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  The biggest story they don't want you to know was just reveal
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  Friday evening and we have the receipts ready.
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  And no, it's not tariffs. It's the reason behind the
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  tariffs. An interview this week revealed
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  that there's going to be trillions of dollars, $800
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  trillion, rotating from yesterday's asset holders to
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  tomorrow's asset holders. And I know what you're probably
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  wondering, what does this even mean and what does this have to
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  do with Bitcoin? That's exactly why I'm here to
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  connect the dots. I'm dropping the real reason
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  behind the tariffs and how it's all tied to the $300 trillion
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  housing market, which is in trouble, and the $100 trillion
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  bond market. Stick around.
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  By the end, you'll know exactly where the smart money is
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  heading. This is Dante Cook with Bitcoin.
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  Simply, let's go. All right, The number one
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  discussion in the economy right now is the tariffs, and there's
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  a lot of confusion around it. Donald Trump said on Friday that
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  he will increase the global tariffs to 15%, But people are
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  fundamentally misunderstanding what this is actually for.
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  In an interview with a local news station in Houston, Scott
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  Besson laid out the real reason for the tariffs.
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  But let's get right into what's going down right now.
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  Today I will sign an order to impose a 10% global tariff under
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  Section 122. Over and above are normal
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  tariffs already being charged. The Supreme Court ruled that a
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  certain type of tariff was illegal, but they didn't rule
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  out that Donald Trump couldn't use other laws and statutes to
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  implement his tariff plan. And that's exactly what he was
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  doing. He originally started at 10%,
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  but he upped it to 15%. And Scott Besson said that 15%
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  might not even be the limit. The.
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  President announced today that we're going to go to a 15%
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  global tariff during that time. Over over the next few weeks,
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  USTRAUS Trade Representative and Commerce will initiate a Section
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  three O 1, Section 232 investigations which are
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  industry specific or a trade practice specific.
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  And based on those, it's very likely that we will move back up
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  to or maybe even above the higher tariff level.
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  Here's what people fail to realize about the tariffs and
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  why they're important. The tariffs are what's keeping
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  the bond market in check. The tariffs are the actual
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  revenue that we need as a country to be dependable by our
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  borrowers around the world, AKA people that want to invest into
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  long term U.S. debt. But what does this have to do
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  with the housing market? Well, Scott Besson ties the link
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  for us right here. There's this back and forth
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  after the announcement yesterday as well.
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  You know, we're glad the terrorists aren't there, but we
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  liked the money because the money was keeping interest rates
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  low. We have the lowest mortgage
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  rates the in three years now. And you know, some some of that
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  is due to the stability in the bond market.
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  And I can tell you that we are going to keep the tariff income
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  at the same level and we're going to have the same stability
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  in the bond market. Let me explain this simply.
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  This is Bitcoin simply. Here's how global debt holders
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  are underwriting the United States.
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  It's sort of like you as a person.
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  If you have more income, let's say you have a side hustle
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  that's generating passive income for you.
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  Well, now you are a more credible and lendable person
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  that they would give money to in the event that you needed to
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  borrow. The same thing is true with
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  tariff revenues. It reduces our deficit and it
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  makes us more lendable as an organization in a country.
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  This has been the plan of this administration all along.
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  The strategy is clear. Let me explain #1 strategy
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  weaken the dollar because when the dollar is weak, other
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  nations assets go further #2 the correlation between a weak
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  dollar shows that when the dollar is weak, well, assets
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  actually go into the US economy. It drives investments back into
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  America. America first.
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  The third prong of their strategy, remove their reliance
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  on other countries and remove the reliance on older
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  generations or the wealthiest to drive the majority of our tax
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  revenue and the majority of our growth in our economy.
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  Right now, our economy is almost totally dependent upon boomers,
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  who now make up 45% of the spending.
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  People 55 and older, despite being less and less numerous,
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  outweighs the spending of people that are 54 and younger.
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  This gap has closed by 35% over the past 25 years. 74% of all
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  wealth in the United States is held by people over 55.
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  This administration needs to bring wealth back to the average
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  person. When you look at net savings as
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  a percentage of global income, you'll see that it's going
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  negative. Get it?
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  For the first time since the great financial crisis and
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  before that, the great financial crisis in 1928, personal savings
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  rates are plummeting. The big story that's happening
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  right now is the story of deflation, this technology
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  advancement that's happening. It's displacing jobs, it's
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  displacing people, but it's also making the country and the
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  economy more efficient. What's happening is a 50 year
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  rotation, a rotation from the wealthy who have over $800
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  trillion of assets that need to flow somewhere and somehow into
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  this $2 trillion asset class. Listen to this interview with
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  Jordy Visser. He breaks down this thesis in
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  great detail. He talks about how oil, which
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  used to be $150.00 a barrel, is now $60.00 a barrel.
