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Lance. So listen, there's a lot of
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stuff going in the cycle. I was looking at the Dow Jones
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this morning. It's up, but I see a lot of
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consolidation going on with the Dow.
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I don't know what that's about. It's interesting.
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A lot of people are talking about how it doesn't seem that
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maybe it's met, it's high for now, that we're not going to see
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any new highs out of the market. It's not that Donald Trump's not
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going to have a positive impact, but his main focus appears to be
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crypto, right? I don't know if it's going to be
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his main focus. I think his main focus overall
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is the economy overall. So whatever will help stimulate
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the economy and and continue to make it grow.
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That's what he's about South, whether it's about bringing
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businesses back over here to America, whether it's, you know,
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bringing crypto to the forefront here in the United States.
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He's about it getting rid of the immigrants so we have more money
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for. You and get rid of Gary Gensler.
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Yeah, I mean. Gensler's out of there, that's
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for sure. And that's going to be really
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beneficial to the crypto markets, the stock market, just
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about everything. I can tell you that the people
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behind the scenes, nobody is a fan of Gensler.
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The words stupid, ignorant, not a good business person, yadda,
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yadda, yadda. Those are the words that are
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used to describe them. But the people that are going to
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have some of the biggest impact are the people in the crypto
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vertical. He's been trying to use stock
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laws to manipulate and attack people in the crypto community
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and attack the market and it's not it's really done at a
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disservice. XR PS probably taken more of an
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attack than anybody else. You know, if you guys, the SEC
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lawsuit is interesting. For those out there that are
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those diggers, you might want to get an account on PACER and read
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through all the documents in that case because XRP has got
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over 3000 different agreements that are under NDA.
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It's somewhere in the neighborhood of 32 or 3300
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agreements. But they don't talk about him in
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the in the lawsuit. But they just mentioned them.
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And this is the first time, you know, XRP was under restriction.
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Brad Garlinghouse was being held back from really saying too
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much. We'll be talking about him a
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little later in the show. But right now, I think the
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people that benefit the most may very well be XRP.
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It seems like we're starting to get more trickle on the deals
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they've got. George, you found a story on an
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adoption of XRP in Japan and they're going to be implementing
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XRP, huh. Yeah.
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Well, this story came out I believe it was August, but you
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know, they said, you know, they're going to the adoption
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for XRP nationwide in Japan is going to be, you know, by 2025.
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And here we are, we're less than a month away, coming up to 2025
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S they're going to implement this XRP for all payments
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nationwide. All right, And this is going to
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have a significant digital currency strategy for Japan, but
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also it's going to you know, XRP is going to most likely it's
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going to go up and then once you see Japan, you know, implemented
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and it starts working going through who knows what the
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country is going to follow, but this is a strong point the.
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Press the press, George. That's around the globe because
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it's some of that. You're, you're right spot on.
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There are lots of countries that are adopting XRP and the
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agreements are already done. But XRP, obviously the holding
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company Ripple has been unable to announce those.
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Now, these are all part of the Ripples X Rapid and Ripple Net
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Technologies. For the people out there that
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aren't aware of it, of course, you know, they just rolled out
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the brand new Ripple USD, which they're calling the RLUSD, and
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that's a new stable coin that's pegged to the US dollar and
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that's expanding the utility of the XRP Ledger.
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But these other 3000 contracts are going to be announced.
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It's interesting, you know, normally a publicly traded
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company gets an opportunity to announce one item every, you
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know, so 345678 weeks if they're lucky.
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And that's, let's face it, it's earnings and it's announcements
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that propel stocks to the forefront.
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XRP hasn't had that benefit originally on.
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Here's an interesting thing, George, what you probably know
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this, George, the market cap of XRP five years ago, the only
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thing that was bigger was Bitcoin.
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It was Bitcoin and XRP. They were at the top of the
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market caps that were out there. And it's difficult to analyze
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market cap in crypto. It's not really what propels it.
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But the amount of news that XRP is sitting on the brand new
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RULUSD would appear that all this development is going to
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really enhance liquidity and XR PS Ledger is really going to be
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positioned of what I would say in a powerful position in the
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global financial market. This, this legal battle, it's
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been ongoing, it's gone. It's not going to happen.
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I think the SE CS initial demand was like over $2 billion.
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Now it sounds like Ripple's going to get some kind of a
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civil penalty for like 125 million, something to that
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effect. I would consider this a major
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legal victory. And I believe that there are
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many people that sat on the sidelines, George, waiting for
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this SEC ruling. I mean, don't you think a lot of
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more, a lot more deals are going to be coming forward for XRP?
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Oh, most definitely. Listen, once it's all like
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you're saying, Lance, once it all gets handled in the courts
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and you know, it's all BS anyway, but it's just going to
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be a domino effect for XRP. And yeah, I think so.
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I think so too. I mean, it, it's, it's stable.
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You know, you don't, there's really not that much
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discrepancies in with XRP. So you know, it's a big
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difference between a stable coin and, let's say, like Bitcoin,
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right? In a sense.
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Well, I mean XRP's coin, they've got the stable coin and then
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they have the XRP coin. So you can't compare the the
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regular XRP coin. But I do believe what you just
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said is accurate. There's a lot of questions about
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the liquidity and the finances of Tether as an example.
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Nobody is questioning the money that XRP is sitting on or their
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liquidity, which I think is extremely important because
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transparency of what's what really makes a cryptocurrency
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valuable. You know, you've got the meme
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coins, which some people like to call them, I won't say it, but
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the crap coins on one end. And then you've got the far
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other end, which would be your stable coins that are that
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actually peg the gold or you know, or in this case the US
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dollar, you know, So I think it's interesting.
