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the Federal Reserve says they're done

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bankruptcies are skyrocketing and the

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New York Times borrowed my joke about

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Trump buying Greenland when we talked

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about Greenland being an age of empire

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style

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play the New York Times says Trump

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Echoes Age of Empire ah also Alec

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Baldwin just sued after a judge

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dismissed the case against Alec Baldwin

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for the onset shooting during the

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filming of rust Alec has filed a

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malicious prosecution law suit for what

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he went through here's the thing though

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all I'll know about this case is that I

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will always stand behind Alec Baldwin

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the Supreme Court has denied stepping in

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to stop the New York sentencing hearing

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scheduled for Friday in the Donald Trump

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hush money fraud case so it looks like

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we'll be getting that sentencing

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tomorrow I suspect in my opinion it'll

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be something like time served or

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$69,000 of penalties

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tomorrow morning we'll also be getting

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job data and there's a chance by the

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time you're watching this meet Kevin

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report news that makes you money the

1:09

jobs data could already be out so let's

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hit the jobs data and updates on the

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California fires which the New York Post

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calls

1:21

H and some micro updates on specific

1:24

companies like Tesla GameStop what's

1:26

going on with the Lincoln Riley act

1:28

politics and much more as well as even

1:30

some comments on bitcoin so jobs data

1:33

comes out and like I said you may have

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already gotten the jobs data by the time

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you're watching this video we've been

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looking for a 165,000 Job release it

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comes out at 5:30 a.m. California time

1:45

Friday morning the last month's report

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came in at 227 so we would be looking

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for anything honestly probably above 130

1:54

would be good for markets to try to

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sustain some of their growth uh and not

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too big of a revision for last month's

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data would be nice as well that could

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stay above 200 fantastic since usually

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we get revised down Goldman Sachs isn't

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as optimistic they say that the labor

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market is the clearest potential

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fundamental downside risk their words

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big words there to the economy Goldman

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is looking for just

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125,000 jobs to print and they're

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worried that the jobs report could miss

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under that but if we beat they say that

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hedge funds and institut might actually

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be underexposed to the market right now

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so do I hear Moon anyway 2025 fomc

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pricing for Ray Cuts should be the most

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reactive to this Friday jobs report says

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Goldman and the report will be joined by

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the annual seasonal revisions to the

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household survey which are usually minor

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but could end up propping up the

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unemployment rate and remember if that

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unemployment rate takes up a good chunk

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again we could end up in a position

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where we end up re-triggering that SU

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rule which we ended up triggering in

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August and then UNT triggering so I

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guess we'll see what happens but my

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opinion is this January report should be

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pretty benign it's usually not until we

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end up getting to the releases that come

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out in February March or April which

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actually represent q1 layoffs

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potentially that we tend to start seeing

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issues layoff rates so far are still

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pretty low and we're not seeing really

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big announcements of layoffs so fingers

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crossed that the economy can keep

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booming jobs are what's keeping it going

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the market so far is convinced that the

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Federal Reserve is going to pause in

3:35

January Michelle Bowman who desentedents

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rates are actually very close to their

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longer run neutral level it's the first

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time we've heard the Federal Reserve say

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that and fed officials say policy is in

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a good place yes the 10year treasury at

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5% with the 27 we unemployment rate

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skyrocketing leaves policy in a good

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place anyway maybe the Federal Reserve

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is right after all the stock market has

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been skyrocketing to the strongest year

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in 2024 that we have seen since 19 28

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1928 is characterized by that year where

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everybody started investing in stocks

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because you just couldn't lose

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money don't ask what happened after

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another thing to keep in mind is that

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bankruptcy filings are starting to

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rotate up again if you look at the black

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line here you can see bankruptcy filings

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actually peaked over here in

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2023 they started falling at the

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beginning of 24 but have started to

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resume their upward trend

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now credit spreads remain really low

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which is basically the difference

