liquidity to cover deposits right now of

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course they're considering also other

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assets that they would have to liquidate

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you don't have enough cash to cover

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deposits ever at a bank uh but uh Schwab

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seems pretty strong uh that's Charles

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Schwab uh we're supposed to talk about

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Deutsche Bank but let me get this out of

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the way some people have been asking me

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about it uh 51 of their income comes

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from net interest Revenue their sweep

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account and pays just point four five

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percent uh but uh the bank seems pretty

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strong right now so people bringing up

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questions about Schwab probably uh

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unnecessary to worry about Schwab at

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this point TBD though we can keep an eye

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on it regarding Deutsche Bank same story

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their revenue is increasing their

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profits are increasing so Schwab is

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actually doing fantastic uh or sorry

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Deutsche bank's actually doing pretty

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dang well over the last few years if you

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look at their financials a Deutsche Bank

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had credit default swaps Skyrocket on

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Friday apparently the reason for that

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was a single trade one Trader we don't

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know who it is but one person put on a

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five million dollar bet and because

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these are so illiquid they LED credit

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default swaps to Skyrocket on Friday

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sending a signal to markets that was

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actually inappropriate one Trader made a

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bet

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freaked out the market that Deutsche

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Bank credit default swaps were

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skyrocketing which is an insurance

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against failure and all of a sudden the

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entire Market gets you know it's panties

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in a knot thinking oh my God the banking

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crisis is worsening collect me it was

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one freaking Trader so it's kind of

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interesting to look at that so long and

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short of all of this

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Trump uh we talked about long and short

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of the banking crisis so far does it

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really seem to be widespread systemic

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risk outside of the risky banks no is

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this issue potentially going to fade

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do we see those red flags now no so when

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banking crisis and Donald Trump lash out

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section

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thank you

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