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I think what we're going to see is the utility.
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You know, a lot of people say this, George, here's the
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comment. A lot of people behind the
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scenes say, well, Bitcoin needs the blockchain, but the
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blockchain doesn't need Bitcoin. And XRP is really an integral
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part of the blockchain. And they've got a plan to really
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speed up their transactional ability.
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I think right now they can do 10,010 transactions a second and
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they plan on, we're increasing that with some of this once this
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SEC thing's settled. So I think we're going to see
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some tremendous great news on the forefront.
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Of course, this isn't financial advice.
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This is just giving you the information.
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You can always talk to your financial advisors, go from
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there. We're not anything on this show,
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we're not financial advisors. We just want to put the
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information out there, you know, so.
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I have a question in in the chat and we always like to and it's
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financial questions. So we were asked, what are your
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thoughts on Trump's threat of 100% tariffs on BRICS nations
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not using U.S. Treasuries?
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Well, here's what I think. I think.
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I think Trump is a very shrewd business person.
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And you wouldn't be able to threaten the BRICS nations with
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a kinetic event like a war. So what are you left with?
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You're left with financial tools and since BRICS hasn't
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completely taken off yet, meaning it hasn't been fully
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implemented, although those countries have made a large
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investment into BRICS future. I would think that what he's
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trying to do is make sure that those countries, you know, if
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they're going to move into implementing anything.
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He doesn't want to move away from the dollar, but maybe
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there's some kind of a relationship between the US and
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BRICS. Maybe the maybe the stable
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currency attached to BRICS would be AUS dollar that wasn't Fiat
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based, maybe AUS dollar that was bullion based.
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So I don't know. I can't tell you that I
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understand Trump's policies. Here's what I do know and I'm
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going to give you guys an inside tip here.
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This is a tip behind the scenes. Yeah, listen closely behind the
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scenes. There are many people that are
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in the Trump circle that are talking about how proactive
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Trump is going to be in the crypto world.
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I think the next 3 1/2 to four years for the United States, the
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crypto world is going to explode here.
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He's talking about tax free zones, you know, because he's
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seen that Dubai has attacked this market because they want to
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possess this market. Dubai wants to possess it.
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Trump has got the same position and his three sons, Eric, Donald
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and Barron are all very entrenched into crypto.
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So I believe that part of the Trump dynasty, not only for the
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US but his own family is crypto. So when it comes to bricks, I
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think it bricks is a threat to anything and re establishing
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that the US is make America great again.
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I believe Trump's going to do whatever is necessary.
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Now, that being said, I think that he's smart enough to
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realize that those tariffs could have a negative effect on many
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small businesses here because it would drive the cost of goods
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way up, which could cause hyperinflation.
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So I think he's going to look at that and he's going to kind of
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take some poise. But he does have to try to stop
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them dead in their tracks because, you know, Joe Sniffy,
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sniffy pedal. Biden didn't do anything about
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that. He didn't make any attempt to
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slow them down. At the same time, you see what
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he's done with Ukraine. I don't think that was a smart
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move. I believe that the if we're if
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we're lucky, you know, and, and Biden and Harris don't do
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anything else stupid. Trump should be able to settle
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that. There's a lot of talks behind
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the scenes with Russia and Ukraine, and they're trying to
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come up with a reasonable understanding to stop what's
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going on there. But this, this money that keeps
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getting dumped in. So here's my end game.
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Trump will focus on trying to not allow bricks to destabilize
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the dollar because let's face it, that was the intent of
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bricks by the Russians and the Chinese was to take the US
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dollar and tank it. I think he's going to do
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everything about it. He knows how dangerous it is and
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I believe he's got a plan what that plan is at this point.
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Once George and I figure that out, if we do figure it out, we
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will definitely share it with you guys on this exact show all.
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Right, let me throw my opinion for this one.
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Please. Listen, bricks is what's the
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objective of bricks to undermine the US economy and the US
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dollar, which can hurt our overall well-being a country
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security. So 100% tariffs, I'm all for it.
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Whatever we got to do to make sure nobody undermines us or
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tries to, you know, take control of the United States, let's do
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it. We got to do it.
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We got to protect us, right? If it's tariffs, tariffs.
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I I think he's got a good plan I but I don't think it'll end up
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being tariffs. I have a feeling this will get
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settled out in another fashion. There's going to be some.
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Ideas. Well, there are some pretty
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interesting ideas and I got to tell you George, let's go.
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This takes us right into the next story here, which is, you
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know, Rumble board member, for you guys out there that don't
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know David Sachs, he's on the Rumble board, very close to
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Chris Plavoski. He's nominated as the White
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House AI and Cryptozar. That was a close call.
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It was between him and Brad Garlinghouse.
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I understand, but I can understand why maybe
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Garlinghouse might even pass because he's got his hands full
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with XRP. And XRP is a big part of what
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this administration is going to be doing because Donald Trump
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and his team have been talking to Brad.
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So I believe he's part of it. So David Sachs, great choice,
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smart guy, he's former CEO of PayPal.
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So you know, that was that's a great company.
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Of course, he did make some great decisions when it came to
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conservative America, but I understand what they were
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thinking. He's a venture capitalist and
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they're going to, he is the White House AI and Cryptozar as
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of this point. I don't know, George, let me ask
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you, because this is a brand new position, does he have to be,
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does his nomination have to be approved by Congress or is this
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one of those ones kind of like Elon Musk?
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I don't, I'm not 100% sure, but I believe it's, I don't think
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there is a new position like where you need to be go through
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Congress or Senate to be affirmed, OK.
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It's more like I'm going to say it's more like an advisory.
