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The Coming Hyperinflation of Deglobalization | The End of America

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of the greatest fears of this

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recessionary cycle is that D

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globalization will lead to the greatest

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hyperinflation of Our Lives that it's

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not just the expansion of the money

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supply making Austrian economists roll

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over in their graves it is not just the

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money Printing and stimulus that led to

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the greatest inflation since the 1980s

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for over 40 years but is actually

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potentially the frustration that

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businesses face due to broken supply

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chains during the covet pandemic that

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potentially will lead to

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de-globalization and therefore massive

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inflation the argument is simple you

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can't trust China anymore you can't

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trust the existing Supply chains so

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everybody needs to reassure and this

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argument has been made for years that as

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companies will reassure their products

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and their manufacturing back to America

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the costs of manufacturing will go to

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the moon and if the costs of

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manufacturing go to the Moon folks we

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are all screwed because we will feel

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nothing other than hyper inflation and

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so I've written out this thesis on a

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document here and then we're going to go

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into a piece from TS Lombard on

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globalization let me first give you this

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reminder remember the 2022 theme we will

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have hyperinflation because you can't

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trust China we're going to onshore all

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manufacturing we're going to rebuild our

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own Supply chains because we can't trust

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anyone and what was Kevin's response

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Kevin's response was very simple the in

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my opinion this was my opinion okay my

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opinion was that thesis was ludicrous if

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you've been watching my channel for over

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a year now at least a year you know that

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I've regularly said this idea of

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de-globalization and hyperinflation is

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ludicrous my thesis was

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why would you let one supply chain snarl

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ignore or lead you to ignore the cost

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benefits of lower labor costs in other

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countries remember that is also a

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benefit to other people right when we

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bring jobs to Mexico where the average

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hourly wage is 3.50 cents and we build a

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Tesla gigafactory there what does that

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actually mean it actually means you're

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creating more demand for labor in the

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area which gives the wage earners more

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pricing power which allows wages to go

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up but it's still cheaper than what you

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could manufacture for in America so it's

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disinflationary for Americans and it

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helps grow a market wherever we go

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so I called for something known as

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re-globalization you know this we've

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talked about this pretty regularly I've

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regularly talked about

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re-globalization as my thesis for what

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would happen and I believe and at the

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same time we've seen Apple then move to

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India Vietnam and Mexico gaining a lot

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of cloud along with Indonesia Taiwan uh

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becoming basically an area known for its

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Advanced chip making now especially with

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Taiwan semiconductors but then we also

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have China now freaking out and really

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saying oh my Lord we may have messed up

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how can we get American companies back

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this was a big deal right in China after

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all with Xi Jinping making his

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conference in front of the Chinese

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Communist Party applauding Central

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planning and socialism but for the first

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time nearly ever applauding capitalism

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as something that would be a priority

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for them and now inviting whom well not

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only American companies back but

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recently meeting with Tim Cook and

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meeting again soon with Elon Musk the

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premier inviting Elon Musk back to

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Shanghai why so they can brag about the

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success story of American manufacturing

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going to China that's what China is good

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at they've become really good at

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manufacturing consider what foreign

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affairs told us about China they told us

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that the Chinese when they decided to go

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all in on solar panel solar panel

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manufacturing not only do they make the

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cheapest solar panels but they made the

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best solar panels so what do we finally

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have the institutions now saying well

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look look at this folks I feel

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Vindicated I feel Vindicated T.S Lombard

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the future of re-globalization I saw

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this and I just about fell off my bunk

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bed this morning I cannot believe that I

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actually have now for the first time

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since we've been talking about this for

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years actually seen an institution

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finally talk about

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re-globalization I could not be more

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courses okay so the future of

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re-globalization what do we have here

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well hyper globalization may be over and

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the U.S China decoupling may actually be

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fueling not a de-globalization but a

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re-globalization and in other words

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Mexico Vietnam Taiwan India Indonesia

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are the Future these are now the winners

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as uh global companies International

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multinational companies seek to rebuild

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Global Supply chains and Mexico will be

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a very large beneficiary of not only the

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inflation reduction act but the move

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away and out of China China is then

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widely expected to fight back against

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Mexico and India India and Indonesia

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trying to take this expansion the more

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Mexico India and Indonesia take business

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from China guess what happens the more

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China tries to incentivize manufacturers

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to go back to China folks what happens

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when China tries to incentivize people

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to go back to China because people are

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now fleeing to India and Vietnam or

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Taiwan you have a pricing War you have

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lost PP they manufacturers the

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manufacturing Nations have lost their PB

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their pricing power is waning well the

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Legacy wants right the Legacy

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manufacturer of China is losing its

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pricing power instead you now have more

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people wanting to share PP as a result

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American companies multinational

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companies the Teslas the Volkswagen the

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the Fords the GM's uh the the the

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massive ones like obviously the apples