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between uh less risky and more riskier

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forms of debt and zeroedge and Bloomberg

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both together make the argument that you

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can't end up having this Detachment from

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the fundamentals of more and more

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bankruptcies not end up affecting risk

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spreads for much longer so in other

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words something might end up breaking uh

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in this market sooner than people

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suspect who knows though markets have a

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tendency to be well to do their thing

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for longer than people think the front

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page of the USA Today today complained

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about tariffs and the uncertainty of

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Donald Trump along with Justin Trudeau

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of Canada warning that tariffs will

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raise prices for everyone to which uh

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Elon Musk has already argued that quote

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girl you ain't the governor of Canada

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anymore in response to pretty much

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anything Trudeau says on X so I don't

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know how much people really care anymore

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given that Trudeau has announced his

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resignation once the liberal party in

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Canada assumes a new leader Bloomberg

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intelligence notes that that US Stocks

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have traded at a record premium compared

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to the rest of the world and still sit

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at that record premium they also suggest

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though that maybe there's a reason for

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that such as strong fundamentals that

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the mags have it look at AWS for example

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they think AWS at Amazon could hit 20%

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of Amazon's sales in 2025 well above

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estimates and F serve which collects

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point of sale transaction data like when

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you go buy ad Macy's they kind of run

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the little Terminals and the registers F

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serve suggests that sales data shows a

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particular surge in Footwear and apparel

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in the fourth

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quarter on some Micro Data I did notice

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today that GameStop's cash has

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absolutely

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exploded uh in the last two quarters of

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2024 quite remarkably actually when you

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look at the cash balances over at

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GameStop you could see that they're

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sitting on over 4 .19 billion of cash

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that's up from $921 million at the

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beginning of 2024 and their liabilities

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actually decreased now yes they did in

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part issue shares to reach this about 80

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million shares had been issued in 2024

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uh so yes there was a fund raise but the

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point is GameStop is now selling for

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just a little over three times cash

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value the company also generated a net

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in income in its last earnings report

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though it's worth noting that that was

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only because of interest income they did

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actually have a slightly larger

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operating loss than they did at the end

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of last year so the operating loss was

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only $22 million which is a drop in the

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bucket compared to the 4.1 billion

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dollars that they have and a lot of

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people say that GameStop presents a lot

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of option opportunities and I'm not

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talking about like YOLO calls and puss

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talking about optionality in terms of

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what they could potentially pull off in

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a turnaround story with the lease

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contracts and basically rights that they

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have to locations around the country

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especially around entertainment areas

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and malls GameStop currently trades at

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$14.7

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billion and recently broke $30 per share

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Elon Musk said in an interview that

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humanoid robots will be the biggest

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product ever with and that ultimately

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every single human will end up wanting

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some will end up wanting one some people

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might end up wanting two and we could

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end up being in an environment of

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universal High income rather than basic

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income because there will be 20 to 30

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billion humanoid robots doing whatever

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we want and Elon says it's unclear what

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money means at that point after Donald

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Trump became elected and even leading

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into his election Bond flows for the

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popular TLT bond market fund have hit

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their worst

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outflows

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ever yes as people B on a second wave of

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inflation inflation uncertainty from

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Trump and a fed that's convinced that

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inflation is more of an issue that is

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the insur the Resurgence of inflation is

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more of an issue than the jobs Market

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well you're well primed to be in a

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position of bonds sucking until of

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course everybody wants them but that

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means you're heading into a recession

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it's probably not good Albertson talks

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about uh cutting $1.5 billion in costs

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over the next 3 years these Cuts will

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include GNA Cuts Warehouse automation

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trying to get to 30% automated uh in

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their warehouses by 2030 talking about

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offshoring using technology Ai and

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productivity enhancements all to me

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euphemisms for ways of saying hey we're

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going to uh cut jobs this is after the

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Kroger merger fell through but

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deanza is hiring about 10,000 employees