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Yeah, in that sense, I think you're right.
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But listen, he's on the board with Rumble, everybody.
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What does that mean? That means, you know, kudos to
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Rumble. It means champion for our free
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speech, for your free speech. Because let's face it, can't go
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nowhere else to speak freely besides Rumble right now.
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No doubt, no doubt about that. That is that is a fact.
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Rumble and locals are one of the last bastions and really Rumble
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and you guys know that this show and our other show, the big big
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show are Rumbles, our home base. But this is just an interesting,
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you know, nomination, I guess and and and this guy is an
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expert. I'm excited 'cause I do think AI
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needs somebody overseeing it. Of course, this guy's knowledge
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of crypto is deep. He's going to try to centralized
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tech policy, enhance innovation, of course, and develop a legal
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framework for the crypto industry that does not include
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the SEC and misapplying our current laws.
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So it makes a lot of sense. It won't hold us back.
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I think you've got the media for the Trump announcement, right,
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George? I do Lance, I really do.
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Sorry, I was just checking on something.
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Let me just. Put it together with us so
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everybody can see it. Yeah, that's it.
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So it's just for you guys. I am, you know, he says.
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I am pleased to announce that David Osaks will be the White
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House AI and Cryptozar. In this important role, David
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will guide policy for the administration in artificial
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intelligence and cryptocurrency. Terraria's critical The future
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of American competitiveness so goes on, but.
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It's important that they finally put like I don't think anybody
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in the current administration is head of any AII haven't heard
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and I don't know I could be wrong.
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I, I have no idea, but this is actually good for us like, you
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know, to make sure AI doesn't take over like, you know, like
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and it's not bias like you see on with Google and stuff.
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So let's see what? Happens.
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Yeah, the the bias is what's terrible.
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And of course there are some serious dangers to AI.
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You know, people are concerned about self-awareness, you know,
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talking about Terminator Judgement Day kind of theory.
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But beyond that, what's dangerous is that the
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sophistication to make clone videos and and audio is becoming
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more and more. When I say it's learning and
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becoming extremely proficient, there will come a point that if
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they want to clone George Ballentine's voice, you won't be
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able to tell the difference, and that's what people are
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concerned. About They can clone your voice
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right now, Lance, pretty much. Yeah, but still, you can still
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test it and prove that it's not. I'm concerned that at one point
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George, it may be impossible to tell whether it's the real
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George Ballentine or a fake George Ballentine.
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I don't know, I think you'll be able to tell.
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Well, remember this computers, the the processing power of
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computers is exceeding, is excelling at a very, very high
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rate. We're now talking about petaflap
17:37
fonts in digital conversions and the computer's ability to
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process speeds. So as that continues to
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increase, I don't know it people are very I've read a lot of
17:48
articles about it. All we can do is wait and see.
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It's one of those wait and sees the approach.
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Hey, man, this is exciting for those people out there that want
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to have a fun way to get involved with crypto and don't
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know how to do it. A crypto millionaire has
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launched a nationwide treasure on George.
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Tell me about this. Man nationwide treasure hunt and
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hidden multiple Bitcoin worth more than 100,000 each.
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Whoa. So he's a pretty cool, He's a
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crypto millionaire, right? John Collins Black.
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He revealed last month that he concealed valuables ranging from
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Olympic gold medals, rare trading cards, historical
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artifacts and crypto in five puzzle boxes in his new book
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called There's Treasure Inside Collins Black.
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And he writes about the pricey objects that he hid.
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So, you know, you have to get the book actually.
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But just to let people know, and I'm going to quote him on this,
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he wanted to put more value in a treasure chest than ever before,
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right? Putting the hunt together took
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the better part of five years, Collins Black says on his
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website, adding that he designed it for anyone to whom the idea
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of solving clues, being in nature or finding a hidden
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treasure sounds appealing. Now just to state all the
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locations where the treasure is hidden is it's not in any unsafe
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areas, not near like like on the side of the road and nothing
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like that. They he made sure of that so and
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he spent over $2,000,000 on on this treasure Lance.
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OK, but but where did the idea to throw in a gold medal won by
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the Nigerian men's team at the 1996 Olympics?
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How did he choose to be the make that one of the prizes?
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And that's just. I mean, I mean, how many people
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get rid of their gold medal medallion, I mean.
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I don't know. I think it's probably, I think
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it's probably unusual, probably that most people don't keep
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them. But maybe these people, the guy
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that was on this team, passed away and that's how he got it.
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I mean, I know some of that stuff goes to auction, but he's
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actually got a rare for the Pokémon collectors out there.
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George. George, are you a Pokémon
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collector? No, I didn't think you were.
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I'm just messing with you, I guess.
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He's got a rare. He doesn't say which one it is.
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Is it Pikachu? Is it a Charmander or whatever?
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It's a rare holographic Pokémon card, but here's another one, a
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21 oz California Gold Nugget Nugget.
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George loves his gold. Let me say that, George one
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ounce. But wait, wait, how about this?
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I like this. This one I'd like to have.
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This is cool because you can put in like a little glass showcase,
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a glass once owned by George Washington.
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All right, you can have pretty dope.
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I tell you what. You can have a glass, you can
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have the glass. I'll take the Bitcoin.
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Yeah, no. How about a moon rock?
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Could you take a moon rock? I.
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Mean I'm not going to be greedy, I'll take whatever, but.
20:30
Yeah, I, I got to be honest, the couple of those items are pretty
20:34
cool. I think the glass owned by
20:35
George Washington, as long as it's got the document, I don't
20:37
know how they know that the glass was owned by George
20:39
Washington. I don't know.
20:40
Does that mean George Washington's saliva is on the
20:42
glass? I don't know.
