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Earnings Week Crash?📉Crypto Market Update · The Paul Barron Crypto Show

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Speaker 1: Earnings are causing a negative reaction in the market today,
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Speaker 1: we'll break it down for you. Is this going to
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Speaker 1: things that are going on around the trade side of things.
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Speaker 1: When you look at the markets, you also look at
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Speaker 1: the activities from where we're seeing earnings come in. And
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Speaker 1: of course right now big earnings day, you've got just
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Speaker 1: a ton of earnings starting. Let'm kind of zoom in
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Speaker 1: on that just to show you how many companies are
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Speaker 1: going to be reporting this week, and of course you've
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Speaker 1: got Humana, a handful of others, ADP in there, Amazon
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Speaker 1: of course tomorrow with Apple along with many others, we'll
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Speaker 1: get a chance to see McDonald's. We saw Starbucks yesterday,
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Speaker 1: which was terrible. I'll talk about that as well. Point
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Speaker 1: being is this could have a little bit of hit
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Speaker 1: on the markets, and of course right now it hasn't
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Speaker 1: responded dramatically, even though we will look at some charts
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Speaker 1: at the end of the show that'll take a little
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Speaker 1: bit of a closer look.
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Speaker 2: Other things.
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Speaker 1: If you got to consider is this is how the
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Speaker 1: stocks of the reporting.
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Speaker 2: Companies performed yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Again, these weren't really bad comparing not a lot of
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Speaker 1: them are tech oriented other than maybe so fine PayPal,
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Speaker 1: Spotify and there down three. But you also have others
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Speaker 1: that were kind of somewhat flat.
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Speaker 2: So it still is yet to be seen.
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Speaker 1: I think big ones are going to are going to
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Speaker 1: be part of the mag seven, Microsoft, Apple, Meta are
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Speaker 1: going to be the key ones to kind of keep
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Speaker 1: an eye on. Starbucks though did get dumped on and
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Speaker 1: I think this is an indicator right here for retail sentiment. Now,
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Speaker 1: retail sentiment is one of the things I think that
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Speaker 1: drives purchasing power at restaurants, and when you have restaurants
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Speaker 1: and coffee shops, no matter what point is is that's
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Speaker 1: expendable income that is starting to diminish here and this
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Speaker 1: and these kinds of things are potential recession indicators. Those
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Speaker 1: are the things you have to watch out for. And
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Speaker 1: of course this can have some issues both good and
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Speaker 1: bad for crypto because some people may look at crypto
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Speaker 1: as a flight to safety. Within this, another one that's
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Speaker 1: going to be dropping in is Hood and they of
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Speaker 1: course are looking at a potential earnings preview here on
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Speaker 1: a year over year being somewhat positive, So this will
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Speaker 1: be interesting to see how they actually report. And of
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Speaker 1: course within this, a lot of people that are looking
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Speaker 1: at the stock of Robinhood are really going after some
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Speaker 1: of the features that have been promised from the Gold membership.
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Speaker 1: As you guys know, if you're a robin Hood member,
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Speaker 1: you have a Gold membership. There's some features within it,
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Speaker 1: including bonuses on how much yield you get on your
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Speaker 1: dollars US dollars, But the bigger deal is around their
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Speaker 1: credit card. They're checking they keep kind of teasing in
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Speaker 1: their events. That has not happened just yet. If it does,
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Speaker 1: expect Robinhood to take a big move up. Another thing
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Speaker 1: that can also predicate what's going to happen around a
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Speaker 1: potential recession is when you get into oil prices continuing decline.
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Speaker 1: Let me kind of zoom in on this for you
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Speaker 1: guys just a little bit. This is the extension of
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Speaker 1: oil prices going down to as low as fifty eight
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Speaker 1: dollars a barrel. Look at this thing crawling through now. Granted,
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Speaker 1: you're getting ready to move into the summer months typically
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Speaker 1: when people do their vacationing. I think we'll see a
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Speaker 1: lot more cars going on the road this time of
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Speaker 1: year because of the oil prices continuing to crash. Fifty
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Speaker 1: dollars is kind of the point of no return at
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Speaker 1: least that's what I hear from my oil baron friend,
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Speaker 1: and they talk about this all the time, as fifty
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Speaker 1: is kind of a no fly zone, especially here in
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Speaker 1: the United States.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 1: Opek has even talked about that they could even go
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Speaker 1: down as low as forty bucks a barrel. That would
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Speaker 1: be something right there. Now, if you look at what
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump is saying he's saying, Hey, don't worry about it.