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in 2025 that sounds really good and I

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like hearing that especially for an

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economy well you know they're based out

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of Germany especially for a country like

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Germany where you've got a little bit of

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a poopy doopy going on in the economy

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over there uh one of your leaders of the

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European Union usually likely in

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recession uh I mean already technically

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in recession but likely in a deeper

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recession than is even considered uh but

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deut lansa is hiring fewer employees

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than they hired last year they hired

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13,000 last year so 10,000 this year is

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actually a reduction in the hiring and

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they're still net down from where they

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were preco it is bullish on high Hing

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though it's nice to see if they were

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seeing red flags for the economy

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especially while Germany is in recession

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you probably wouldn't see this

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bullishness on hiring so I kind of like

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seeing this as something that does

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contribute to the soft Landing

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narrative Jensen from Nvidia says that

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Blackwell is shipping in autonomous

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vehicles will be the first trillion

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dollar robotics Market some are already

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speculating on nvidia's next chip Reuben

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for

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2025 and right now the focus from

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institutions is can they continue to

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sell to Amazon Microsoft meta and Google

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to keep the dollar hollas going at the

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same time China is questioning an

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economist and potentially silencing an

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economist from speaking indefinitely to

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the public after they questioned China's

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ability to get to 5% GDP in 2025 and

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spoke against the reliability of Chinese

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data at a conference in China that was

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also streamed on YouTube yikes worth

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noting that China will also be sending a

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highlevel Envoy to the Trump

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inauguration coming up the uh meta there

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was a small note about meta in the

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financial times this morning I mean it

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was a whole page but anyway uh about

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meta basically giving people a pass from

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contact content moderation if they spent

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money advertising with meta this was

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considered a guard rail because they

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thought the damage of accidentally

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moderating somebody that was trying to

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spend money on Advertising would end up

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doing more damage to their business

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that's meta's argument others argue that

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know this is pay to play and if you

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don't want to get censored just pay Mark

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Zuckerberg who potentially was wearing a

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$900,000 watch when he said we're going

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to copy X and use Community

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notes financial times has reporting that

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Samsung's last earnings missed

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expectations due to an overs supply of

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memory chip uh losses in contract

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manufacturing and delays in producing

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specific memory chips for NVIDIA

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somewhat surprised by that since a lot

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of people really really bullish on

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memory

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chips when it comes to politics and

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we'll hit fires in just a moment when it

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comes to politics the Lincoln RI act

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received 84 uh votes in the Senate

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passing nine Senate Democrats including

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Sanders Brooker Kim Mary Warren uh

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Merkley uh what else we have here H Hino

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no I'm going to mess that up hero h i r

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o n o her Ono shots and Smith all voted

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no Schumer ended up using the passage of

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this to talk about the pledge to bring

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down inflation and deliver results for

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Working Families which doesn't really

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have anything to do with the Lincoln

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Riley act the Lincoln Riley act gives

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law enforcement greater powers to detain

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unauthorized or undocumented immigrants

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who are accused of crimes and it also

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forces ice that's US Customs and

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enforcement to take over detainments and

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actually deal with these individuals

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rather than washing their hands of

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undocumented immigrants who are

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committing crimes in local environments

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and Ice simply says nah man that's not

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our problem that's your problem the

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Lincoln Riley Act is designed to solve

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that given the Immigrant killing of

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Lincoln Riley hence the naming of the

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act now I looked at the ex profiles for

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people like Warren and Sanders and I

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couldn't find a post or even though they

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were posting about other things I

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couldn't find a reason why they voted no

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against this act seems a little weird

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especially since it's slam dunk through

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the house and it just slam dunked

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through the

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Senate well Mexico will also now enable

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a Panic application or notification

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system for those fearing deportation

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under Donald Trump to let Mexican

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officials and their relatives know that

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is the relatives of those panicking uh

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that they are potentially being deported

