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Trump's Pissed: What Trump JUST Said [Monday]

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Doesn't the AG have to tell you uh if

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your name's

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>> Well, I haven't been overly interested

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in it. You know, it's something it's a

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hoax that's been built up.

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>> Let's talk about what Trump just said

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moments ago. Updates on the Epstein

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files as well as updates on what's going

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on with Russia, Ukraine, Iran, and it

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doesn't sound good. what's going on with

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trade negotiations and some outside data

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on what tariffs are really doing to the

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global economy and economic growth in

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the United States as well. Let's get

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started. Uh first, I'd like to start by

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saying that Donald Trump is now

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suggesting that Iran has been sending

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out some quote nasty signals. Now, just

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a couple days ago, I mentioned that uh

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Iran and Iranian intelligence is

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suggesting that maybe only one of their

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three nuclear facilities were actually

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damaged to the point of not being able

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to operate anymore. Part of that may be

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because of those bunker busting bombs

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that we dropped on down on Foraux were

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capable of going deep enough to cause

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serious damage to the Ford facility. But

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the real depths under Esvahan and some

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of the other nuclear facilities inside

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of Iran may be out of the range of our

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bunker busting bombs. And what we've

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been talking about is this idea of Iran

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rearming the Houthies in Yemen and

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potentially sending out aggressive

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indicators of not wanting to talk.

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Remember Donald Trump promised that we

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would be talking to Iran next week after

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the bombing and everybody was like, "Oh,

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this is wonderful." That has never

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happened though. We never ended up

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having talks with Iran. And so now

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Donald Trump is saying they're sending

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out some nasty signals and if Iran

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starts nuclear again, we will wipe it

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out fast. But that assumes that we are

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able to. We just used the deepest bunker

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busting bombs that we have and we may

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not be able to go deeper for now till we

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invent a new bomb. Obviously,

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negotiations with China continue this

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week. were widely expecting a 90-day

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extension to the 55% tariff rate and

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critical minerals deal probably combined

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with H20s as well. When it comes to

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Russia, things a little bit more

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complicated. Donald Trump gave Russia

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about a 50 to 60day time frame to make a

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deal with the United States. And if they

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don't make a deal with the United

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States, we would end up seeing some form

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of secondary sanction wave. Well, Donald

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Trump now even more aggressive on this.

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And I want to touch on that, but I want

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to give you a quick heads up that this

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morning before the market opened, the

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one stock I was bullish on in the meet

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Kevin alpha report in the morning was

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the potential for a run to this 17364

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line on AMD. And would you look at that?

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We're literally to the penny at 173 uh

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64, which is exactly what we were

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expecting would happen today. Uh and

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mind you, if you bought it at the open,

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you'd be up over six bucks on that $174

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stock uh just based off that alpha

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report or in the pre-market. Like there

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was no indicator that was that run was

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going to happen this morning. But this

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is some of the analysis that you could

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get in the alpha report. So if you want

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to be part of that, make sure you go to

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meekke.com. We've got a coupon expiring

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Friday, which means the price is going

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to be going up. We have the lifetime

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option available. So you pay once and

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you'll have access forever. I've been

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doing this for six, seven years now. uh

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actually probably more closer to seven

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or eight years now. Uh and people who

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originally paid for lifetime access are

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still reaping the benefits of it. So you

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can as well sooner you join the more

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value you get. Uh anyway, back to uh the

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data. So on secondary tariffs, remember

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that secondary tariffs are not tariffs

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on Russia directly because we don't

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trade with Russia directly at the

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moment. uh a secondary tariffs would be

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on anyone else associated to trading

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with Russia, most predominantly China

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and India who are buying a lot of

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Russian oil. This could advance

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aggressiveness against China. And I

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personally think one of the reasons why

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Donald Trump is moving up the deadline

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on Russia is because he's trying to put

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pressure on China to make a Chinese

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trade deal. Hey, you know, if you don't

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make a deal with us the way we want,

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we'll just throw secondary tariffs on

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Russia, which guess who that's going to

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affect you. I think that's what's going

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on here. Now, Donald Trump justifies

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this by saying he's always in the past

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gotten along with Putin, but something's

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changed. He's disappointed. Their

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economy is having a hard time, yet

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they're still not wanting to make a

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deal. Uh Donald Trump says their economy

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is very small for the size of the land

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that they have. And Russia could be so

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rich, but Putin is holding them back

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because every time he talks to them,

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Putin all he's interested in is killing.

