00:03:23.980He made fun of Republicans and badmouthed them.
00:03:26.500He didn't want Devin Nunes to see his complaint in Congress,
00:03:29.600the then top Republican on House Intelligence.
00:03:32.460So you have a biased partisan whistleblower
00:03:35.520who then gives it to a deep state inspector general, intelligence community inspector general
00:03:41.040Michael Atkinson, who then decides he's not going to tell Congress the full story about this
00:03:46.300whistleblower. A few minutes ago, shortly after our story broke overnight, Tulsi Gabbard released
00:03:52.860to the House Intelligence Committee some new evidence. It's the actual interview of Michael
00:03:58.460Atkinson. Michael Atkinson is the inspector general who catches the whistleblower's complaint,
00:04:02.580disseminates it to Congress and really kicks off the Ukraine impeachment or Russia collusion 2.0.
00:04:10.480He did not tell Congress in his interview the full extent of what he knew and what was wrong
00:04:19.140with the whistleblower. He didn't go into the biases or the Biden angle. All he said was he
00:04:23.560was a registered Democrat, didn't give any more detail than that. There were really significant
00:04:27.940details that people needed to make a judgment on his credibility before we tried to remove a
00:04:33.320president from office. But that was kept by Atkinson. So these two actors, a CIA analyst
00:04:39.100tied to Joe Biden and an intelligence committee inspector general, keep the public in the dark
00:04:44.960and allow that scandal to burgeon without the evidence of exculpatory evidence, without the
00:04:51.380evidence that would balance out the picture of who this man was and what was going on.
00:04:55.860I interviewed Alan Dershowitz for this story. He was one of the president's impeachment lawyers in 2019. He was a Democrat at the time. He said, listen, in an adversarial justice system, which, by the way, includes impeachment.
00:05:10.300Impeachment is a judicial proceeding in Congress. In fact, in this case, they were supposed to use the same rules that you use in federal court. They're called the rules of civil procedure.
00:05:19.380It is incumbent on the government to give up all exculpatory evidence. And that didn't happen here, Alex. Alan Dershowitz said he said it was a travesty to justice, a travesty to the American people that the government, particularly Michael Atkinson and this whistleblower, hid this exculpatory evidence from the president, the American people, quite frankly, the Senate jurors and the House impeachment managers.
00:05:41.520So that's where we are now. I expect a lot of developments in the next few hours on this story. I wouldn't be surprised if the name of the whistleblower eventually is released. And I also wouldn't be surprised if you start to see some actions taken based on these revelations.
00:05:56.000The president or his team could go to the chief justice, John Roberts. Remember, John Roberts presided over the impeachment proceedings. He was the trial judge and say, hey, the Democrats, Adam Schiff, the chief prosecutor, cheated on this. Maybe you should consider erasing or reversing the impeachment.
00:06:15.500You could also see the FBI or the new inspector general intelligence committee take a look at whether what Michael Atkinson did by withholding some of the six scope of the evidence, whether that is a problem, whether it's prosecutable, whether it's an administrative thing.
00:06:28.960But I think you'll see some significant follow up to these revelations today.
00:06:35.260So because just to pull the camera back for a second, you had you had Crossfire Hurricane trying to stop him beforehand.
00:06:45.500you had the russia collusion hoax after he was in office and essentially that is obama in in this
00:06:51.900coup that failing you had people seconded to the national security council this is why we tried to
00:06:59.180bottom blow it so quickly you had people we had sergeant higgins give a memo with this whistleblower
00:07:04.700his name is the top guy is here here's my point i know going to the chief justice and all that
00:07:09.660but these are crimes these the deep state and the cia and other elements they 100 understood
00:07:18.240what they were doing how they were doing it the people they were doing it with and it and it was
00:07:24.920covered up right first of all the action itself is illegal then it was covered up in the media
00:07:30.600msnbc the new york times all the reports that came up pulitzer i think there were two pulitzer
00:07:35.760a prize given for this the washington post in the new york times this as you say this is the biggest
00:07:41.220crime and it all it all rolls into the stealing of the 2020 election it's all of a piece so as
00:07:48.060this comes out either a couple hours later or over the next few days and tulsi gabbard's doing i think
00:07:55.520an amazing job of standing in the breach here and trying to do this john well who is going to take
00:08:01.060the bit and say hey this is even bigger i think than the grand jury is going on by brennan this
00:08:08.220is the single and it's all one continuous piece from a deep state that's relentless and they're
00:08:13.200still relentless today because they have been held accountable who is the perfect person to
00:08:17.960take the bit here and assist president trump in ridding us of of this process and ridding us of
00:08:24.500these people sir yeah so i think the president has a team in place to do that i think he will
00:08:30.580nominate as early as tomorrow Todd to be the next attorney general that will lock in an attorney
00:08:36.360general that he trusts. He's got Kash Patel at the FBI who developed the grand conspiracy case,
00:08:42.600and I want to walk through that in a second. And then he's got this pretty rugged team down in
00:08:46.720Florida that's a really tough, well-trained, and well-experienced prosecution team that's
00:08:54.100building the case. And the case goes like this. It's a wash, rinse, repeat cycle of abuse of
00:08:59.740government power. Hillary Clinton has a Russia problem. They hang a fake Russia story on Donald1.00
00:09:04.300Trump and then turn it into a criminal investigation. Joe Biden has a Ukraine corruption problem. I
00:09:09.580break those stories in The Hill in early 2019. They try to hang a fake Ukraine impeachment
00:09:14.900scandal on President Trump, which results in both a criminal investigation of certain people
00:09:19.040and impeachment of the president. In 2021, Joe Biden has a classified documents problem.