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Speaker 1: This is Biden's stock market, not Trump's. I didn't take
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Speaker 1: over till January. Tarriestal students start kicking in, and companies
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Speaker 1: will start moving back to the US.
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Speaker 2: This is a lot of what ifs, Guys. We have
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Speaker 2: not seen anything out of this yet.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 1: Granted it is the first ninety one hundred days of
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Speaker 1: the administration, but I am interested to see if he
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Speaker 1: actually follows through on reducing taxes for Americans, for average
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Speaker 1: Americans earning one hundred and fifty k or below, eliminating taxes,
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Speaker 1: because that's what he's promised so far. If that were
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Speaker 1: to even get a hint of happening, then yeah, maybe
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Speaker 1: some things could change.
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Speaker 2: Definitely.
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Speaker 1: You would start to see a lot more confidence in
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Speaker 1: the market for sure. Here, of course, is Spencer talking
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Speaker 1: about this right here. Twenty twenty four was Trump's stock market.
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Speaker 1: Twenty twenty five is Biden's stock market. It's kind of
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Speaker 1: an upside down situation. Point is is that the administration
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Speaker 1: has so much stuff coming out right now. I can't
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Speaker 1: even keep up with the crap that they are saying,
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Speaker 1: because most of it is you don't know if it's
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Speaker 1: left right if they're going to drop teriffs raised tariffs.
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Speaker 1: And I think this is the uncertainty that is causing
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Speaker 1: all these companies to not go in and really give
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Speaker 1: forward guidance. And that is a problem going forward, and
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Speaker 1: it will be a problem for some time until we
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Speaker 1: get this terif issue off the front end of the market.
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Speaker 1: President Trump also says our country will boom. We have
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Speaker 1: to get rid of the Biden overhang.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, we'll see.
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Speaker 1: It's got to happen soon, because right now we are
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Speaker 1: talking about a potential train wreck coming our way if
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Speaker 1: recession is in the cards. Here, of course, is economic
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Speaker 1: advisor Peter Navara. I know a lot of people don't
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Speaker 1: like him, but this was the best negative print for
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Speaker 1: GDP i've seen.
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Speaker 2: I don't understand that.
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Speaker 1: One negative print, best negative print that goes into this
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Speaker 1: GDP was negative because of only two components. This was
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Speaker 1: trade import subtracted four point eight three percent from tear
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Speaker 1: front running and then also the government subtracted a point
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Speaker 1: twenty five on the first negative government contribution since twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty two. So all right, so there's some manipulation of
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Speaker 1: numbers on the GDP. Remember negative GDP is what we
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Speaker 1: start to see in terms of setting up for a recession.
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Speaker 1: And there are a lot of pressure indicators that are
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Speaker 1: hitting the market right now. The biggest one, I still
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Speaker 1: think is consumer confidence, and that I think plays into
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Speaker 1: really the future of how quickly this turns into a
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Speaker 1: bad situation or.
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Speaker 2: A lukewarm situation. Here's Navarro talking about the GDP. Take
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Speaker 2: a look.
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Speaker 5: That's the best negative print I have ever seen in
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Speaker 5: my life, and the markets need to, like look beneath
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Speaker 5: the surface of that. We had a twenty two percent
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Speaker 5: increase in domestic investment that is off the charts. When
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Speaker 5: you strip out inventories and the negative effects of the
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Speaker 5: surgeon imports because of the tariffs, you have three percent growth.
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Speaker 5: So and and consumption despite the soft data with the
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Speaker 5: confidence being down, the consumption has been robust.
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Speaker 2: So that number is a really good number, and you.
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Speaker 5: Sort out all of that stuff, and we should be
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Speaker 5: celebrating Trump policy and that number.
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Speaker 6: So right now they're not doing that.
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Speaker 2: But I understand, all right, So I think there's one
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Speaker 2: right there. He is full of shit. It's just that bad.
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Speaker 1: And that is right now that we're dealing with the
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Speaker 1: US stock market crash, that could be looking at a
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Speaker 1: recession as odds jump seventy four percent on this week.
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Speaker 2: GDP number.