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And so now Donald Trump is not so

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interested in talking anymore. That a

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quote from Donald Trump, not so

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interested in talking anymore. Something

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else he's also not very interested in

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talking about are the Epstein files.

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Donald Trump says that he's allowed to

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pardon Maxwell, that it's in the news,

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but right now it would be inappropriate

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to talk about pardoning Maxwell. He also

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says uh in response to the question,

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"Wouldn't the attorney general tell you

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if your name is in the Epstein files?"

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And he says, "Well, I haven't been

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overly interested in it. Those files are

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run by sick people. Sick sick people.

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And I don't do drawings." Well, maybe

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occasionally I'll I'll do drawings, but

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they would be of buildings, not of

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women. So, I I don't know who drew the

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photo of the woman with the signature as

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pubic hair. It wasn't me.

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Anyway, Donald Trump uh really getting a

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little aggressive there on the Epstein

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files, trying to blow off on Barack

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Hussein, Obama, and uh everybody who

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came before him. And besides, if they if

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they had something, they would have

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released the files already. Uh anyway,

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uh that was Donald Trump's sort of

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blowoff on the Epstein files once again.

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Then he goes on to say that his poll

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numbers have never been better. uh which

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is kind of not like it's a it's a

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reinterpretation

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of some of the numbers from the Wall

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Street Journal polls. Uh the Wall Street

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Journal recently came out with a poll

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suggesting that Democrats have worse

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polls than ever before. And I think

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Donald Trump is reinterpreting those

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numbers to mean that his poll numbers

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are better than ever before. But his

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approval ratings aren't that great. The

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thing is they're just better than

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Democrats. So yes, Democrats have worse

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poll numbers than Republicans. uh and

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Trump, but but Trump's poll numbers

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himself h have not been that fantastic.

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Not that it really matters because we

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don't really have an election going on

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right now anyway. So, most of the time

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people don't really talk about approval

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or poll ratings after they're elected

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and you don't really bring it up until

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midterms again. But, you know, Donald

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Trump likes to tell everyone that it's

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never been better. The numbers, they

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just keep growing. That's what happens

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when you're around me. Things just grow.

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That's what happens with Kevin's alpha

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report as well. Yeah,

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>> Kevin's somebody would consider Kevin's

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fantastic too.

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>> Pharmaceutical tariffs coming in the

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near term, says Donald Trump. He uh then

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uh you know, sort of another there was a

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brief little bit of a sell-off in the

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market at the comment of that, but

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that's already been recovered. Uh he's

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been talking about that for a while.

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Trump does lament the lack of progress

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in Gaza says we're going to set up food

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centers there and that hostages are

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becoming a shield. Uh this has been an

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argument that has been used since the,

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you know, day one in the Gaza Strip. A

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lot of people call that propaganda. A

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lot of people say that's nonsense. That

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why why is it when people are running to

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get food, they're getting bombed. This

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it's just a I mean here videos of Gaza.

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I mean the situation in Gaza is just

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absolute absolute chaos. It's terrible

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disaster. Uh anyway, he says he's

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working with BB on setting up some form

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of food centers uh to deliver aid. He

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also says that small nuclear plants are

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quote unquote interesting. Donald Trump

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says that small nuclear plants are

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interesting. uh thought thesis there is

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that you know maybe you could have some

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more motivation for a stock like Olo.

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Have to be careful on that one though.