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shine bomb views migrants as Heroes and

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says she will not leave them behind at

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the same time Donald Trump slams Jimmy

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Carter for giving the Panama Canal away

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despite the United States's h in

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building it and suggests that China now

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runs it and it's time for America to

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start controlling the Panama Canal again

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uh rather than China being able to

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control it now technically it's

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controlled by Panama but Donald Trump

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says that China is effectively in

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control now it is interesting because he

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argues that Reagan beat Jimmy Carter in

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the 1980 presidential election because

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Carter gave away the Panem Canal there

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were many more reasons for this but it

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is worth noting that rean ended up

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beating Carter in a landslide in 1980

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489 electoral votes for Reagan to just

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49 for Carter Carter had attacked Reagan

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as too old and as somebody who couldn't

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be trusted with the nuclear codes and

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Carter was 13 years younger at the time

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but still lost now when it comes to

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California fires there's a lot here so

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let's hit it all La Unified Schools and

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offices will be closed tomorrow winds

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picked up again late Thursday leading to

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not just the sunset fire yesterday which

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some people suspect may have been caused

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by arson which would be terrible because

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it really devastated Hollywood yesterday

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but multiple new brush fires also took

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place today including the West Hills

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fire this afternoon costs of the fire

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are now expected to surpass $20 billion

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per JP Morgan though the Wall Street

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Journal and Morgan Stanley claim that

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these costs could actually exceed 50 to

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57 billion which would represent about

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2% of our country's annual gross

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domestic product Joe Rogan says

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California has spent $24 billion on

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homeless prevention last year versus

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what for fires his guest didn't really

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have any clue when it came to numbers uh

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at least in the clip that's virally

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circulating but it is worth noting that

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look California has massive problems

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that's why I ran against Gavin new for

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governor but Joe Rogan the number is

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wrong California spent $24 billion on

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homelessness since

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2019 now that's still very bad but it's

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different than Joe Rogan saying Oh

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California spent $24 billion on

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homelessness last year it works out to

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about $4.8 billion that California is

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spending on homelessness per year since

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2019 and look they haven't actually

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gotten that far in progress and I would

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argue they've actually potentially made

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things worse and this is in part why

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you're seeing people like chamath

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haladia the Spa King demanding a recall

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of Gavin Newsome for the management of

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this uh fire in Los Angeles but you know

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just so you could hear it yourself uh

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and then we'll go through what the

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actual fire department budget is for uh

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the Los Angeles Fire Department and the

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state of California listen to Joe R

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about the Wildfire situation and how

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crazy it is that they spent 24 billion

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dollars last year on the homeless yeah

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and what do they spend on preventing

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these wildfires Zer Z zip zip and in 200

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okay it's also not true that they spent

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zip but I get where they're going with

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this okay yes California spends a

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disproportionate amount of money on

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homelessness and less on Fires they

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spend about $6 on homelessness for every

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dollar they spend on Fires Cal's budget

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last year was about $770 million that's

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the state version Los Angeles spent

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about $900 Million last year so even if

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you combine those it's still a fraction

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of what California is spending on

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homelessness so I agree with both of

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them them on the sentiment like

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California sucks and they don't know how

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to solve homelessness they fail at

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spending money on homelessness they

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squander the money that they collect

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from insane taxes in California it's why

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I ran for governor in California on the

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premise of removing taxes for those

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making under $250,000 but the government

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just spends so much on wasteful things

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that could just be cut and if you

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properly allocate it to schools and fire

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and new tax revenues from things like a

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gambling by letting people have a choice

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in doing what they want you'd have even

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more money to other issues like your

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Mental Health crisis which could Circle

18:31

back and solve your homeless crisis but

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nobody actually wants to use logic here

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and that is what it is hopefully the

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winds will die down tomorrow and it

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really can't come soon enough because

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there's still a lot of pain with these

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fires that are still spreading we're

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still at 0% containment uh there are