00:09:25.640They go and create a classified documents investigation of Donald Trump.
00:09:30.380And then in 2023, as it's 2022 and 23, as it's clear Joe Biden has a mental acuity problem, they ramp up Arctic Frost and try to create a criminal prosecution out of the president's speech, arguing that what was twice done before legally in the United States, submitting alternate electors to the Senate in a contested election, was somehow this time criminal.
00:09:54.180It's the same actors all the way through. You got Eric Swalwell. You got Adam Schiff. You got John Brennan. You've got this whistleblower who starts with Biden all the way back in 2014 and 15, and it's still going in 2019 and 20.
00:10:09.560I mean, I think you're going to see a new attorney general, the current FBI who wrote the conspiracy case memo, and this team down in Florida really escalate their move towards a large conspiracy case.
00:10:23.920I think you'll see in the next month two big things, a decision on whether to indict John Brennan for obstructing Congress.
00:10:34.860They're looking at some new evidence that came from the National Security Advisor, the President Trump, Mike Rogers, and possibly bringing new charges against James Comey.
00:10:46.180And then when you start to get those people under indictment, you may make a deal.
00:10:50.200Once you get one insider to flip, just like you do in the mob or the drug cartels, you then are able to put all the conspirators together in one big conspiracy.
00:10:58.300That's the strategy, and that's what's playing out day in and day out in Florida right now.
00:11:04.120Some new resources are being sent down to Florida, including a veteran prosecutor who has years of experience as an independent counsel and a U.S. attorney in earlier times.
00:11:14.560They're beefing up the House in Florida to go big on this investigation.
00:11:22.280This, folks, when you talk about Watergate, it's a second-tier burglary.
00:11:28.640But they removed him by the same type of lawfare.
00:11:33.600Jeff Shepard lays it out with Sirica, the house, all of it, which is the foreshadowing of this.
00:11:38.840That's the reality. But it's tiny compared to this.
00:11:42.040This is a to quote in the 1950s McCarthy, a conspiracy so vast.
00:11:47.540That's why you need a couple of very smart people that can hold the narrative as they pursue the prosecutions, because they're going to try to dissipate the power of this.
00:11:57.180And for the president, this could be his most lasting of everything he does.
00:12:01.160The most lasting legacy is the shattering of the deep state because they understood from the beginning what a threat he was to the system.
00:12:13.700That's what it was. Everything as as Alan Dershowitz wrote in his book, it was all about getting Trump.
00:12:18.520They had to stop Trump because he was a threat not only to the way business was done as usual in Washington, but he was a threat to the Democratic Party.
00:12:25.260He peeled away core constituencies of the Democratic Party, Hispanics and black males and working class and union workers, and they had to stop him because he could crush the monopoly that the Democrats had over their constituencies for 50 years.
00:12:40.260And so it's a 10 year conspiracy. When you look at it, there are dozens of common players across the four wash, rinse, repeat cycles.
00:12:49.420And there are more than a thousand victims that I've been able to put together on a list.
00:12:53.540More than a thousand people had their civil liberties violated, had their privacy intruded upon, even though they were always innocent.
00:13:02.420They never did anything wrong, but their phone records were taken. Their lives were turned upside down. Their reputations were smeared and destroyed.
00:13:10.260There has to be some recompense for that.
