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an aid to Donald Trump's Secretary of

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Commerce just indicated on Fox news that

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Donald Trump's goals are very simple to

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establish an external Revenue Service

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and to quote abolish the Internal

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Revenue Service this comes just hours

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before the IRS is scheduled to begin

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6,000 layoffs now obviously that's a

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fraction of the 80,000 new IRS agents uh

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that were hired in previous years under

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the Biden Administration but it is a

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potential sign of a beginning of the

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winding of at least at the moment

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probationary workers at the IRS and

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potentially in the longer term War

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workers at the Internal Revenue Service

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uh this also comes as Donald Trump just

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this morning posted on Truth social that

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uh he expects to work towards balancing

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the budget giving it a shot he says

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balance the budget now let's give it a

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shot lots of money coming in from

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tariffs uh and this comes at the same

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time that a lot on Wall Street are

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disputing that we're actually going to

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make anywhere near as much money from

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tariffs as what it would take to offset

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the Internal Revenue Service in fact if

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you jump on over to what Bank of America

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just had to say within the last 24 hours

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take a look at this piece we stick to

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the Baseline of tariffs being used as a

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negotiation tool that tariffs are

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largely being viewed as a negotiation

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tool in bilateral negotiations and that

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they're likely to be a lot lower than

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previously anticipated like instead of

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that 60% that Donald Trump was talking

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about on the campaign Trail against

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China that we'd end up seeing something

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closer to the 10 to 20% level uh that

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ultimately we might actually see some

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tariffs come through because in order

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for you to have credible threats on

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tariffs at some point you have to

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implement something now of course we've

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heard that around April 1st and around

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April 2nd we might start seeing some

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tariffs on chips Autos reciprocal

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tariffs non-monetary tariffs basically

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trying to uh tariff items that are Vat

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taxed value added taxed in Europe uh to

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to essentially try to counterbalance or

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create more fairness uh in the realm of

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international trade uh though Bank of

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America goes on to say here that there

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is risk in doing this and you have to be

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calculated here because tariffs as they

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say will likely not fix our spending

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problem in America of course this is

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where uh doge is working to try to solve

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that and there are disputes in terms of

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how much money doge is actually saving

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whether they've saved 16 billion or 55

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billion today hey it's a start that's

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obviously why Donald Trump and Elon Musk

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have suggested the potential of a 20%

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Doge dividend from the savings that are

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created but Bank of America makes it

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clear like tariffs alone won't fix the

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problem if we're still spending too much

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so we've got to work to offset some of

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that extra spending we'll see though

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because the current plans that are in

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front of uh the House of Representatives

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for tax cuts would generate $4.5

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trillion in tax cuts raise the debt

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ceiling by $4 trillion do but only cut

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spending by two to 2 and a half trillion

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so the math doesn't math yet in terms of

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how we're going to get enough to remove

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the IRS but what a lot of folks are

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looking at is hey are we on the

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trajectory of potentially eliminating

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the IRS and not having to pay taxes hey

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even lower taxes would be a start I feel

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like all Americans agree with that one

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uh but it is interesting because uh you

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are seeing as you can see on screen now

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uh you're seeing lutnick on Jesse a

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water prime time uh says that the goal

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is for Doge to cut a trillion dollars

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and then we're going to get rid of all

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these tax scams that hammer against

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America and we're going to raise a

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trillion dollars of Revenue and these

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sound like enthusiastic claims and

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hopefully they can happen uh however

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there are also downside risks that come

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along with this uh specifically uh on on

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the Tariff side so this morning we

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actually had a piece come out uh from uh

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a here we go

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uh from uh one particular institution on

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Wall Street called schroers which is

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interesting because I always think about

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like schroers cat like is it alive is it

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dead uh anyway I know that's Shing Ur

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but close enough take a look at this so

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during the first 100 days of the Trump

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presidency we've had a lot of noise so

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far the economy is poised to still grow

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at 2 and a half% in 2025 and 2.8% in

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2026 I know a lot of people were worried

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about the Walmart earnings I went

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through a lot of the Walmart earnings

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cult and it didn't actually sound like

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the Walmart earnings were that terrible

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Walmart said they saw storm clouds but

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that those lifted and they never came

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they see a consistent consumer they see

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lower uh promotions for 2026 and they

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just say that one of the reasons they're

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guidance is lower is because they

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acquired a TV designer Vio Vio doesn't

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even manufacture their own they use

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contract manufacturers but they're not

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seeing a change in the consumer uh but

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they are seeing some losses from that

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acquisition and uh some timing around

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Easter so I I I know a lot of folks are

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pointing at Walmart it's like oh that's

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it retail's falling over a better report

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would be looking at the retail sales

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report which was bad you know for

