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Doge Dividend & Stimulus Check Update

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wow we actually have updates from Elon

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Musk himself and others regarding the

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Doge dividend let's take a listen in to

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see what the latest updates are uh this

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with Elon Musk at CPAC some have been

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criticizing Elon Musk for the glasses

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and the look he was posing with a

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chainsaw and uh some some people I mean

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then again people are always criticizing

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musk but anyway let's listen to what he

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says about the Doge dividend it's the

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bureaucracy that's exactly right let's

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talk about let's talk about these Doge

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dividend checks that everybody's talking

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about this week and I know you tweeted

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out that you're going to do everybody

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want like a $5,000 check in the mail

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sounds kind of good right and and the

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best part about it would be knowing

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where it came from that that's five

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grand that you sent them last year

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totally it's it's it's it's money that's

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taken away from from things that are

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destructive to the country that and from

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organizations that hate you to you

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that's awesome is it does it seem like

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me have you talked I mean that's like

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glorious that's like best The Spoils of

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battle you

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know I like that is there is there track

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on that yeah yeah so uh yeah I took the

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president he's supportive of that and um

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so it sounds like you know that's

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something we're we're going to do yep um

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so as as we're finding savings that's

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going to translate directly to

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reductions in tax so yeah all right so

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that's one of the updates there this is

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a reiteration from today that uh as we

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heard Donald Trump has now mentioned

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he'd consider 20% going to a doge

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dividend of whatever uh Doge saves 20%

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going to debt payoff and then 60% going

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to just a reduction in further spending

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uh Donald or Elon Musk here obviously

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reiterating that uh now you do have some

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counterarguments for example uh Jasmine

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Crockett she's got a fiery um Crockett

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attitude uh and uh she's not too happy

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about this now some people say it's

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because she's a Democrat and she doesn't

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want to see Republicans get a political

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win here let's listen in that presid

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pres Trump says he likes the idea of

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giving some of the savings from Doge

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back to Americans as kind of a dividend

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would you support that listen he's just

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telling a lie he's not the one that had

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anything to do with the

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$1,200 um refunds that people had during

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the midst of Co that was done by a

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democratic house and Democratic Senate

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right now what they're going to do is

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say hey we want to give you a refund but

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Congress won't let us because they

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already know that there's just no money

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for that the only reason that those

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refunds came before was because we were

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living in different times this was a

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time in which hopefully we won't ever go

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through again we had a once in

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a-lifetime pandemic the bad part is that

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I don't know if it's once in a-lifetime

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because we know that Ebola unfortunately

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was detected right here in New York here

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recently and if we continue down this

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road of getting rid of scientists or

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deciding that we don't want to rely on

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Experts as it relates to what they're

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telling us to do or we don't want to

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deal with vaccines and Medicine in this

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country then we may be facing not only

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our next pandemic but our next two three

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or four pandemics because of their

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incompetence so no we are not in the

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business of giving out money and

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honestly I don't know what $5,000 will

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do for you well wait wait a sec hold on

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she just said Democrats deserve all the

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credit in the Democratic House and

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Senate for sending the $1,200 stimulus

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check but then in the same and she says

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I don't know what $5,000 is going to do

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for

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you this is either really hypocritical

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or really toned deaf so I'm not sure but

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it does sort of make sense that

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Democrats at the moment are not very

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happy uh about um these potential for

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these Doge stimulus checks now with that

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said you know we still have an uphill

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battle first of all you've got some

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folks within uh the Republican Party who

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aren't open to the uh Doge ulous checks

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we're going to listen to Mike Johnson

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here in just a moment on it uh but you

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also have to remember we still have a

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lot of savings work to do and we'll talk

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about that in just a moment the

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president said that a percentage of Doge

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savings could maybe go back to the

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American people in the form of what he

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called Doge stimulus checks something

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like

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20% how would that work well look I mean

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politically that would be great for us

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you know because then everybody a check

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but really we have to think of it I

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think in a that just got everybody's

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attention by the way I just saw

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everybody look up all the I but but if

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you think about our core principles

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right fiscal responsibility is what we

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do as conservatives that's our brand and

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and we have a$ 36 trillion federal debt

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we have a giant deficit that we're

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contending with I think we need to pay

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down the credit card right that's what I

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think we need

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to the president said that a mind you