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reports of law enforcement stopping

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potentially private water trucks from

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circulating through neighborhoods

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specifically from Ross Gerber before I

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get into day three of firefighting we

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need some help getting private water

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trucks into the Palisades the police are

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literally stopping water trucks this is

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on Gavin

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Nome there are a lot of reports that

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even those who lean left are really

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pissed off at Gavin Newsome and it's

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accelerated by the fact that you kind of

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had Gavin Nome get uh I'd say a little

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bit ambushed almost I was really

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surprised Gavin nome's security detail

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didn't stop this who knows maybe it was

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uh planned but you have this person

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govern govern that was my daugh it just

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doesn't please tell me what you're going

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to do for I'm not going to hurt him I

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promise I'm literally talking to the

19:37

president right now to specifically

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answer the question of what we can do

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for you and your daughter can I hear it

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can I hear your call cuz I don't believe

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it I'm sorry there's literally I've

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tried five times that's why I'm walking

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around to make the call so he just said

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I'm literally talking to the president

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right now which first of all I don't

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believe that you're actually talking to

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Biden on the phone and then when the

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lady's like yeah can you show me because

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I don't believe you oh I actually don't

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have service right now that's why I'm

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walking

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around nice the governor can't even

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figure out how to get service on his

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phone or to stay in contact with the

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president you'd think they'd have a way

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to figure this out you know there are

20:22

things called sat phones that work and

20:25

government has access to them there are

20:28

also way

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to have multiple Sims on your phone so

20:31

if one of your carriers is down you have

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potentially two other carriers you could

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use who knows maybe for Gavin usum all

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the carriers just happen to be down and

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this is just a stroke of bad luck for

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gavan usum but honestly there's finally

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something I agree with Chom spack on

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which is gavan usum has got to go there

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are uh now a lot of reports also of

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looting potentially 20 looters being

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apprehended for basically After People

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evacuate uh people are running in trying

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to steal from empty houses uh there are

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also videos circulating uh where people

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are like oh my gosh look there are

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looters on video on camera uh walking

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out of of houses with things I I think

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it's a little hard to say that people

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are casually walking out of homes with

21:26

things and that they're looting it is L

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possible that these people actually live

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here uh so you know I do worry

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that this is just these are just normal

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people trying to save whatever

21:40

possessions they can but of course

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social media says oh they're black

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that's it they're

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looters so I think it's important not to

21:51

rush to judgment uh however there are

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looters uh and looting is a problem so

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there have been 20 looters that have

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been captured we don't have the identity

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of those looters yet uh it's also worth

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noting that the devastation is pretty

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bad in California when it comes to what

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the Pacific Palisades look like and it's

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all sort of I hate to use this reference

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but people are adding fuel to the fire

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by reiterating the discussion we had

22:20

yesterday about the Dei problems at the

22:23

LA fire department now that this

22:26

marketing video came out from the LA

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Fire Department and it just doesn't look

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good for the LA fire department because