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  Well, it got cheaper because of deflation.
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  That's what's happening in technology and people are
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  looking for scarce assets to put their money into.
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  But don't let me ruin the clip. Listen to it for yourself.
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  Explain how deflation drives value into scarce assets.
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  So at the end of the day, the one thing that all people have,
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  whether they're sitting at home or they're working on Wall
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  Street, is greed. I don't care what it is like.
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  You're always interested in making money and whether it's,
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  I'm trying to think Norton from, from the, the, the Honeymooners,
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  which is a little bit after your time, but still for the people
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  out there my age right now, there's always a scheme that's
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  going on. There's always some way to make
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  money. Money is a driving factor in a
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  lot of things. I I really do try to follow a
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  Buddhist framework in my head and think about things in that
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  way. And money's a delusion and
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  people think it brings some happiness, but when you get
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  more, you need more. So greed is just part of human
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  nature and it's just part of the things that are pleasure
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  seeking. So I believe there's a rotation
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  that happens when you get into deflation like you're getting
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  now, you avoid the things that are deflating.
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  Ford has been a horrible investment.
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  Europe has been a horrible investment.
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  Japan has been a good investment over the course of the last 15
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  years. It's been a horrible investment
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  since 1992. The only thing that's worked
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  that has either beaten Bitcoin or been close to Bitcoin has
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  been the thing that Sam and Lynn came up with as #2 on the list.
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  It's the one that Raul talks about as innovation directly to
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  Bitcoin. They move together.
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  So theoretically, you need to believe that the inflation, that
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  we print money, the NASDAQ, and innovation goes higher.
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  Well, that's over for me. Commodities have been sideways
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  since, you know, 2007, even with the rally we've seen, because
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  they peaked then and they went down.
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  Oil was $155 when I went to China in 2000, May of 2008,
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  we're down in the 60s. So there is deflation that
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  happens with more innovation. It's just that we get caught in
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  this thing to think, well, they print money and the stock market
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  goes higher. The stock market has not gone
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  higher in Brazil in local terms, sorry, in dollar terms.
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  So I have this like thing of rotation in the back of my mind
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  that if the Fiat system is $800 trillion and Bitcoin is $2
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  trillion, which it's not right now, but let's assume we get
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  back to 2 trillion, there's a rotation that'll happen.
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  What'll drive it up to 50 trying to 100 trillion.
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  The only thing in my mind has always been the rotation.
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  The most logical answer is if everyone who owns the 800
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  trillion, you took their average age in their 60s and you gave
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  all that money to someone who's younger and you said, what's
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  your asset allocation? You have 800 trillion in this
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  bucket, You have two trillion there.
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  Well, I want some money in Bitcoin.
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  You'd have a rotation and this would go higher and that would
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  go down eventually. That's what I believe.
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  So I've said this before, I believe the world is
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  deleveraging. The 800 trillion is heading back
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  towards where it should be, which is monetary base of the
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  world, nominal GDP of the world. Both those numbers are about
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  $120 trillion. Now the question is, do we go
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  from 800 to 120 trillion overnight?
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  Well, that was the Great Depression.
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  That's not allowed. That's what the governments are
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  going to do everything they can to prevent.
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  The more likely scenario is that we come down in this manner over
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  the course of 20 to 50 years. What role does this mean for
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  Bitcoin? What role does Bitcoin play in a
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  The natural state of the economy is deflation.
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  This massive rotation out of the stagnating real estate class,
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  out of the stagnating bond market, which is $400 trillion,
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  and overall there's $800 trillion in wealth.
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  What you're seeing right now is deflation in practice.
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  Asset prices in homes are kept. The bond market no longer has
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  the return potential that it used to have, and stocks are now
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  being disrupted by AI. So the market cap that used to
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  go to these large companies that generated outsize returns now
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  have to flow somewhere else. And when deflation happens,
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  people need to put their money into a scarce, hard and
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  desirable asset. But one of the things that
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  happens in a deflationary world and economy is it's completely
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  contrary to the economy that exists today.
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  Jeff Booth talks about how the existing economy is in direct
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  opposition to this deflationary economy, and something has to
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  give. People need somewhere to put
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  their assets, somewhere to put their hope, and somewhere to put
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  their trust in. And that's why this $800
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  trillion rotation is going to flow into Bitcoin.
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  Listen to this clip from Jeff Booth there.
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  Has to be more things, more fear, coercion, control to keep
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  you more, more surveillance to keep you in that system.
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  Because it's not natural. The natural state of the free
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  market is deflation. We serve each other.
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  Right. With that though, do you think
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  they do you think they always know or do you think their
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  responses are natural responses to them trying to make balance
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  the books as best they can? So, so if you start again, start
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  with the first principles of those two things.
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  A debt based system can't allow deflation.
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  Natural state of the free market is deflation.