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the Microsoft they all benefit end phase

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massive International production

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producer now of of Asic based micro

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inverters building factories over where

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top G has finally managed to go from

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jail to house arrest allegedly according

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to the BBC uh we'll see what ends up

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happening with that but anyway we'll see

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so focusing here on what this means

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re-globalization folks is a fancy way of

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saying prepare for big

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fat

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thick

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deflation

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yes big fat deflation I believe that

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this competition

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between China losing what it was once

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good at and everyone else will actually

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likely lead to more deflation especially

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as India and Indonesia and Taiwan

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realize they have a limited window here

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before China slaps back now keep in mind

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that in the past India has failed at

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becoming a low-cost Global Tech Hub why

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because of labor laws infrastructure and

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bureaucracy that continues to constrain

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the managing sector let me give you a

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simple explanation as to why this

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happens in India versus China

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China is centrally planned China is

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communist we know this there but they

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they are starting to enjoy some of the

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benefits of uh of of capitalism right

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but in a centrally planned economy what

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do you have you have the ability to

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streamline construction you can build a

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gigafactory in Texas or Berlin in two

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years you can do it in one year in China

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in and the reason you can do that in

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China is because you have Central

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planning Xi Jinping can pick up the

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phone and say get it done and then it

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gets done

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water lines are built in 40 days the

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sewage systems the Plumbing Systems the

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electrical grids everything gets

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re-enginated

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to accommodate

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Tesla via Central planning that is one

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of the Fantastic benefits of central

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planning Central planning in China is

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deflationary for America

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recognize that

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now what about

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India Well India is very different

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India's government is like a fractal

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system where every local government the

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more local you go the more the rules are

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different there's no consistent

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permitting between different locales and

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municipalities there's no Central

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planning everything is based on Whose

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pockets are getting lined more at the

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local level and I don't look I'm not

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trying to suggest that NDS corrupt I'm

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trying to suggest that it's a developing

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country and there's obviously going to

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be less transparency than in other

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countries but the point here is TS

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Lombard is making a clear argument that

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maybe it's not as easy to say oh let's

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just go to India or Vietnam and China

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realizes that and that's why I think

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China over the next year is actually not

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going to be a massive negative for

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America it's actually going to be a

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massive Boon for disinflation so this

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call for re-globalization I think is

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fantastic especially since now we're

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moving to this idea of going from a just

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in time style of menu manufacturing to a

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more of uh just in case model uh this

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this is really a wave okay let's

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understand that really quickly basically

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companies generally don't like holding

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inventory on their shelves because it

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rots it gets stolen it decays it

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depreciates

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so usually if you're manufacturing a car

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you want the wheels for the car to show

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up the minute that you actually need

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them not any sooner that's very

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important for keeping your costs down

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very important but what's incredible

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here is that now companies are running

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such more resilient Supply chains that

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once they actually move to more of a

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just in case model and they have more

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inventory on the shelves and much

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smoother Supply chains we will probably

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go from normal Supply chains like let's

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let's draw that out just to understand

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the thesis of deflation here for a

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moment if if this was your normal supply

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chain and the supply chain got very very

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expensive because of coven and now the

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supply chains are becoming looser you

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will probably through re-globalization

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you will probably have cheaper and

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looser Supply chains than you ever had

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pre-pandemic so the pandemic might be

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exactly what we needed to end up

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creating less this or less inflation and

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more disinflation potentially deflation

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it's actually a fantastic piece here on

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why disinflation could could be coming

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thanks to

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re-globalization now there is still the

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fear that there will still be political

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Strife between China and America after

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all uh China is being labeled as a

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foreign country of concern or a foreign

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entity of concern which actually limits

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some of the benefits of manufacturing in

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China and limit some of the tax credits

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of businesses being able to do business

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in China who also want to take tax

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benefits in America in fact there was

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just a massive piece let me see if I can

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pull it there was just a very massive

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piece about how ship companies will

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potentially have to choose China or the

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United States it's actually very

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relevant to this discussion right now

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let's go ahead and pull that up and

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while I don't think that will end up

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being true in the long term I think in

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the near term that could be a choice

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that businesses have to face

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especially since you're seeing that as

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well uh with

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I think this is like a Baron's piece or

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something like that uh but anyway

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especially as you're seeing that with

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now uh ah there we go found it it was a

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Wall Street Journal piece let's go ahead

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and pull this up together we'll look at

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this together

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uh oh it's gonna make me go vertical

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that's lame no I don't want to do that

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let me see if I can get it on my laptop

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but anyway uh the argument is that well

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I mean maybe you can get disinflationary

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deglobalization but if politics stand in

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the way then what you actually

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potentially risk is

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more inflation in the short term as

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basically companies try to get their tax

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credits in America but by getting the

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tax credits in America you're actually

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printing stimulus checks again right I

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believe that I actually believe the

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biggest stimulus checks that are going