20:45
Wait a minute. DNA.
20:46
If there is DNA, you might be able to clone George Washington.
20:49
What do you think? I think if George Washington got
20:53
cloned and actually sees what the hell is going on with the
20:55
government, he'd have a heart attack and die.
20:59
Well, yeah, that's probably true.
21:01
He would be sad at at a minimum he'd probably be very depressed.
21:04
We are not the Republic that he first created, but OK, I guess.
21:07
This was inspired by a 2010 treasure hunt that was similar
21:10
by a guy named Forrest Fan. I don't know anything about it,
21:13
but it took 10 years to find his treasure and it was so
21:16
difficult. I guess a bunch of people died.
21:17
So this guy has decided he doesn't want people to die.
21:20
So he said all the boxers are located in safe places that are
21:22
not dangerous to get to. All right, well, there's your
21:24
chance. Bitcoin, George Washington
21:26
glass, rare Pokémon card or maybe a Nigerian Olympic gold
21:30
medal opportunity. Jump in there.
21:32
You might want to go out there and get that book.
21:34
We'll have to see if it's on Amazon.
21:35
Maybe George and I'll get the book and we'll read some of it
21:37
on the Big Meg show. We'll try to come up with the
21:39
clues. Maybe the maybe the big Mig mod
21:41
and our team there can help us find that stuff.
21:44
Then we can share it with all the mods in the chat.
21:46
That's, that's what we should do, George, buy a couple of
21:48
those books, get into the mods and we all strategize where
21:50
these items might be. We work as a team team.
21:53
We put the T in Team George I. Think that'd be fun?
21:58
It would be kind of fun. Maybe we should do it.
21:59
Let's not find out about the books all.
22:01
Right. I don't know if we could.
22:02
I don't know if we could do this on air because then we're giving
22:05
the clues and hints to other people and they might just run
22:08
and get the treasurer. Maybe we should do a a telegram
22:11
or a zoom room with all the mods and we.
22:13
Also, we could do a zoom, we could do a zoom room, we could
22:15
record it and then if we go out and look, we can also film that
22:19
and then just put it all. I can put it all together, make
22:22
turn. Rat dog into a Bloodhound.
22:23
What do you think? I think she's going to.
22:25
I think she's going to bite the shit out of you right now.
22:29
Turn into a blood outage we'll put her out we'll go we'll have
22:31
her go out with with you and just hit the spots after the
22:35
team determines we find that we find the loot and we share the
22:38
loot with all the mods. I think this is a good.
22:40
Strategy. You know what?
22:41
You know what I think I got? I think, I don't know, Farmer
22:45
Jay Armat and Video Pizza. I think them too.
22:49
They're very smart and I think. I like the idea.
22:54
I think all of us, we all put our heads together, you know?
22:56
We need to get some addresses, we need to get some books and
22:58
let's get to work because the big Mig squad and the big Mig
23:01
show could use that extra Rev We're we're all about it.
23:04
Maybe then we could do is we could start a pool of investing
23:07
for the whole chat room. We could do all of all of our
23:09
crypto trading with them, create a separate wallet and then build
23:13
it into massive wealth so we can all vacation together.
23:16
I'm not saying anything. I wonder why?
23:18
I know I don't know. All right, well, listen, you
23:21
know we're going to, I know we're going to end up at George.
23:23
Let's talk about this next one. It's pretty exciting.
23:26
For those of you that haven't been living under a rock.
23:29
Bitcoin had 100 GS, 100 GS. It's a Bitcoin milestone.
23:34
In fact, I think it went to 102,000 and change.
23:38
George, this is a big #102,000 Bitcoin.
23:40
In 2022 when Andrew Tate was yelling at everybody to buy it
23:44
was at 16,000 I believe. Was it?
23:50
It's pretty low. It might have been 30,000.
23:51
I can't remember the exact number, I remember the bottom.
23:54
16 it hit 100,000 you know, Trump put put out a statement
23:57
congratulate, but you know, then it became volatile.
24:00
You know it, it dropped to over 6005 minutes and there's
24:06
actually this is crazy leading to over a billion in
24:09
liquidations within 24 hours. But you know, we've seen Bitcoin
24:13
do this before, right? Remember it dropped to like, was
24:17
it 36,000? It did drop to 30 what, 3016 at
24:22
one point and then it also hit 30.
24:24
Yeah, but it was in like sixties, 70s, and then it
24:26
dropped to like 30, I think, something like that.
24:28
But you know, it always makes people.
24:30
Take some of their money off the table.
24:31
They want to put some of that money in their pocket.
24:33
They want to go buy a new exotic car, maybe a a super fresh
24:37
$400,000 watch. I saw some guys online talking
24:39
about all the stuff they're buying with their new Bitcoin.
24:42
Saw one guy boasting about the fact that he is now a Bitcoin
24:44
billionaire. Showed his wild he's got over a
24:47
billion dollars in in his wallet.
24:49
So the thing with this and it was 400 million long
24:52
liquidations in one hour candle and this is the this was the
24:56
largest liquidation event in years, $14,000 drop in a single
25:00
day, which is huge, but you know what it's Bitcoin always seems
25:05
to bounce back no matter what so.
25:07
Yeah, well, there was a lot of long positions.
25:11
People had gone long on Bitcoin and I think that that final long
25:14
point was over 100. Ki saw a guy talking about how
25:17
he turned 250,000, I think it was into 5 or $6,000,000 because
25:23
he went long. Another guy was talking about he
25:25
made a smaller investment. It was like 25 or 50 grand and
25:28
he made a million too. So some of these long positions,
25:30
you know, there are there are ways to play, you know, puts
25:33
calls and options on Bitcoin and of course people are going along
25:38
and they're shorting it. So I guess we'll have to wait
25:40
and see. There's a lot of people that
25:41
think it may have topped out for now.