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that is actually a very uh popular

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argument right now that you got to pay

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off some of the debt that's going on now

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it's worth noting that there are people

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on all sides of this argument some an

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article that's gaining a lot of traction

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right now is actually the following take

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a look at this one uh this is a uh it's

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posted on futurism and it's an economist

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who warns that the future is going to be

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very uh very uh bad in that we're going

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to see a deep deep

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recession uh now Elon Musk did mention

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as recently as October that there could

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end up being a recession if Donald Trump

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uh pursues some of the deeper cuts to

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bureaucracy that uh you know he's

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looking for now this will be interesting

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so we're going to compare these two

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things because obviously here we are in

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February but this is an economic piece

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here that says a professor and former

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Department of Labor Economist is warning

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that the unelected White House adviser

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and multi-hyphenated billionaire Elon

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Musk is sending the United States

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headlong into a huge recession a post on

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Blue Sky by Jesse Rothstein of the UC uh

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Berkeley School University of California

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at Berkeley School uh public policy

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Professor uh mind you also who was a

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chief Economist at the Department of

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Labor at the start of the Obama

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Administration so you know left leaning

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institution left leaning political

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career argues that at this point a

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recession seems quote almost unavoidable

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that we are heading for a deep deep

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recession between the cutting of

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hundreds of thousands of government jobs

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on the chopping block and the

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cancellations of counsil countless

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Federal contracts The Economist noted

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that upcoming employment looks reports

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are going to look quite scary indeed

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specifically the March employment report

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to be released on April 4th to show

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bigger losses than any month ever

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outside of 2020 and

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2008 add to that the enormous private

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Market uncertainty how could you end up

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hiring in this condition this is going

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to be very very bad now Ela musk himself

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has predicted uh some form of Market

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correction popping over here Elon mus

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predicts hardship economic turmoil as a

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stock and a stock market crash if Trump

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wins now this is interesting because

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this was October 2024 so just a week

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before the election or so let's take a

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look at this just a week until the

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election Donald Trump's close Ally and

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major economic adviser Elon Musk is

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warning supporters to expect an economic

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chaos a crashing stock market and

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financial hardship albe it temporary if

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Trump wins it sounds so extreme that

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Trump fans must either wonder why he

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would be so foolish as to say the silent

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part out loud or maybe he'd hope that

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the whole story is made

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up Elon Musk uh has argued that he would

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be uh Donald Trump's budget cutting and

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government efficiencies are we've

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obviously already been seeing this uh

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and he says there will be no special

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cases and no exemptions as he starts

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slashing spending after Elon mus or

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Donald Trump takes office he predicts he

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will need a lot of security personally

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because he'll likely

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because of the likely reaction to his

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moves excuse me still under the weather

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here but it's actually really incredible

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foresight so far by Elon Musk because

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he's realized he's back in October he

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realized he was going to get a lot of

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backlash now he's getting a tremendous

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amount of backlash now it obviously

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doesn't help some of the behavior that

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we're seeing on social media by Elon

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Musk uh it's unfortunate for example to

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see uh something like uh you know the

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following here Elon 2024 posts a bit

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more positive beautiful informative

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content please and in February he says

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Dear astronaut you are fully are and an

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idiot you this is obviously a debate

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here and and in the comments we're sort

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of debating have have politics gotten to

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Elon Musk and is he sort of forgetting

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his obligations as a father potentially

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or is there something else going on you

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know some drama that's sort of exploding

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right now and again you want Wonder like

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is this drama exploding because of Elon

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Musk uh cutting in a political position

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or is it something else but uh this is

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uh This Is Not Great right here here's a

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post by Grimes on her official account

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please respond about our child's medical

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crisis excuse me I'm sorry to do this

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publicly but it's no longer acceptable

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to ignore the situation this requires

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immediate attention if you don't want to

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talk to me can you please designate or

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hire someone who can so we can move

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forward on solving this this is urgent

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Elon these are now deleted posts by the

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way as uh who knows maybe Grimes ended

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up getting uh uh in touch with Elon or

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elon's team or or whatever uh but uh uh

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you know Elon is clearly had some

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foresight that there would be a lot of

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negativity around him cutting uh and so

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you know going back to his original

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argument here he says we have to reduce

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spending to live within our means that

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necessarily involves some temporary