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out right now are going to chip

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companies and energy and Battery based

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companies there's a reason my biggest

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exposure right now to uh stocks is in

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the space of chips and energy because

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that's where the stimuli checks are

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going folks and after all remember I'm

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your stimmy check expert

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uh anyway so let's look at this Wall

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Street Journal piece because it gives us

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some really good insight

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stand by I will share the screen thanks

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to stream yard let's see how easy it is

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oh that's so easy that's nice actually

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can I do this no that goes to my phone

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this

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works pretty well

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that's interesting I'll have to play

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with my little default settings a little

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oh that's kind of cool that's not as

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cool

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that's not as cool this is pretty cool I

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love this thing the software is so cool

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anyway okay so four chip makers a choice

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between us and China Looms

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the semiconductor companies seeking

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federal grants under the chips act could

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face a tough decision take Washington's

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help to expand in the U.S or preserve

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their ability to expand in China the

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Biden Administration last week proposed

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new rules detailing restrictions chip

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companies would face on operations in

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China and other countries of concern if

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the companies accept taxpayer funding

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some of the proposed restrictions known

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as China guard rails were tougher than

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the industry expected lawyers and

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National Security analysts said they

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expect blah blah blah basically now

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there's the potential because of these

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stricter restrictions that uh basically

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companies might have to decide do you

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want to manufacture a lot of your pieces

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or parts in China or not now you could

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potentially manufacture

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non-asscent what the heck is iPhone

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yellow you could potentially manufacture

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non-essential

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uh Goods in China these could be

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non-advanced chips or they could also be

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um chips such as uh piece parts and cars

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that are not Advanced or non-battery

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related parts and cars you can still

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manufacture cars in China so gig of

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Shanghai doesn't get killed just a lot

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of the assembly and Battery tech has to

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be done in America I really think

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companies I really think let me put it

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this way I think a lot of this is

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unnecessary fear uncertainty and doubt

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now notice that's a difference from just

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calling it fud but I think a lot of it

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is unnecessary because I think companies

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will be smart and they'll adapt see look

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at this Samsung is building a 17 billion

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dollar facility in Taylor Texas oh

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that's interesting I didn't actually

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know that I'm going to look up Paola

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Texas maybe that'll be a place for house

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hat

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I want semiconductors is building

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outside of Phoenix you've got Intel

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building like crazy in Ohio I believe it

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is but you also have now a partnership

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between Tesla and catl expected to be

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built in America uh it's being mold

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apparently right now Tesla said to be

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molding battery plant uh Partnerships

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somewhere in America this is all to end

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up getting the tax credits so that's why

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I think there's there's potentially a

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little too much for your uncertainty and

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doubt because I think these companies

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will just manufacture in America that

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could increase costs but here's another

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thing that nobody's talking about right

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now you could literally just move this

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type of manufacturing to Mexico and you

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could get the benefit of the lower cost

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of doing business uh while also

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potentially getting

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uh uh the tax credits right so you could

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get the lower labor costs I mean this is

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all of these acts that we have passed in

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my opinion are just a literal Boon to

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Mexico it would not surprise me to see

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like

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maybe even like an apple assembly plant

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or some form of Apple manufacturing uh

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there we go uh in in Mexico so that way

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you can get North American credits when

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they're applicable uh if you need to get

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energy credits manufacture your Asics

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for end phase in Mexico uh in the

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meantime we saw this ad for a yellow

17:22

iPhone I did not know they were doing a

17:24

yellow iPhone this is just me being

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getting distracted by a squirrel

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basically

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um but yeah they've actually come out

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with more colors here look at that what

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is this purple

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my goodness I guess the yellow one's the

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new one it's actually kind of cool I

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like that anyway I don't know why I got

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distracted on that uh so uh I think this

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is uh somebody here on Twitch just wrote

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can we talk about the attack on the

17:49

Petro dollar that nobody is talking

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about well apparently you missed my

17:52

video where I literally went into detail

17:54

on this yesterday so if you type into

17:56

YouTube meet Kevin Petro dollar let me

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get you the exact title of the video uh

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oh yeah here it is the collapse of the

18:04

dollar the end of America and the rise

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of China now it's actually extremely

18:08

proud of uh of this thumbnail I made

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this thumbnail

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and let me click the right button here

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which button do I want this button yeah

18:18

look at that top thumbnail how sexy is

18:21

that I mean look at that thumbnail I

18:23

mean it's just like it's like the dollar

18:25

but it's like a zombie dollar but anyway

18:28

if you type this in on YouTube you will

18:31

learn everything you need to look it

18:33

even says hashtag petrodollar see that

18:35

the collapse of the dollar the end of

18:37

America on the rise of China if you have

18:39

not watched this video yet I highly

18:41

encourage it because it will tear apart

18:43

your fear of uh the Petro dollar here

18:47

so anyway okay good very well so now A

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