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It's been very um momentum. We've been

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covering it a lot on the channel and

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it's it's been absolutely blowing up,

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which is not the thing you usually want

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to hear associated with nuclear, but

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anyway, uh you know, this is um you have

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to be careful on this one just because

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not only is it on all-time highs, but

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it's a company that doesn't make any

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revenues and probably won't make

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revenues in my opinion realistically for

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about 5 years if if we even need that

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sort of energy dominance in 5 years from

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now. I'm personally very concerned that

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we're going to overbuild

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uh energy infrastructure, which I guess

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isn't really much of a concern. It'd

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actually be great for you because it

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mean your electricity bill will probably

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come down. Anyway, Donald Trump on the

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Fed says they have to cut rates. Uh we

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were we're doing well even without a

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rate cut though, but we'll be doing even

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better if we had a rate cut. Uh now, I

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do think it's worth looking at this

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chart right here. Take a look at this

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chart. This is a chart from the doomers.

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It says US growth outlook has not

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recovered from liberation day and these

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are basically forecasts of gross

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domestic product uh in the United States

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by uh economic surveys. Now obviously

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these people could be wrong. After all,

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you know, Donald Trump makes it very

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clear. You don't need economist. You

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just need me. I was right. All the

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economists were wrong and I was right.

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And uh what so what you really have is

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uh economists saying, you know, Trump

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saying the economy is better than ever

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before and economists saying, well,

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we're certainly going to write down

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growth. uh growth that would have been

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about two and a half percent in 25 is

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probably going to be closer to about one

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and a half percent and we'll probably

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match that at around one and a half

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percent in 2026. So probably lost about

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one to you know half half so half to

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about 1% in our GDP. Obviously the risk

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here is that if tariffs do end up

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showing up in the longer term because

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they've been so buttered out and delayed

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in the implementation and stuff. If they

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do show up in the longer term in the

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labor market, that's obviously the

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biggest risk. And when the labor market

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turns, it's probably too late for the

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Fed to do anything about it. But right

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now, we don't really have concerns about

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that. I mean, obviously, the stock

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market is discounting nothing for

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recession. Uh volatility is all all-time

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lows, stocks are at all-time highs. Uh

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and I mean, we basically pick a stock

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and it runs to our line and everybody in

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the alpha report uh gets to go have a

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party, which is which is awesome. Uh, so

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AMD has been one we've been cheering for

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a few weeks now. But anyway, uh, going

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back to, you know, so keep this in mind

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in terms of growth outlook. It'll hit at

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some point. Donald Trump also talks

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about how like he killed the estate tax

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and there is no estate tax anymore, but

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there is. The estate tax was just

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expanded like the exemption on it was

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expanded from 13.99 million per person

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to 15 million. So like you had a little

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bit of an extension. Not exactly killing

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the estate tax, but you know, whatever.

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That's Donald Trump's way of pitching

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it. Uh, so that gives you sort of a

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breakdown of everything that Donald

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Trump talked about this morning and I

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think it's somewhat useful because, you

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know, it was a pretty early morning

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update if you think about it. So, uh,

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with that said, it's time to talk about

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something else.

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>> Welcome. Nice to have you. You want to

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talk about love making, right?

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>> Oh, also worth mentioning that they did

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also indicate that global tariffs would

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be set at 15 to 20%. Uh so that's sort

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of your assigned tariff rate. Uh this is

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supposed to come within the next uh you

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know few weeks or whatever here because

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August 1st is you know around the corner

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here. But uh let's write that down.

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Global tariff rate expected to be 15 to

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20%. Uh, one of those two numbers, Trump

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said,

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uh, Trump said

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unsure which unless we have a specific

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deal with the country. So again, I don't

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think in the near term markets really

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care about that, but it's worth

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bringing.

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>> Why not advertise these things that you

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told us here? I feel like nobody else

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knows about this.

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>> We'll we'll try a little advertising and

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see how it goes.

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>> Congratulations, man. You have done so

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much. People love you. People look up to

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you. Kevin Pafra there, financial

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analyst and YouTuber, Meet Kevin. Always

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great to get your take.

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