25:43
But is that true? Who knows?
25:44
This market is just so funky. And you know what, that last
25:48
thing, the identity of of the Satoshi Nakamoto, they say it's
25:55
a guy in prison and they say that his wallet has $61 billion
25:59
worth of Bitcoin in it and that he may never be able to access
26:02
it again or anybody else will. So that would take a tremendous
26:05
amount of Bitcoin right off the table, 'cause when you lose your
26:07
seed phrase of your wallet, you ain't getting it back.
26:10
You're in deep Doo Doo. So listen, we're probably gonna
26:14
take a short break here 'cause I know George.
26:16
I know how he likes to be punctual on brakes.
26:18
Yeah, I know. I know.
26:21
You're like that. We got to run our commercials,
26:22
do our thing, you know, doing what we do.
26:24
But then when we come back, we're going to talk about a
26:26
giant rug pull that may cause somebody to face some serious
26:32
charges. Hawk to a girl's Hawk token
26:35
under fire. Let's talk about that when we
26:38
come back here. You.
26:39
Know what I think about that? Her and her token Spit it away.
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You know, before we get into the story, Lance, when when Bitcoin
32:14
came out and then, you know, you had all the coins came out and
32:17
then all these different mean coins.
32:19
And I always hurt. And This is why I always like
32:22
steered away from it because you always hear these horror stories
32:27
of these pump and dump scams and it's hard.
32:29
It's really hard to figure out how to know what's good and what
32:34
bad. You really have to do your
32:35
research, a lot of research. First things first, don't
32:39
believe any celebrity because you know, what do they want to
32:43
do? They want to pump up their coin
32:44
and just make for themselves. They don't care.
32:46
So you'd really have to do a lot of work and I wish like all
32:50
these different coins that we invest in Lance and I yourself,
32:53
you have to go like all these different sites, different
32:55
wallets. It's crazy.
32:57
And I can understand why people actually steer steer away from
33:01
it because it's. They make it, struggle with it.
33:03
Yeah, they make it difficult. And the first person that
33:06
simplifies this process, it's going to be a winner.
33:10
And you know, but yeah, Octua Jews got some explaining to do.
33:16
I know that. I mean, well, the hard part is.
33:21
A lot of the stories are very sad now for you guys.
33:23
Hopefully everybody knows. I I don't know if everybody
33:26
knows Hock to a girl was a girl that got interviewed and she
33:30
made a comment that she was asked about securing a
33:34
relationship and keeping a relationship with your
33:36
boyfriend. And it was something to the
33:38
effect of you must spit on that thing.
33:41
And the meme took off. She took off.
33:44
She's got deals with a bunch of different platforms.
33:46
I think Spotify is one of them as an example.
33:50
And and and with that, I can't say she's done all bad.
33:53
She does do a bunch of donating to some charities for animals,
33:56
but it seems like this ride has been meteoric and I'm not sure
34:00
she got advised correctly. Now it depends on who you're
34:03
doing these meme coins with. I don't know this group, I don't
34:05
know anything about it. We look at meme coins, but meme
34:07
coins are tricky. You have to use a lot of
34:09
different filters and there's one mode that's real.
34:12
One thing that really matters is having a strong community that
34:15
isn't going to just pump and dump.
34:17
It's a community that has a plan for the coin, you know, building
34:21
technical pieces around it that make it beneficial to
34:24
blockchain. Some of them have gaming, some
34:26
of them have gambling built in. There's all different things
34:28
that make a meme coin successful.
34:30
You know two of the meme coins George and I have been looking
34:32
at are SNEK, SENEK and of course the other one we've been looking
34:38
at that we actually got in the staking period was PEPU, which
34:41
is Pepe on Shame. That's not financial advice.
34:43
You can check them out. We did a lot of research before
34:46
we bought either one of those. So pepu and snack.
34:50
So here's the deal. It's just a matter of hours.
34:52
This coin just went crazy. It soared from just and it the
34:56
opening price was .005492 and it went up 490 million in market
35:03
cap. A lot of people bet the farm on
35:05
this one, but that high ride came down quickly with a
35:10
staggering 91% liquidation that taking it down to 60 million.
35:16
Now the story goes that she and the people that brought the coin
35:21
out had some wallets where they started liquidating.
35:24
She has gone on further and doubled down.
35:26
She had a horrible spaces event where she tried to deny all of
35:31
it. I think that'll end up being a
35:32
centerpiece for litigation because she made a lot of
35:35
mistakes on that, as did the other people that were part of
35:38
it. Then they took the spaces down,
35:39
but it's too late. People have recorded it.
35:42
George, let's show the chart. This is a horrible Candlestick
35:45
pattern here. I mean, it's an up and a dump.
35:48
So usually that's insiders that do that or they sell coins or
35:51
let people get coins early on that can accumulate coins right
35:54
before the release. And then those people dumped
35:57
those wallets. That's a that's a typical pump
36:00
and dump. I'm not saying that's what
36:01
happened here. We don't have all the evidence
36:03
yet. But this is, you know, one of
36:04
those meteoric rises with a super brutal sudden crash.
36:08
Some people are alleging they lost every nickel they had so
36:12
that, you know those early buyers saw a surge of over 900%,
36:17
hoping that this would be one of the next big mega meme coins
36:20
like Peanut or like Ath or one of the other ones.
36:22
You can think of Pepe in the very beginning or Doji in the
36:25
very beginning. But this is a fairy tale that
36:28
has a unhappy ending. George.