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it shows you

22:33

basically somebody who maybe was hired

22:37

with lower standards than what a male

22:39

firefighter would have to go through

22:42

basically saying I don't need to carry

22:44

somebody out of a house because it's

22:46

your problem you got stuck in a house on

22:48

fire I don't know if this was supposed

22:51

to be

22:52

funny but it's not you want to see

22:55

somebody that responds to your house

22:57

your emergency whether whether it's a

22:58

medical call or a fire call that looks

23:00

like you it gives that person a little

23:02

bit more ease knowing that somebody

23:04

might understand their situation better

23:06

is she strong enough to do this or you

23:08

couldn't carry my husband out of a fire

23:10

which my response is he got himself in

23:12

the wrong place if I have to carry him

23:14

out of a

23:14

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23:18

fire you want to see some

23:24

yeah

23:26

okay the LA time thinks that uh La uh

23:31

and Los Angelos just need to deal with

23:35

fires this is uh the California edition

23:38

of the LA times today and uh if you pop

23:41

in to the bottom of the California

23:44

Section right here you're going to find

23:46

somebody that gives you a little bit of

23:48

their opinion on what it means when you

23:51

live in California this LA Times writer

23:55

says wildfires are just part of the

23:57

compromise of living in

24:00

California ah okay got it it's a

24:03

compromise not to have water in our fire

24:06

hydrant got it it's a compromise to pay

24:09

the head of the Department of power and

24:11

water or water and power

24:13

$751,000

24:15

so we have water in our fire hydrants in

24:18

case there's a damn fire but hey I guess

24:22

I just have to live with that as the

24:24

compromise of getting to live in

24:26

California and having the privil of

24:28

paying more than half of the income I

24:30

make in taxes got it thanks Steve Lopez

24:33

of the LA Times you just really helped

24:36

me with perspective that obviously I was

24:39

missing which I guess does bring up the

24:42

Department of Water and Power Janice

24:45

konz uh was given a $751,000 salary

24:48

which is 72% more than the person who

24:51

was previously the head of the

24:52

department who retired before her to run

24:55

the Department of Water and Power some

24:57

people say because she's a minority

25:00

other people say because no no no no the

25:03

department of Wilder and power just

25:04

needs to be able to attract private

25:06

sector talent and we weren't going to

25:08

attract her unless we paid her almost a

25:10

3/4 of a million dollar

25:12

salary right smells like Corruption of

25:16

course she was at a press conference and

25:17

very professionally told us that we

25:19

couldn't fill the tanks fast enough that

25:21

water consumption was faster than we

25:23

could fill the tanks that basically load

25:26

up the fire hydrants with water and

25:28

water pressure and there were three

25:30

periods of time that water failed we

25:32

tried to keep bringing the water up to

25:34

higher altitudes but we were not able to

25:36

do that above the Brentwood area the

25:38

East Side the Lower Side was still

25:40

functioning very well but there were

25:42

various periods of time where

25:43

unfortunately the fire hydrants just

25:46

went dry this is something that's

25:49

happened before we talked about this

25:50

yesterday as well in the Thomas fire uh

25:53

we we have known this oh by the way

25:55

here's some Drone footage I was looking

25:56

for this uh we have known

25:58

that uh higher elevation areas suffer in

26:03

fires because pumps fail and then

26:05

there's no water pressure but we have

26:07

known this quite frankly for decades but

26:10

certainly at least since the Thomas fire

26:11

of 2017 we should have been able to

26:13

learn our lessons that we need backup

26:15

generators and we need more water flow

26:18

but what are you going to do there is a

26:21

rumor that some of the uh fire hydrant

26:24

testing was delayed because of budget

26:27

constraints

26:28

from uh the County of Los Angeles I

26:32

didn't actually find a way to validate

26:36

this so I just want to say that this is

26:38

unverifiable but I literally Googled

26:41

this notice like word for word which

26:43

usually if you word for word something

26:45

you can find it this person says any

26:47

reason why LA County failed to test

26:48

their fire hydrants in the week before

26:49

this fire started well they do the

26:51

hydrant test at the beginning of each

26:53

year and hydrant tests don't necessarily

26:55

mean the Department of Water and Power

26:57

is going to give you enough water but I

26:58

asked the person for a link and they

27:00

never replied so I don't know if this is

27:02

true but it does sort of go into The