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  They're they can't ever go together.
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  They're opposite systems. So this that system can't
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  balance the books. No, but they try and keep that
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  system going like as best they can.
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  In other words. In other words, steal more from
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  you. Yes, hire more people, more
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  things to steal more from you. Less Less rights, higher taxes.
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  How do you, how do you, how do you make that palatable for a
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  population? It's two sides of that equation.
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  What you have to create US versus them.
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  This side has to be right against the other side.
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  One side, one side moves to socialism because because that's
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  that side. It is looking at all of the
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  people who don't have assets and they want a piece of the pie.
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  So they vote for those people that will promise them free
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  money for nothing. And it expands one one side
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  moves to fascism to be able to to pretend they were in a free
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  market, right. But it's not a free market.
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  And so and that divides society on both.
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  And it's always happened. It just, you know, we, we, we
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  replay the system when we go to war and then we, we start again.
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  But how much do you think it's organic and how much do you
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  think it's planned? There is no they right.
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  That's it. That's why I start from a
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  system, system, system level. It's a now there are people will
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  who will find if you had a system based on theft and we
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  know that system is based on theft.
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  Yeah, right. Now that's a hard, harsh word
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  because most people don't know that.
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  But if you had a system based on theft, how could you resolve the
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  conflicts in the world from a system based on theft?
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  That had to work worse, that had to increasingly increase the
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  amount of theft because the natural state of the free market
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  is opposite. So, so it's it's unfixable from
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  a system for or you could say it a different way where we are and
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  with technology where we are, with how fast technology is
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  moving, a debt based debt based monetary system cannot work
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  without concentrating all power and very few people who tell you
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  what you get. OK.
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  And who are those? I had Simon Dixon in here and he
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  he told me that the asset managers run the world.
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  Yeah, and, and I actually like Simon, I really like Simon's
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  stuff. And and so, but we look at it
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  from different, different paths. I that fear of creating another,
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  they removes our own ability to do something about it.
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  OK, right. And and so and, and that's what
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  that's what the system will, will want you to do here.
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  Here's a way to, I don't know, let's let's go to your next
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  question instead of the Bitcoin. Well, so I mean, is there an you
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  talk about this an inevitability that this Fiat system will
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  collapse? It it it's not natural.
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  It's not natural, but when, yeah, when does it collapse?
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  And how will we know it? We know it's collapsing.
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  Is it always collapsing or is there is, is there a collapse?
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  Is there a moment where you're like, OK, this is we're done?
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  So, so again, it collapses when we stand up and make a collapse.
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  Typically when we stand up and make a collapse is when we lose
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  trust in that system because it extracts so much from us that we
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  can't. And, and and that's why it
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  typically that system reverts back to the same system.
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  And because we go to war thinking that there's a resolve
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  resets and then World War One, World War 2, the same thing
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  resets through time. And then and then we build nice
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  monuments to say we'll never people again, build institutions
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  that end up driving in sensory enshrining theft.
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  And all of those institutions are part of the next thing that
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  makes it collapse. And when people start to see it,
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  they start to there, there's probably no one watching your
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  show right now that when if they just looked at that from our
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  first principles, can't see it in them.
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  They're mad, they're anxious, they're fearful.
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  But but what ends up happening is if you put in, it's not you,
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  it's this person, right? You can get people to bite on
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  anything because you want to believe it's somebody else.
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  Just remember, would you would you allow allow a monetary
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  system based on debt, which is the studio, all the restaurants
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  downstairs, the entire world, every banking system?
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  Would you allow that from that system to allow deflation?
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  And you wouldn't, right. So, so we'll finish this
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  podcast, you'll go spend money in that system and think it's
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  somebody else, right? And and it's us inside that
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  system that that we have to opt out because there is no resolve
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  from that system. But but the more we're in this,
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  the more mad we'll get, right? The more the more I'm going to
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  solve it. All right.
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  A whole bunch of people. Well, yeah, you're the guy and
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  the other person's back because they'll want to believe it's not
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  them. So right now, Bitcoin has been
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  looking like punch, the punch that was outcast by his family
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  and his friends. But eventually, when $800
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  trillion rotates out of the traditional asset classes and
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  into Bitcoin, well, punch is going to look like something
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  entirely different. The big story happening right
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  now isn't tariffs, it's the reason behind the tariffs.
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  It's that if we don't have tariffs and we don't have income
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  coming in from other sources, well, we're not credible as a
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  nation, as a borrower. And therefore the bond market
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  will blow out, which will cause mortgage rates to go even higher
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  are making housing even more unaffordable than it already is.
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  Understand that the rotation out of what's desirable assets,
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  bonds and real estate and gold and other things are going to
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  flow into a $2 trillion asset class.
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  This is the big story. Don't miss the forest from the
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  trees. This is down to cook with
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