00:13:12.200And it starts with charging the people who did it and then revising the system so it can't be done again to a future president.
00:13:20.740Real quickly, you dropped a bomb on us.
00:13:22.820Todd, you think tomorrow Todd will be designated as the attorney general?
00:13:34.980You know, I think Todd really gets the conspiracy case.
00:13:39.240I think he understands that. I think Pam struggled with it. I think Todd really gets it. I think you'll see an acceleration of what's going on. And there'll be some satisfaction knowing that there's real activity, meaningful actions being taken, that there's a great relationship between him and Kash Patel. The prosecutors in Florida are in lockstep. They've been working this since October really aggressively.
00:14:00.880I think it'll be a good thing after a decade of frustration.
00:14:03.840I think those on the conservative side who want some accountability are going to see a machinery capable of delivering it for the first time.
00:14:12.260Yeah, Todd was in the trenches. That's why I think Todd understands it.
00:14:15.660John, you got the show. Where do people go for your social media and for just the news, all the reporting?
00:14:22.340You bet. Jay Solomon reports on all social media, just the news dot com.
00:14:25.460And I'm lucky enough, as you mentioned, to follow you every day at six o'clock right here on Real America's Voice.
00:14:30.220we'll pitch the ball to you today john solomon thank you for breaking this and thank you for
00:14:35.200coming on early in the morning okay we're going to come back our traditional cold open will be
00:14:39.520in the next block eric bowling captain finnell a blockade has been instituted starting to be
00:14:45.700implemented by the united states navy we'll break it all down for you uh next
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00:22:05.120The idea that they would control what's going through the strait and would collect hundreds of millions of dollars a day in the process is untenable, I would argue.
00:22:14.940And don't forget, before this war, what was the Achilles heel of the Iranian government?0.70
00:22:21.200The war has made a bad situation worse.0.70
00:22:23.840So where we have leverage over Iran is not with continued applications of military force.0.60
00:22:29.540It's with enhanced economic pressure.0.82
00:22:32.100So I think this is a step in the right direction.
00:22:34.880I would couple this with a diplomatic initiative, say we're going to essentially block the strait until everybody gets to use it.
00:22:41.040We also want to see some kind of a new authority.
00:22:44.640The Iranians could participate in it with all the local countries about what the ground rules are for using the states.
00:22:50.880Maybe even there could be a small toll that would be shared by all the neighboring countries.
00:22:56.300But this is, to me, far better than, think about it, Mika, seizing Karg Island or trying to escort individual tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.0.68
00:23:06.420Those would have been military and political nightmares.0.90
00:23:09.900So I think this is a smart move, and it puts pressure on Iran.0.83
00:23:13.000Quite honestly, I wish we had done it before the meetings in Islamabad.0.74
00:23:16.680And indeed, my biggest problem with the talks is that we didn't focus on the strait.
00:23:21.000We've got time to deal with the nuclear issue.
00:23:23.220We've got time to deal with some of the other issues, Iranian support for proxies.0.70
00:23:26.440The issue that's untenable for the United States and the world is the impact of the war on the global economy.0.84
00:23:33.460We need to sequence the approach to negotiations.
00:23:36.760So I actually think this could create a backdrop to successful talks.
00:23:41.200The goal of this war at the outset was regime change, very clearly.
00:23:44.660I mean, on the first day of the war, Israel and the United States eliminated the leadership of the Islamic Republic, including Ayatollah Khomeini.
00:23:52.260I think the assumption was that it was a shallow state.
00:23:54.660Once you took out the upper echelon, people would rise up and you'd have regime change.
00:24:20.840Worse. Right. And is Trump going to be willing to do that?
00:24:23.180He might be humiliated if he does that.
00:24:25.080And so I worry that the logic still points in the direction of potential military escalation,
00:24:30.000where the U.S. may be pulled into another ground war in the Middle East.
00:24:32.940Whatever. OK, the equivalent of boots on the ground for the Navy is this is this naval blockade.
00:24:41.420Captain Fennell joins us. Captain, you've heard a lot over the weekend. It's easy to do.
00:24:45.400It's impossible to do. Walk us through what is actually happening now as at 10 o'clock we commenced this this blockade.