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Speaker 1: A couple of points I want to highlight right here,
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Speaker 1: GDP fail point three Q one twenty five. This is
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Speaker 1: the lowest first constraction since twenty twenty two. Impoort serge
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Speaker 1: forty one percent. That's a problem. This is five points
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Speaker 1: off the GDP. And then also stock markets are crashing
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Speaker 1: with S ANDP down two. This is just the beginning
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Speaker 1: if this is a recession, and we do start seeing
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Speaker 1: other indicators playing into this. So it is one of
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Speaker 1: those things, guys, that you have to be ready for
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Speaker 1: these kind of pullbacks. President Trump says he's more knowledgeable
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Speaker 1: than the Fed Jerome Powell. Now, I don't know that
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Speaker 1: I completely love the FED in the sense of what
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Speaker 1: they and how they've handled certain things, but I definitely
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Speaker 1: don't think that Trump is more knowledgeable US recession. Right here,
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Speaker 1: this is the bad chart. Thirty seven percent chance right
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Speaker 1: now is what the hold is. But we are considering
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Speaker 1: a large percentage up if you look right here all
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Speaker 1: the where we were to where we are now at
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Speaker 1: sixty six percent chance.
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Speaker 2: So this is a big increa. Just in the last
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Speaker 2: thirty days for a potential recession. Let me go to
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Speaker 2: another clip real quick.
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Speaker 1: This will get into a little bit more of detail
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Speaker 1: around where this whole transparency issue is starting to play
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Speaker 1: out when it comes to tariffs.
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Speaker 7: Take a look, and what the White House did has
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Speaker 7: now effectively put every company in America on notice that
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Speaker 7: transparency around tariff pricing is bad, which is ironic because
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Speaker 7: I remember when Kid Rock showed up at the White
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Speaker 7: House with President Trump and they wanted to put in
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Speaker 7: all sorts of transparency rules around scalping tickets and all
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Speaker 7: sorts of other things retailer on and you want to
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Speaker 7: be able to do.
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Speaker 2: This they don't get accused of price gouging.
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Speaker 7: And the President historically has been coming out in favor
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Speaker 7: of transparency in almost every other regard, but when it
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Speaker 7: comes to his own transparency, we don't have it.
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Speaker 4: We're in the very beginning of this. The prices increases
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Speaker 4: haven't even started yet, and look at the tension. You know,
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Speaker 4: one little possible.
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Speaker 6: Step that they were going to there was a call
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Speaker 6: to bezos.
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Speaker 4: Are they going to call everyone for identifying correctly why
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Speaker 4: the prices are going up? And the public isn't going
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Speaker 4: to realize this. I mean, I think you know there's
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Speaker 4: a standing at anti trust suit against the Amazon, So
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Speaker 4: I think the reason why we're seeing that isn't particularly
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Speaker 4: because of any anti trust theory, but leverage.
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Speaker 1: All right, So there you go, guys, I think we
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Speaker 1: are in for a very rocky may, it looks like.
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Speaker 1: And this whole deal with transparency, I'm in agreement. I think,
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Speaker 1: even though you know circuits, I'm not necessarily always in
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Speaker 1: his camp. Sometimes I don't think he has a full
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Speaker 1: analysis on this, but in this particular case, I agree
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Speaker 1: with him.
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Speaker 2: Retailers should put that out there.
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Speaker 1: When the actual cost are hitting them, because that's the
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Speaker 1: other problem that you have to worry about a lot
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Speaker 1: of shell games going on, is are cost actually hitting
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Speaker 1: the market or not? And that is now, could it
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Speaker 1: be impending down the road when costs actually hit the
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Speaker 1: the street in terms of the retail price? Okay, then
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Speaker 1: the you know, the narrative of full transparency it needs
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Speaker 1: to be there because customers are going to figure this out.
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Speaker 1: It's not something they won't figure out. Here's another clip
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Speaker 1: right here on dose transparency.
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Speaker 2: Take a look at this.
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Speaker 8: I would like to inquire as to when you plan
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Speaker 8: to bring up my resolution of inquiry h Res two
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Speaker 8: fifty nine. You have postponed consideration of the resolution for
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Speaker 8: two markups.
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Speaker 9: Now what's your parliamentary inquiry?
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Speaker 8: My resolution seeks basic information about Eline Moss's dove to
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Speaker 8: se APB systems and data access was the.
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Speaker 9: General woman's parliamentary inquiry.
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Speaker 8: Which includes the most personal and sensitive data on Americans
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Speaker 8: and American businesses with that access order?