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January that that was a pretty rough

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retail sales report it was pretty

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negative but who knows one month doesn't

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make a trend but look at this excuse me

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a little under the weather anyway the US

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is still set to lead the way consumer

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spending has continued to exceed

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expectations the labor market solid

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growth so far fed sets is set up to

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remain on pause it went through the

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entire fed minutes by the way yesterday

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the only thing that was really worth

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taking out of it was well obviously this

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is the Baseline is that they really

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didn't give us any forward guidance but

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one thing to take away from it is that

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they're considering the potential uh

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relaxation of the FED runoff of the

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balance sheet so remember they're

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selling a bunch of bonds into the market

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which puts pressure down on the

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treasuries market they uh Goldman Sachs

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thinks they're going to start talking in

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March about tapering their runoff uh and

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then potentially starting the runoff in

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like a Slowdown of the runoff in May or

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June basically selling fewer bonds to

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the market which could be supportive to

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the bond market and TLT going up who

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knows maybe that's hopium nobody knows

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not personalized financialized but

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anyway uh so uh schroer over here

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schinger I know they're not schinger but

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anyway uh they remain pessimistic about

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China they say leading activities don't

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look that good but I really wanted to

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talk about this Trump scenario they say

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in our aggressive Trump scenario my you

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Bank of America doesn't think Trump is

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going to be super aggressive with

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tariffs but to get rid of the Internal

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Revenue Service you would have to be

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super aggressive with tariffs because

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you're going to have to raise a lot more

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money like incremental tariffs are not

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going to cut it they're not just not

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going to replace uh everybody's uh you

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know income taxes so take a look at this

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on the aggressive Trump scenario it's

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not me writing it it's them right High

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trade tariffs and large deportations

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together would be stagflationary for the

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United States economy and probably tip

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the rest of the world into recession

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meanwhile we are concerned that Rising

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US Treasury yields could expose fiscal

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fragilities frailties fra frailties okay

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in other much weaker sovereigns such as

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the United Kingdom but there are also

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upside risks such as AI spending or you

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know continued uh declines in oil prices

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and potentially more consumer spending

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so they upside risks but obviously if

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we're trying to go for a full you know

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100% external Revenue Service and 0% %

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Internal Revenue Service we would

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probably have to be in this aggressive

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Trump scenario which at least

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schroers suggests could be stationary or

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recessionary either for the United

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States uh even the Federal Reserve is

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concerned a little bit about uh the

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uncertainty of what kind of trump are we

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going to get for example fed bosk spoke

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this morning and said that policy could

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either boost growth or it could hurt

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growth there are quote pretty

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significant uncertainties ghoul spe from

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the FED spoke this morning and said that

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more tariffs the more tariffs look like

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a CO style shock the more nervous you

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should be and I think that's why the

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market is selling down a little bit

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today in fact in my course member live

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stream this morning uh we were live

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while we saw Tesla bounce at this line

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so we went for call options on Tesla

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obviously not personalized Financial

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advice but I sent a trade alert on the

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call option right right around here uh

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on Tesla not a massive move yet so far

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but you can see that solid bounce off of

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the line here uh and so we've been

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watching these closely remember you get

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lifetime access to these course member

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live streams and alerts if you're part

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of the courses over at me kevin.com

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paler took a little bit more of a hit I

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made a full detailed video on paler on

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the channel make sure you watch that

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just type in into YouTube meet Kevin

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paler and you'll see it uh and you'll

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get my full thesis there a quick spoiler

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I think the selloff on paler is

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overblown if you're just worried about

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the dod and uh you know sort of

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government potential spending on palente

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here actually think the government's

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likely to spend more money on paler not

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less but you know watch the video

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because there's some other issues as

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well at play momentum valuation blah

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blah blah all right so what else do we

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have uh Apple announcing the iPhone 16e

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to me this is actually a sign of

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deflation yes there are missing features

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it doesn't have mag safe which is

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totally lame like I love mag safe uh you

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know no wide lens T lens honestly those

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suck at low light anyway I don't really

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like them the one knit of brightness on

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the screen if you have an old phone

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you're not going to know the difference

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it lacks Wi-Fi 7 and 6E nobody gives a

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flying hoot because people's routers at

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home probably don't have Wi-Fi 7 or 6E

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anyway unless you're a tech bro so I you

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know Wi-Fi like 5G or or you know Wi-Fi

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5 is good

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enough over the 2.4 upgrade excuse me so

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to me you're getting 98% of the phone

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for the average user not the pro user

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Pro user going to be like man I want

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those features I want those features

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right but I think 98% of people don't

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care you're getting 98% of the phone for

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25 % feature to me that's a sign of

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deflation that is good that is a good