36:30
I mean, it sure doesn't and this is what hurts crypto in a in a
36:35
sense. But you know, hopefully they
36:38
hold her accountable because from my understanding though the
36:42
the wallet or the I mean her and her team held majority of the
36:45
coin so. Well, she denies that there is
36:49
one wallet specifically that accumulated 17.5% of the coin,
36:56
spent about $1,000,000 to accumulate it at the very
36:59
beginning, and then flipped it in two hours for a super sweet
37:02
$1.3 million profit. Listen.
37:06
This is what's going to happen. She's going to play the old
37:08
little blonde girl that didn't know that these people said,
37:11
I'll do a meme coin and just use your name Haktua and yadda,
37:15
yadda, yadda. That's that's about her and her
37:17
lawyers are going to go. I already see you coming.
37:19
But you know what? They'll track the financials and
37:22
we'll know. But listen, if you give your
37:28
name or you put your your picture name on something, you
37:30
better know that it's it's on the up and up because you're
37:34
responsible too. Yeah, if the big MIG did a coin,
37:37
we would never do this. We'd want it to have, you know,
37:39
an AI contingent in some technical.
37:42
Not that I'm saying we'd ever do it.
37:43
It's just one of those things because you have to remember
37:45
this about. I'm going to give you some key
37:46
takeaways here. Number one, that's it.
37:50
And #1 beware the hype. Rapid price surges can be
37:54
tempting for sure, but remember that what goes up fast can also
37:57
come down even faster. So beware of hype.
38:00
And that includes these in in, in general, I don't like
38:02
celebrity meme coins. You know, watch for the whales
38:05
and the snipers. You know, when it when it, when
38:08
there's only a few wallets to control a massive share of a new
38:11
token supply, it's a red flag for potential price
38:15
manipulation. So you got to watch that those
38:17
whales can make a huge, you know, a huge move very quickly
38:22
and you get left in the dirt pile.
38:24
And of course, they, most of those whales have a lot of
38:26
money. So they use sophisticated
38:28
sniping programs to execute those trades, which you may very
38:31
well not have those. Not that you couldn't create
38:33
some on ChatGPT for, but you have to do it.
38:35
Celebrity endorsements. There's no guarantee in
38:37
celebrity endorsements. I don't like celebrity coins.
38:39
I'm never going to buy a celebrity coin.
38:41
It just doesn't make any sense. Don't get me wrong, Trump's
38:44
coins did OK, the ones that came out around his name, but that
38:46
was during the campaign. I get it.
38:48
There are some celebrity coins because it worked.
38:50
I'm just not the guy that buys those.
38:52
And make sure you do your own research.
38:53
You know, even after you see people hyping up a coin and
38:55
talking about it, dig deeper into what they call the
38:58
tokenomics, you know, holder distribution.
39:01
Look at that, who's holding and where and the reputation of the
39:03
team behind the project. This is a girl that's made claim
39:06
to fame was, you know, suggesting that she spits and
39:09
and goes to work on her boyfriend to keep him in place.
39:13
I don't think that's a great basis for that.
39:16
You know, Kim Kardashian took a big hit.
39:17
I think she got fined $1,000,000 plus because she had something
39:20
very similar to this. She did long term visibility
39:24
matters. Sustainable crypto ventures are
39:26
often focused on transparency and community building and
39:29
genuine utility over short lived hype with nothing like that.
39:34
So you know, transparency, community building, you want a
39:37
strong community. You look at coins like Snack and
39:39
you look at coins like Peppu. Peppu just had the largest
39:44
staking round at 72 million plus dollars.
39:48
Nobody's ever staked like that, which is staking round is the
39:50
early investment. That's a large pool of
39:53
liquidity, which would actually allow Peppu, as an example, to
39:56
get listed on every single exchange.
39:59
It's going to go live, I think next week on Tuesday.
40:01
Do your own research. Not a recommendation, but I want
40:04
to show you what happens when people screw other people.
40:08
George, let's throw up Media 4. Where are you, Lance?
40:12
Yeah, that is a a law firm that specializes in class action
40:17
lawsuits and that's post says if you lost money on Hawk, which
40:21
was the name of her coin, contact our firm to learn about
40:24
your legal rights. Our firm represents thousands of
40:27
NFT and token investors in securities matters.
40:32
This is attorney advertising so I don't predict the future is
40:35
looking too good for all the hawk to a girl.
40:38
Here's your real name is Haley Welch just so we're.
40:40
Clear. Here's the question now.
40:41
Do people want regulation on coin do that or not?
40:46
I think they want some. I don't think they want big
40:48
government. They don't want, you know,
40:50
normal U.S. government over. Yeah, but you know what happens?
40:53
You give them an inch, I know they're gonna take a mile.
40:56
I I get it. I get it.
40:58
I think, I think the difficulty comes, George, is that what you
41:00
don't want is the industry full of fraud?
41:02
Because that will also hurt it for the regular American.
41:05
So somehow you have to have a balance.
41:07
You're right. I'm, I'm not, I'm always
41:08
suspicious whenever the US government gets involved.
41:10
But this is an awful story. With you know what I think they
41:13
should do you want my idea out of every transaction take a
41:18
certain amount and have and we and the people develop their own
41:26
policing board or whatever how you want to do it.
41:29
Not a bad idea. There could be some kind of a
41:30
fee that's added to it. Yeah.
41:33
All right, let's move on here because I want to make sure we
41:35
cover all these I. Just want to make sure I want to
41:38
our what's going to happen with with talk to a girl on other
41:42
platforms. They're going to banner
41:44
accounts. What?