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Speaker 2: And what god, a gentlewoman is out of order?
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Speaker 9: Is that a parliamentary inquiry?
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Speaker 2: That's I move.
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Speaker 8: It's emotion.
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Speaker 9: I don't believe that's an emotion that is appropriate.
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Speaker 10: Mister chair.
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Speaker 2: Could I move the table? Mister chair please?
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Speaker 8: I will challenge your conclusion. Is there a second smrtup
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Speaker 8: schedule by the chairs?
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Speaker 3: Second, I have moved to request the table of the motion.
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Speaker 9: Most table is in order, and it's not the question
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Speaker 9: now should be the committee to table missus waters motion.
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Speaker 9: I think all those a posed please say no and
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Speaker 9: the impendite share of the eyes have a motion. The
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Speaker 9: table is not.
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Speaker 8: I request so requested vote.
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Speaker 9: A recorded vote is requested.
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Speaker 1: All right, guys, this is getting a little bit more challenging,
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Speaker 1: and I think the issue is this whole issue of
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Speaker 1: around transparency, and I do agree. I can't believe I'm
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Speaker 1: saying this.
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Speaker 2: I agree with Waters in this case.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, those should be very transparent about what they are
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Speaker 1: collecting and what they are getting and also what they're saving.
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Speaker 1: If they are saving Americans some money due to you know,
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Speaker 1: fraud and abuse, great those are all but you can't
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Speaker 1: have it on both sides.
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Speaker 2: I totally agree with that.
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Speaker 1: Here, of course, is the thing that I think starts
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Speaker 1: to shift the market forward, and that will.
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Speaker 2: Be this tax bill.
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Speaker 1: If this tax bill gets through, seven House committees are
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Speaker 1: now advancing at this week. Four more committees will advance
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Speaker 1: it next week.
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Speaker 2: This is a huge step.
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Speaker 1: It will make tax cups possibly permanent. And I know
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Speaker 1: that's a crazy statement to make, but that's what they're
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Speaker 1: going for. If this occurs, you can bet tariffs will
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Speaker 1: immediately get dropped.
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Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 1: Here's Steve Scalise talking about this very issue.
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Speaker 10: Take a look, if we lock in tax rates meaning
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Speaker 10: no tax increases, and you not only renewed tax current
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Speaker 10: tax rates for ten years, but permanently, If we get
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Speaker 10: a permanent American tax code where rates aren't going to
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Speaker 10: be subject to going up depending on who's in Congress.
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Speaker 10: I think that'll bring even more stability to the economy
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Speaker 10: and trillions of new investment that is just sitting on
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Speaker 10: the sidelines right now.
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Speaker 6: It will the twenty seventeen bill. Will that be extended in.
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Speaker 10: Total, That's what I'm pushing for. I don't want to
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Speaker 10: see anybody's tax rates go up. You know, we're looking
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Speaker 10: at a reduction for people that make tips. Obviously no
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Speaker 10: tax on tips. Let's start with the baseline that nobody's
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Speaker 10: tax rates go up, meaning we keep all you're not
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Speaker 10: saying that, they never say look at additional pro growth items.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, sorry interrupt you're not saying no, way, no, how
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Speaker 6: on that it's a possibility.
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Speaker 10: Well, I'm saying nobody's tax rates should go up. Nobody's
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Speaker 10: tax rates should.
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Speaker 2: Go should will or should?
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Speaker 1: All right, So that's the issue, guys. We are getting
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Speaker 1: a lot of side speak on this.
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Speaker 2: Right now.
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Speaker 1: Here's another one right here, Let's talk about what in
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Speaker 1: Nvidia is trying to do to save this. Take a look.
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Speaker 3: There should always be policy that enables the supports and
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Speaker 3: accelerate the ability for us to onshore manufacturing. But with
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Speaker 3: willpower and with the resources of our country, I'm certain
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Speaker 3: we can manufacture on shore.
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Speaker 5: Is one more like how behind you think China is?
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Speaker 3: China is not behind. There's no question that Huawei is
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Speaker 3: one of the most formidable technology companies in the world.
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Speaker 10: Well, and will be visiting the White House later today
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Speaker 10: to continue to talk about AI as well as tariffs.
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Speaker 11: I would assume he's to share the same with the
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Speaker 11: administration with Congress as well, in part because he's dealing
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Speaker 11: with the possibility of sectoral tariffs that conceivably could hamper
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Speaker 11: our ability in this country to continue to advance at
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Speaker 11: the same pace.