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kind of deflation right some people see

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it also as an upgrade Catalyst for Tesla

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or for Apple which is great speaking of

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Tesla there's a potential rumor that

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there could be some kind of announcement

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between Apple and Tesla today don't know

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what that is yet so we'll stay tuned for

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that also talk about potentially Tesla

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shipping Teslas to India uh despite the

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Indian tariffs on cars over there so

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some people are excited about potential

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growth for Tesla there uh so we'll keep

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an eye on that as far as uh the iPhone

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though overall I actually think it's a

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good deal you know the and it's also the

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first time uh Apple is using their

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in-house modem so a little bit of a slap

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in the face there to uh Qualcomm

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regarding the cellular modem the data

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modem right uh speaking of Q things the

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quantum chip announced yesterday by

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Microsoft it's another research piece uh

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it's a research announcement that I mean

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these these devices are nowhere near

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stable yet to to do anything functional

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we've got eight cubits of stability

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we're going to need hundreds of cubits

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of stability to actually do anything

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functional uh and so I can't help myself

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but feel like this was really just a

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marketing Push by Microsoft one of the

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reasons I think that is because the

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moment Microsoft announced it you

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started seeing people like I Justine

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post these marketing videos of you know

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how they got access to this chip and how

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they were able to walk through the

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facility and how great it is all this

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Quant some technology it's not just her

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there were other uh uh you know

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podcasters that were posting on about

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this product as

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well to me it just smells a little bit

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more like let's have a social media

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marketing push than actually do

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something super functional uh and I I

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think it's a way of them trying to S say

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that look we're trying we're just trying

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to catch up with Google yes we know it's

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just a research project it's not a

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threat to cryptography the willow chip

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that Google announced had 105 cubits you

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you need a lot more cubits to have error

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correction uh now Microsoft is

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suggesting that you know they created a

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new phase of matter I question this I

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think you know just because you're

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moving between phases over time doesn't

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mean you've created a new phase but

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whatever uh so I don't want to sound

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negative on this but the bottom line is

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you're still years to decades away from

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Quantum Computing Jensen from Nvidia

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thinks we're 15 to 30 years away from

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Quantum Computing Microsoft says that

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this breakthrough that they found could

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actually get us down to years rather

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than decades I hope so because I think

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Quantum Computing would be great for

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Humanity but am I going to go run into

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Quantum Computing stocks now because of

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this no mind you that most Quantum

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Computing stocks today used an use a NE

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Quantum Computing which is kind of the

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more basic optimization solving Quantum

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Computing and it's not really fulls

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scale Quantum Computing it's like the

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the lowest bar of quantum Computing you

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can get access to and so be careful on

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those stocks in my opinion because I I

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don't think that they're they're truly

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full Quantum stocks these new

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Innovations from Google and Microsoft

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these are gate based models these are

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hard Quantum Computing problems uh and

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they they will take many years to to

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Really fulfill so don't get me wrong I

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don't want to sound bearish on Quantum

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Computing I just don't think today is

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the day to run into Quantum Computing

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stocks just my take again not

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personalized advice uh then of course

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there's a lot more drama regarding

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Ukraine uh apparently now meetings

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between the United States and ziny

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getting cancelled zinski Banning truth

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social in Ukraine uh Elon remember he

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posted in December of 2024 post a bit

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more positive beautiful content on

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social uh well now there's a lot of

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drama going on about the space station

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you've got uh Commander from the

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International Space Station and

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astronauts uh calling out Elon Musk on

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Fox News who says that astronauts were

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left in space for political reasons he

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says what a lie and from someone who

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complains about lack of honesty from the

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mainstream media so he's slamming Elon

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Elon replies and says you're fully

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SpaceX could have brought them

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back several months ago I offered this

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directly to Biden and they refused

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return was pushed back for political

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reasons idiot now Andres replies and

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says Elon I've long admired you and what

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you've accomplished especially at pic

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and Tesla you know as well as I do that

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Butch and Sunni those are the two

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astronauts by the way are returning with

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crew n as has been planned that's you

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know SpaceX which has been planned since

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September even now you're not sending up

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a rescue ship to bring them home they

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are returning on the Dragon capsule that

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has been at the International Space

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Station since September this is why they

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argue that the astronauts aren't

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actually stuck that their return capsule

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is there they've just chosen to extend

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their mission so the return capsule has

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been there since September Elon says hey

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they could have come back in September

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and they're being left for political

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reasons NASA is saying No thank you for

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the return ship this is great but we're

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just going to do some more projects

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while we're up there and then we'll fly

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back I I don't know there's there's a

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bunch of drama going on about this you

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got to have to make up your own opinion

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on this so anyway that's my take on

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what's going on today thanks so much for

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