41:45
Because you know. I don't know, you know, it's one
41:48
of those things that they always ban the accounts that talk
41:51
about, you know, topics they don't want us to talk about.
41:54
But maybe this topic, they don't care about it.
41:55
Maybe they'll run to her defense.
41:57
I don't know how guilty she is or isn't at this point.
41:58
These are all just allegations. I guess we'll have to wait and
42:01
see. Unemployed Americans searching
42:03
for a job at least 15 weeks is up to 40%, the highest in three
42:08
years, at least by these numbers that are being reported.
42:11
This is really concerning, George.
42:14
It is because listen, you had there are now 1.6 million
42:19
Americans that have been unemployed for 27 plus weeks,
42:23
the highest since February 2022. Now what does this show the US
42:27
labor markets weakening? But you know, the jobs report
42:30
came out today and for November and it was at two 22127 thousand
42:36
jobs, which it was they expected less.
42:41
But then you know, if you look at the what is it called, the
42:43
farmer payroll, whatever, it shows different difference.
42:46
So I mean the last year's the shares jumped what -8 percentage
42:51
points. Yeah, well, by nomics, hard at
42:56
work, hopefully Trump will turn this around.
42:58
A lot of Americans looking for jobs, you can't find them.
43:00
I don't. It doesn't surprise me.
43:02
We're seeing a lot of consolidation in the job market.
43:04
You have. And it's going to get worse in
43:06
some ways, I think. I think AI is really going to
43:08
take a bite out of the job market personally.
43:11
So you have look, the number of hires that as a total, as a
43:14
percentage of total employment, which I said fell to 3.3% in
43:18
November, the lowest level since 2020.
43:21
Now over the last three years we had hiring rate that has
43:24
declined by 1.3% points. That's the biggest decline on
43:28
record. I'm going to put up the graph so
43:30
you guys can see this. You know we ain't kidding.
43:33
You don't hear the media really talking about it, right?
43:36
Yeah, of course. Why?
43:36
Wouldn't. And this also puts the hiring
43:38
rate significantly below the 2001 recession levels.
43:44
Outside the pandemic, we had seen the biggest drops in the
43:47
hiring rate since 2008. the US labor market is starting to
43:52
freeze. Now.
43:54
You won't feel it because, you know, you had the holidays.
43:56
Right now. People are shopping, they're
43:57
buying gifts. They feel good about, you know,
44:00
Trump coming in. So you can't really look at the
44:05
spending of this month because it's one of the most spending
44:08
holidays, I think, right, Lance? You know, yeah.
44:11
And let's face it, the job market usually leads what I
44:14
would call bad financial news. When you hear the job markets
44:18
are being impacted in a negative way, it usually leads to
44:20
everything else. And I think it's interesting
44:22
because right now the housing market is showing some signals
44:25
that I think it might very well be in trouble.
44:27
Also, newly built homes were more expensive than existing
44:31
homes by only 3% on average this year.
44:35
Now that's the lowest premium for a new home and I think since
44:38
the 80s or and and I think it's in line with actually the early
44:42
70's, the margins. So the average premium for a
44:45
home in 1968 was 16% or five times higher.
44:49
Now these existing homeowners are refrain from selling their
44:51
homes, reducing supply to near record levels.
44:54
But now the new homes, the margins are tight because I
44:56
don't think people are buying them.
44:59
I mean, it's getting tricky. And I'll be honest, the quality
45:01
of a lot of new homes is not great in comparison to the old.
45:04
Homes to make it simpler, simplest as possible.
45:07
You got to know something is wrong when the new is getting
45:10
cheaper than the old. We're not talking like classic
45:14
cars here, people. We're just talking about older
45:16
houses, right? That are cheap that the newer
45:20
houses are cheaper than finding an old house I mean.
45:24
Yeah, I don't like the cookie cutter style of what's going on
45:26
with new home builders. You go down the street and all
45:28
the houses look the same. And I think they're doing
45:30
themselves an incredible disservice.
45:32
And it doesn't surprise me that they're having a difficult time
45:35
selling that kind of inventory. And you know, most Americans
45:39
can't afford $1,000,000 house They and really they, they're
45:41
having difficulty affording the houses now because the houses
45:44
that were 300,000 three or four years ago are now five 600,000.
45:49
The appreciation has gone on through the roof.
45:51
And I don't think it matches what you're getting for the
45:53
money. So this is a tricky thing.
45:55
But now you're talking about jobs and you're talking about
45:57
the housing market. Now, of course, Donald Trump
45:59
could do a lot of things to change this.
46:01
Mortgage rates are too high, you know, interest rates are too
46:04
high. He's also talking about limiting
46:06
the maximum amount of credit card interest a credit card
46:08
company charge. I think he's wants to cap it out
46:10
at 9.99% is what he's talking about, which would be a windfall
46:15
for the American public because they've got the largest amount
46:17
of credit card debt in history right now.
46:20
Americans are holding more credit card debt right now than
46:23
has ever been held by Americans in the in the US history.
46:27
So pretty frightening. You know, you guys have heard on
46:30
this show we've talked about battery technology, Samsung E VS
46:35
incredible battery technology. There was a crazy announcement
46:38
about battery technology. You guys are probably familiar
46:41
with the product called Carbon 14.
46:43
They use it for dating antiquities.
46:46
They use the carbon molecules. And that's how they can tell how
46:48
old it is by the reaction. Yeah, so that's everybody knows
46:52
carbon 14 from that, but never before has it been used in in
46:56
wonder what what this has suggested.
46:58
The UK has unveiled a ground breaking carbon 14 diamond
47:03
battery. Listen to this George promising
47:07
up to 5000 years of uninterrupted power. 5000 years.
