Discussion on Economic Collapse and Politics
At the edge of the dollar dying,
we were already going into a great reset, we were already on the verge of
bankruptcy. That's why we needed a recovery to work.
This isn't just like a normal downturn or energy crisis like the '70s.
This is the real great reset right now. That's why BlackRock's so happy.
Closing comments, we got three minutes left on that.
I mean, this is really, even above Israel sucking us in,
they want it for
themselves, but higher up powers like it because this
is gonna be the cover for
collapsing the world and bringing in their new central bank
digital currency.
It's true, the danger cannot be overstated.
Uh, the interest rates are going up, which means the payments on the debt
are going
up, and the tax receipts are going down 'cause the growth is down.
The whole house of cards looks like it's coming down.
And I guess I would just say, closing remarks, we gotta get serious
about the next wave of this movement in 2028. It cannot be Vance.
It's not gonna be Trump. A- and, you know, on some level you just wish
that Trump were
not as much of a force in politics. I wouldn't say he should resign.
Uh, a- although I think at this point that might even be ...
I don't want it to be Vance as the president,
but that might even be necessary
because the shadow that he has cast over right-wing politics,
to me, to put kind of a bow on it, he is dragging all of us to hell
with him. He is the ark. We are all on it.
We live and die by him in the media economy, but also in
politics. He's blowing it for all of us.
And I feel like the sooner that he is exiting stage right in politics,
probably the better for everybody.
And then maybe someone else can have some breathing room.
There can be some oxygen for something else to grow that can adequate-
adequately combat the left because, you know, and people say, "I'm a Democrat,
I
want-
No, I agree. Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Say it, but you gotta come back next week, promise
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