27:04

Narrative of California sucks and since

27:06

that's the popular thing to talk about

27:08

today that's what people are retweeting

27:11

anyway uh there are now 180,000

27:13

individuals under evacuation orders well

27:17

actually technically all 10 million

27:19

people in Los Angeles County are under

27:20

an evacuation order because someone at

27:23

the emergency department that sends

27:26

these uh evacuation alerts accidentally

27:29

sent the alert to all 10 million people

27:31

in Los Angeles to evacuate now but that

27:34

was actually a mistake it was only

27:36

supposed to go to a certain area and

27:37

they screwed up and fat fingered and

27:39

sent it to everyone

27:43

instead anyway you'd think somebody

27:46

would like double check before these

27:47

things get sent but anyway the good news

27:50

is there is a basketball player who says

27:52

that Bitcoin still has room to run and

27:56

you shouldn't paper hand because the

27:58

institutions are just trying to shake

28:01

you out and I always think it's

28:03

important to see what people not in the

28:05

financial industry are talking about

28:07

when it comes to investing just so you

28:10

could kind of know where you are in

28:12

timing of a bubble or in the timing of

28:15

of of a bubble but Scotty

28:17

Pimpin Major League Bas uh basketball

28:20

actually not Major League Baseball

28:21

basketball uh says hey they want your

28:24

Bitcoin they want your crypto don't get

28:28

get shaken out all right see what the

28:31

NBA thinks about that bear trap on top

28:35

of that some people are talking about

28:36

the Department of Justice now holding

28:37

$6.5 billion of Bitcoin that was seized

28:40

from the Silk Road some say there's a

28:42

risk the Department of Justice will sell

28:44

all of this at once Donald Trump says

28:46

he'll hold it in treasury the Department

28:48

of Justice actually sold all of that at

28:50

once it would absolutely crater the

28:51

value of of Bitcoin but that would

28:53

actually create a temporary buying

28:54

opportunity because they would just for

28:56

a short term destroy the order book

28:58

uh but anyway micro strategy it is true

29:00

has slowed its buying and issuance of

29:02

debt uh so therefore they're buying of

29:04

Bitcoin because their stock has slowed

29:05

its advance so that's going to be

29:07

something to pay attention to especially

29:08

after the job numbers tomorrow micro

29:11

strategy right now sitting at about 331

29:13

down another about 2 and a half% in the

29:15

premarket as bitcoin's down at

29:18

929 Tesla's up 1% in the after hours and

29:22

the futures for the NASDAQ are down

29:25

about 56 basis points now now uh for

29:29

Chaos Theory so a Daily Wealth

29:31

discussion which remember you can always

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sign up for the Daily Wealth email over

29:34

at M kevin.com and a dad joke of the day

29:37

so Chaos Theory this is an easy one pick

29:40

something in your life closet car office

29:43

kitchen garage Garden anything pick

29:45

something for tomorrow in this case now

29:48

pretend to tragically burned down it's

29:50

terrible feeling you know fires burn us

29:53

like well literally they burn us they

29:55

rob us of things they sometimes Rob us

29:56

of life which is absolutely terrible and

29:58

and devastating it's a horrible thing

30:01

but after that fire passes and after we

30:03

assess what we've lost we have to

30:05

rebuild and put everything back together

30:07

and usually we rebuild better than we

30:10

built the first time this is human

30:11

nature if you're going to do it again

30:13

you're always going to make changes and

30:15

so what I recommend you do is you

30:16

pretend you had a fire in one of these

30:18

things and you had to take everything

30:20

out like you looted yourself throw

30:22

everything in a pile and sort it all

30:24

back in the odds are you're going to

30:26

donate or throw away half of the stuff

30:28

that you have stored in any of the

30:29

locations that I just mentioned the

30:31

garden the garage the the you know

30:33

closet the kitchen whatever and you're

30:35

going to sort it all back in much more

30:38

cleanly this is the principle of Chaos

30:40

Theory when you create chaos in your own

30:44

life you are actually in control of how

30:48

you put it back together this is used in

30:51

negotiations as well but that's really a

30:53

topic for a different video so therefore

30:55

I will leave you with a djo

30:59

oh boy the dad joke of the

31:03

day and then I'm going to end the video

31:06

all right I love you all so make sure to

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subscribe here's your dad joke of the

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much people love you people look up to

31:26

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