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Speaker 2: Exactly, all right.
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Speaker 1: So I'm also in agreement with this is that we
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Speaker 1: cannot put any kind of restrictions on the potential of
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Speaker 1: where AI technology is going to be going here, as
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Speaker 1: a post from in video right here, America's strength lies
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Speaker 1: in innovation and competition. Totally agree this rule will only
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Speaker 1: harm the US economy, set back America, and play into
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Speaker 1: the hands of our US adversaries.
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Speaker 2: This is a race that we cannot lose.
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Speaker 1: Now, I know we've won, you know, a lot of
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Speaker 1: races in the tech space, but this is not one
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Speaker 1: that I think is an automatic win for the United States.
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Speaker 1: There is too much happening on the global stage. You know,
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Speaker 1: you had Jensen Wong right there address it in terms
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Speaker 1: of Huawei, and they're a capacity of being able to
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Speaker 1: go head to head with US in AI development. One
15:55
Speaker 1: other point with Jensen Wong is that remember when you
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Speaker 1: look at most of the MAC seven, a lot of
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Speaker 1: them are Trump donors. Yeah, they're they're working angles with
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Speaker 1: the administration. Jensen in video, we're not. So it's an
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Speaker 1: intriguing position. They stayed neutral. They are in a very
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Speaker 1: powerful position from an AI company. They are one of
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Speaker 1: the most I think valuable companies in America today, if
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Speaker 1: not the most valuable company in America today, just because
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Speaker 1: of the pressure that AI technology is going to put
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Speaker 1: on societies across the world. So this is an important situation.
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Speaker 2: Now. Hopefully Trump will listen to what he has to say.
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Speaker 1: And I think Trump and I know that Jensen is
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Speaker 1: appreciative of the current administration, but I think maybe together
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Speaker 1: they might actually come.
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Speaker 2: Up with a solution.
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Speaker 1: If you look at the polymarket on this will Trump
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Speaker 1: lower terrace on China by a certain date. A couple
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Speaker 1: of dates here you can look at April absolutely not happening. May,
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Speaker 1: of course maybe sixty three percent. May could get a
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Speaker 1: little bit hotter here, and mainly because of remember these deadlines.
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Speaker 1: Deadlines coming up in August July would be cutting it
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Speaker 1: pretty close.
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Speaker 2: But it also could happen.
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Speaker 1: For the first time ever, a Treasury Barring Advisory Committee
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Speaker 1: now is discussing stable coins as new payment mechanism. This
17:17
Speaker 1: would be big because if we get a situation where
17:20
Speaker 1: stable coin issuers, which currently hold one hundred and twenty
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Speaker 1: billion in T bills, you look at that kind of
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Speaker 1: growth and the exposure into the traditional banking system, stable
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Speaker 1: cooins could grow up to two trillion by twenty thirty,
17:32
Speaker 1: and that may be low in comparison, So a lot
17:36
Speaker 1: of opportunity here. I know we're going to be talking
17:38
Speaker 1: with some people here soon that are starting to implement
17:42
Speaker 1: stable coin uses in retail, and if retail starts to
17:44
Speaker 1: move into that, now you're talking about trillions and trillions
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Speaker 1: that could be going into the future market around stable coins.
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Speaker 1: Of course, you got Secretary Bessont coming in saying that
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Speaker 1: the US is on the verge of becoming an AI superpower.
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Speaker 2: This has to happen.
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Speaker 1: And as I said earlier, this is one of the
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Speaker 1: key things I think between stable coins. Getting through our
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Speaker 1: crypto position on a global stage, and our ability to
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Speaker 1: maintain at least an even if not lead on AI
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Speaker 1: look at the market right now, as we're looking at
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Speaker 1: Bitcoin kind of trading a little bit flat right here
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Speaker 1: at about ninety four to three, and of course I'll
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Speaker 1: go down to the SMP five hundred as you kind
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Speaker 1: of see a little bit up over the last few days,
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Speaker 2: Where we may be seeing a little bit of a retrace.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 1: Granted that was after we saw that dip, obviously precursor
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Speaker 1: to some of the earnings that have coming in Right now,
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Speaker 1: this week is a critical date on where SMP.
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Speaker 2: The SMP will hold. If you look at gold.
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Speaker 1: Holding it around thirty three hundred, flattening out right here.
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