00:24:54.560sir? Well, Steve, I think in strategic terms, I think the president's announcement
00:25:01.680was much like the Iranians saying that they were going to put or control the strait or put mines
00:25:09.160in the strait. It has the same deterrent effect in a way against Iran, which is to say0.82
00:25:14.760their ability to control what's going on and have ships come in and out, even through their0.87
00:25:21.420toll booth are now going to be interdicted. I think that's a strategic point. Operationally,
00:25:27.180it was just reported here in the last two hours that the USS George W. Bush has gone through the
00:25:33.280Strait of Gibraltar. So we have now three aircraft carriers in the theater of operations.
00:25:40.060So that means associated with those aircraft carriers is a number of Aegis destroyers and
00:25:46.160independent steaming destroyers are already out there like the Michael Murphy that transited
00:25:50.100through the strait a few days ago. So we are now setting up the, essentially, a choke point
00:25:58.260outside of the strait. And we have put out a notice to mariners. I haven't actually seen
00:26:04.540the actual notice to mariners, but the United Kingdom's Maritime Trade Office put out their
00:26:10.400assessment of it and basically said, the restrictions encompass the entirety of the
00:26:15.620Iranian coastline, including ports and energy infrastructure. Transit passage through the
00:26:20.700Strait of Hormuz is to or from non-Iranian destination is not reported to be impeded
00:26:28.220by these measures. However, vessels may encounter military presence, directed communications,
00:26:33.440or right of visit procedures during passage. What that means is, and I will note that the
00:26:38.920CENTCOM statement was very clear. And they said, in accordance, we're giving our direction that
00:26:46.340we're going to implement this blockade as of 10 o'clock Eastern time today, in accordance with
00:26:51.880the president's proclamation. And then you have the further details. And so there's been some
00:26:57.240online discussion about, well, the president said it's a total blockade, everything is stopped.
00:27:02.380CENTCOM said they're only going to control what comes out of Iran and not target any other ships.
00:27:07.220I think we'll find out the details as these days go along.
00:27:11.120But the most important thing is that now the United States is controlling anything that comes out of Iran.0.66
00:27:17.980And as we've talked in previous episodes, Iran has 28 flag tankers that they own that runs most of the money that comes from, you know, that they own themselves.0.80
00:27:29.320So those tankers are certainly open for interdiction.
00:27:33.340There's 12 of them right now in the Gulf of Oman that are sitting fully loaded.
00:27:37.220outside in the Gulf of Le Mans. I expect those will be put under some kind of quarantine.
00:27:42.160And then I've also heard a lot of comments about, well, how can we do this? How hard will it be?
00:27:47.020How will we know? Well, I can tell you from experience that the Fifth Fleet Director of
00:27:53.580Intelligence there in Bahrain and his team and those back in Tampa, they know every ship that's
00:28:00.480coming in and out of Iran. And they were tracking them and they knew who they are. And those ships
00:28:05.740will be identified and it doesn't matter their flag it doesn't matter if they're iranian or not
00:28:10.820when they come out they will be identified in quarantine okay captain hang on for a second
00:28:16.900we'll get more into this eric bowling's also with us about capital markets liz mitchell also joins
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00:35:39.440I've had people reaching out to me all weekend about what exactly happened with the White House political team in the state of Tennessee and some of these other folks who are just saying, hey, look, you know, the guidance you're given is totally with the oligarchs and this artificial intelligence.
00:36:00.520So what exactly happened? Did political people at the White House or David Sachs, who I thought had been given his walking papers, did they actually try to get in the middle of Tennessee and some of these other states that are coming forward with legislation to protect children, ma'am?
00:36:15.440yes so we already knew this is something that was happening i have written in the past about
00:36:24.680utah and florida where the trump administration has gotten involved in these states in ai
00:36:30.860legislation usually legislation that has safeguards for children and has called people in power or
00:36:36.620sent emails or memos that would lead to the bill being killed and it has been revealed now that
00:36:42.220this is happening in two more states, Tennessee and Missouri. In Missouri, I spoke to State
00:36:47.640Senator Joe Nicola, who introduced a bill to put a variety of transparency and safety limitations
00:36:53.920on AI, saying that AI doesn't have personhood, limiting potential deep fake videos made by AI
00:37:00.520and saying that the AI operator is the one who would have the responsibility for such illegal
00:37:06.560images. And he got a call. He had a call with someone in the White House Intergovernment
00:37:12.680Affairs Office and was told that he needed to soften the bill in a variety of different ways.