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hardship but it will ensure long-term

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prosperity and you know there is an

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argument here to be made that if you cut

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spending on a government level and you

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give it to the private sector whether

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you send it to people or uh you know you

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just tax people less that you can

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actually end up having less de dead

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weight loss and a stronger economy with

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more economic growth now obviously it

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depends where the spending goes as to

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whether or not we're going to see

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inflation right if we see you know some

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of if we see spending going to cars

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which have dramatically expanded their

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manufacturing capabilities well we don't

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expect to see inflation we just expect

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to see more profits for the autom

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manufacturers without necessarily

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inflation uh unlike what we saw in Co

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right so it really depends you know if

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if uh all of the money moves into

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something where there's little or tight

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Supply or manufacturing isn't fully

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built out then of course you would have

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inflation again so there's sort of that

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little ballast effect we have to

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consider but I always think this is

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really interesting describing describing

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government spending as a room full of

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targets like you can't miss in any

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direction and you're going to hit a

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Target Elon says I think once the

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election takes place we'll immediately

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begin looking at where to take the most

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immediate action obviously a lot of

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people who are taking advantage of the

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government are going to be upset about

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that I'll probably need a lot of

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security everyone will be taking a

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haircut uh and this is very interesting

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he went further and agreed with a

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supporter who predicted an initial

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severe overreaction in the economy and

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that markets will tumble sounds about

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right Elon mus

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replied well it's quite interesting take

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a look at the post here if Trump

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succeeds in forcing through Mass

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deportations combined with Elon hacking

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away at the government firing people and

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reducing the deficit there will be an

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initial severe overreaction in the

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economy and this economy propped up with

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debt generating asset bubbles uh let's

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go ahead and pull it all up generating

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asset bubbles uh and artificially

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suppressed wages as a result of illegal

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immigration markets will eventually

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tumble and when the storm passes

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everyone will realize we're on sound or

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footing with a rapid recovery to a

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healthier sustainable economy history

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could be made in the coming two years

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you know when you couple this sort of

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thinking that uh even Elon recognizes

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some of his moves of cutting could end

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up being you know a hardship for the

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economy or creating an economy an

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economic hardship in addition to that

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Donald Trump's tariffs creating some

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potential heartache yeah there are a lot

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of people concerned that is the best

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thing for us to do right now to actually

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send Doge dividends uh a lot of people

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say yeah you know let's let's give some

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money back to folks other people say no

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no no no no let's let's not do Doge

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dividends let's not give money back why

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don't we do this why don't we just pay

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down the debt and tax people less tax

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credits lower taxes simple and just like

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we talked about in this morning's video

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it's worth noting that you know a lot of

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Institutions are still pessimistic not

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only about China but also about the

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potential for an aggressive Trump where

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ter and high deportations could end up

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having that same effect that Elon had

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warned about so it's interesting it's

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it's this very curious set of facts that

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we're dealing with uh that there are and

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the fact is there are basically many

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different potential outcomes here we

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could end up seeing Doge dividend checks

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but uh what if the economy booms because

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we don't end up getting tariffs and we

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don't end up cutting as much then the

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economy is fine and we don't get Doge

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dividend checks alternatively maybe the

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economy actually goes into a

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recessionary situation because we get

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some more aggressive tariffs and we get

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more cutting from Elon but then it

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actually reiterates the need for Doge

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dividend checks in the in the first

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place because here we are in a recession

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again and the government dos out more

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spending now is that going to increase

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the debt which is basically the opposite

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of what the Trump Administration is

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trying to do at the moment yeah but of

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course under a recessionary scenario

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that might be deemed an except cable and

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again temporary outcome so I guess we'll

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see but here's a bit of an update on the

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Doge dividend it's worth noting that you

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know two days ago Elon said hey yeah

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we're going to look into this Doge

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dividend uh and yesterday president

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Trump said yeah we want to send 20% back

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to the people today Elon Musk is

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reiterating it so it seems like it's

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gaining some serious traction at least

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between musk and uh Donald Trump and so

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we'll see how much more of an axe the

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government spending uh situation ends up

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getting and how much that ends up

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creating or enabling for the form of a

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doge dividend anyway you can watch my

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other videos on the Doge dividend thank

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you so much for watching and as always

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we'll see you in the next one appreciate

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