00:37:19.100They felt that it was too strongly worded. And so he is now working on his 11th version of the bill,
00:37:24.580but he was very frustrated by this involvement, said it inspires him even more to limit AI and
00:37:29.560protect his constituents. And then secondly, in Tennessee, if you can believe it, a Tennessee
00:37:34.720state senator actually admitted on the House floor or the Senate floor. Liz, Liz, Liz, hang on. Yeah,
00:37:40.740hang on one second. That's the first. He's not going to soften it, though. They reach out to
00:37:45.900him and they want him to soften it. Is he going to dig in and say, I can't do this, or is he going
00:37:50.500to try to soften it for the White House? Well, there is a threat here of losing broadband funding,
00:38:01.600which would be very bad for people in rural Missouri.
00:38:04.860This is something that his fellow members are very concerned about.
00:38:10.800And so he is making some changes to soften it.
00:38:13.340Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on.
00:38:17.580People in the White House have threatened Missouri legislators that they will hold back broadband funding
00:38:24.040unless they do the bidding of the oligarchs and soften this.
00:38:27.280I just want to make sure we understand the stakes here because this is not a small thing.
00:38:30.960i'm also not sure the president's getting perfect information from these oligarchs and the david
00:38:35.600saxes of the world and was it kratziotis all these guys they're all giving him the oligarchs
00:38:40.620position he does the white house is not reading the room right now the country's in a revolt
00:38:46.100against this whether it's data centers or whether it's children's make sure that they're protected
00:38:51.640as well there's families protected and they're getting bad information i just want to make sure
00:38:55.420in your reporting you're saying they threaten this guy with withholding which is a central
00:39:00.600part of the MAGA program or the populist program is broadband for rural areas. You're saying
00:39:06.120they're threatened withholding that unless he softens this to kowtow to the oligarchs?
00:39:14.760Well, if you read that December 11th executive order, which first established that state laws
00:39:20.900that were quote unquote onerous to AI would be preempted, in that law, it says that states that
00:39:27.020have these onerous laws could lose broadband funding. And so this is something that Joe
00:39:33.440Nicola had a conversation with his colleagues about, and they said, we don't want to risk
00:39:37.700losing this broadband funding. It's extremely important to our constituents, and they don't
00:39:42.120want to risk it. Wow. Horrendous. I don't think this is, I don't think the operant term there is
00:39:50.000operant term there is onerous. I don't think, this is not onerous. They're trying to stand up
00:39:53.920for families and kids, are they not? And parents? Yes, this bill doesn't, I mean, it doesn't seem
00:40:02.520like it puts too strong of limits on AI to a variety of people in the AI safety movement,
00:40:08.520talking about how AI doesn't have a soul, it can never be a human. And really, the big focus of
00:40:14.080this is these deep, deep fake images, which I think is a huge concern for lots of parents around
00:40:19.640the country that now you can make an image that looks like anything is happening. And so putting
00:40:23.300a limit on this and saying that it would be the duty of care is on the AI company that
00:40:28.840allows this to happen is something that I think a lot of people can support.
00:40:32.840But there are, of course, concerns that we're hearing now about this.
00:40:38.440And particularly given this, the meeting that Besant and that Scott and Powell had with
00:40:45.520the banks about the mythos uh the mythos new mythos uh cyber uh weapon right it could it could
00:40:54.200basically uh take down a bank in seconds uh it's it scared people to the to the marrow of their
00:41:00.780souls about the concerns here it realizes this ai is completely out of control right now totally
00:41:06.840out of control people should just know that at least i know you gotta bounce i gotta get the
00:41:10.440other story is that uh by the way there are other legislatures too i just want there there are other
00:41:14.640people they're reaching out to whether it's tennessee or other places and trying to put
00:41:18.600pressure on them we'll get to that but i want to get one we've had um we've had rosemary jinx on
00:41:25.640here with this out of control h1b visas and and taking jobs from american kids uh american tech
00:41:33.080workers 12 million stem workers are out of the labor force and at the same time ai's eating up
00:41:39.200jobs. We've got these guys going for these visas more and more and more. One of the worst part of1.00
00:41:45.400it, as Rosemary Jenks talks about, is OPT, this situation where you have all these foreign0.93
00:41:49.900students, and they can get in underneath the regulations on H-1Bs. This is one of the reasons
00:41:56.860the corporations game the system. Is it Senator Scott to finally we have somebody in the Senate
00:42:02.020stepping up to this? You have an exclusive about this, about he's stepping up to say,
00:42:06.280This is another program that's destroying American kids and American workers, and we've got to stop it?0.74
00:42:13.880Yeah, so this optional practical training program gives a tax incentive to employers to hire foreign students.
00:42:22.200And so he's saying not only does this harm American college graduates who are facing very high unemployment rates,
00:42:29.580It also gives a leg up to communist China because UCSIS has said that there is a threat of Chinese Communist Party coming in, sending foreign students.
00:42:40.940Those foreign students then use the OPT program to get tech jobs, physics jobs, programs where they're going to learn a lot about American innovation and they're going to be able to take that information back to China, which could use that to beat the United States.
00:42:54.620So not only does this harm American college graduates, it also harms national security.
00:42:59.900And so Senator Scott is urging the White House, urging DHS to do something about this.
00:43:06.360This is part of I'll get into it after the break. This is part of the ecosystem.
00:43:09.640They say, oh, it's a Sputnik moment. The Chinese Communist Party, you have a tool right there that Scott's saying we're we've created the entire ecosystem for the CCP,
00:43:18.620Not just to finance them, debt and equity financing, also to provide them with chips and to provide them with training back here in the companies and the labs and most specifically taking billets from kids in these colleges, then training them up and they go back.
00:43:32.800And this is why they're competitive in AI.
00:48:14.260whether it's us involved or other major countries involved.
00:48:18.060Remember, when an oil-producing country is involved,
00:48:20.900that roils the world, the global markets, the equity markets,
00:48:24.500all markets, because energy is integral
00:48:26.200into every single economy in the world.
00:48:27.960So with producing countries involved, producing nations involved,
00:48:31.180especially OPEC nations involved, then it will have a bigger impact.
00:48:35.100So this flight to dollar out of other assets into the U.S. dollar,
00:48:38.840seemingly the safest currency on the planet, has happened.
00:48:41.720And what it does is it puts a bit of a downward price on assets like gold.
00:48:45.680You'll probably talk to Phil Patrick about that.
00:48:47.360I'm pretty sure he'll say, with the new strength in the dollar, that's putting a little bit of an anchor on gold right now.
00:48:53.220But when things start to clear up, when the strait starts to open up, when people breathe a sigh of relief that there's going to be no destruction or boots on the ground or civilizations going away, I think you'll see that flow out of the U.S. dollar.
00:49:06.640The problem is BRICS countries have been trying to move away from the U.S. dollar as the global reserve currency.
00:49:12.780I think central banks are also not sure where it's headed because they're buying gold instead of U.S. dollars.
00:49:19.460The U.S. dollar treasuries are at the lowest they've been in maybe decades, and their treasuries of gold has been at the highest
00:49:26.100because they want to make sure if it's not going to be the dollar, if it's going to be the yuan or some BRICS euro or BRICS currency,
00:49:33.800then the dollar will substantially lose its value and that Steve is a very very uh um negative impact
00:49:40.680on on our economy as well as others but mostly ours it's it's it's it's part of these nations
00:49:46.880sitting there going I see what happened to Russia and Ukraine I see what's happening now it's0.66
00:49:50.940like I said this economic warfare which I'm a big proponent of because I think it gets you there
00:49:56.000without having to go kinetic um the and I think this blockade is an instrument of economic warfare
00:50:01.740it has a downside to it people are gonna sit there and go hey the americans are too powerful
00:50:05.420i want to get away from the dollar and into gold uh because i don't trust the americans they can
00:50:10.300shut me down at any time before i leave you as we talk on here for the for the audience to
00:50:15.500understand we talk about these capital markets talk about the commodities markets you are there
00:50:19.320are speculators out there but principally these are very sophisticated people that are trying to
00:50:24.880project into the future and try to hedge their risk they're trying to mitigate the risk of their
00:50:29.320businesses, whether that's a refinery, fertilizer, et cetera. That's why these markets are so massive.
00:50:34.360A bunch of articles over the weekend of people that were on the wrong side of trades, right?
00:50:40.360Whether thinking President Trump was going to do a civilizational takedown or whatever.
00:50:45.020Just walk me through, because you've had this phrase, I see dead people. Walk me through some
00:50:50.760of these trades. And if you get on the wrong side of it, you could have some of these trading firms
00:50:55.120absolutely eviscerated, sir. Yeah, there are a couple that got smoked. In fact, the biggest
00:51:01.360one, VTOL, is an international, I would call them a broker, but they see all both sides of the
00:51:06.420market. They're not a speculator at all. They'll hook up a buyer with a seller. They'll allow
00:51:11.560transportation, though. Buyers and sellers meet with the transportation in between, and they got
00:51:16.780caught with a bunch of, they got caught with crude oil that they had sold at $50, $60 a barrel
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