47:15
5000 years. For carbon 14 diamond battery
47:18
that I mean why wait a minute? Yeah.
47:25
So the battery's charged, you don't have to keep charging it.
47:28
No, because basically what it does, the battery generates this
47:30
low level of power. So we're not talking about
47:32
something that could power an EV, but you are talking about
47:34
something that could power satellites and other items like
47:37
that that are low voltage units. Basically it it it traps the
47:41
electrons in a diamond structure, essentially creating
47:44
a solar cell but with radiation instead of sunlight.
47:49
So they use the carbon 14, which is a radioactive isotope, and
47:53
that's how they produce. So how big is how big is this?
47:55
Battery. A new battery.
47:57
How big is this? How big is the biggest battery
47:59
you can make? I don't know I'm I'm not sure
48:01
yet we have a video, but here's the deal Think about a pacemaker
48:04
that never needs a new battery. So that means the owner of that
48:08
pacemaker never has to go under the knife ever again That
48:12
battery would stay online for a millennia.
48:14
Let's. Play the.
48:15
Video permanent No replacement Power source Medical implants
48:20
unbelievable. Specs.
48:21
Space exploration. Unbelievable.
48:23
I want to play the. Video kind of a Yeah, It's
48:25
crazy. Let's show that.
48:26
Best, best as we can, just so that this planet can be safe for
48:29
us all to live. We're trying to develop new
48:33
materials, new devices which change the paradigm for Atomic
48:37
Energy. The diamond battery would
48:40
revolutionize the battery industry.
48:44
Bye bye to all living iron waves batteries.
48:47
Bye bye to constant surgery to change pacemakers.
48:53
This is about UK innovation and no one's ever done this before.
49:02
We can have a real world impact on people's lives because we can
49:05
offer a technology where you never have to replace the
49:07
battery because the battery will literally, on human time scales,
49:11
last forever. So in our case, what we're
49:15
trying to do is to have a radioactive material in this
49:18
diamond to help create some form of electricity.
49:24
We first approached the UK Atomic Energy Authority.
49:27
We thought they had the materials that we needed to make
49:30
diamond batteries. The UKA is working across all of
49:36
the fields that are necessary to deliver safe and sustainable
49:38
fusion energy. There's global interest in the
49:44
development of safe and sustainable fusion energy.
49:47
In this case, we're using carbon 14.
49:50
The half life of carbon 14 is about 5000 years.
49:53
That's a long time. Here is the actual experimental
49:58
rig to synthesize and grow diamond batteries.
50:04
They're trying to create the thin layer of this diamonds
50:08
under pressures that are below atmospheric pressure.
50:12
We are ensuring that the carbon isotope is totally encapsulated
50:17
in the core of the diamond isotope inside that thin layer
50:23
and meets electrons. And this electrons, when they go
50:26
through this diamond, which is a semiconductor material, it helps
50:30
to create that electricity and power.
50:33
Though is low power, but it lasts for a very very long time.
50:43
Neil is ordering 2 batteries. One has been grown in the lab at
50:49
UK EA with synthetic diamond coating, carbon 12 and cable 14.
50:54
That's the diamond battery and that's lithium battery.
50:58
We had a device made out of diamond where we had the
51:01
radioisotope integrated within that device and that's the world
51:06
first. The future would be us.
51:09
Using diamond batteries is almost everything.
51:11
You can use it in small satellites, you can use it in
51:13
computer chips, remote controls, wristwatches.
51:17
Our use case applications are typically either extreme
51:20
environments. So this could be space, it could
51:22
be the bottom of the sea. When we have a clean battery
51:27
like the Diamond battery, that mitigates climate change.
51:31
Clean energy and low carbon energy is really important in
51:34
terms of protecting the environment.
51:37
Do we want to use this technology for advancing the
51:40
human race? This is where I know I'm
51:43
actually doing something that can affect the world in a
51:46
positive manner. The decade ahead is about
51:52
upscaling production. It's about improving power
51:57
performance. Give credit to a lot of
52:05
engineers that put on it. It's it's not just two or three
52:08
people. There's a lot of a lot of
52:10
powerhouse behind us. That's really what allowed us to
52:15
achieve this fantastic result. This is really exciting at this
52:18
point. This is where we think that
52:20
people are really going to say hold on, this is absolutely game
52:23
changing. You know Dorsal and Energizer
52:34
are not happy campers right now. Yeah.
52:37
Yeah, You might want to short, short some of those stocks if
52:40
this is really going to be coming.
52:41
I don't know how long it'll take to get it to an industrial level
52:44
where they can produce enough of them, but wow, right?
52:46
I mean, listen what it takes money to make the equipment and
52:50
stuff, but you have to look at investments into it.
52:53
But can they scale it to where you have like a AAA battery or
52:58
AA battery? I mean, right now you're talking
53:00
like a watch battery size or or your key fob battery size.
53:06
But it would be an incredible windfall to get rid of that
53:08
lithium mining and lithium batteries, which are so
53:12
horrendous for the environment. It's just so bad.
53:14
So interesting technology. You know, we talked about that
53:18
battery technology, we talked about the Samsung technology,
53:21
some crazy innovation. Coming on, if they can make that
53:23
for an EV battery. Oh yeah, Well, understand that
53:28
EV batteries are made-up of thousands and thousands of
53:31
battery banks, of small lithium batteries.
53:33
That's how they make those EV banks, so they could do it.
53:36
The problem is encapsulating the cost.
53:39
I have no idea what the cost would be for this battery.
53:41
I don't know how difficult it is.
53:42
Of course, you have to also be concerned with safety because
53:46
we're talking about a radioactive isotope, so if the
53:49
car got into a vehicle crash. But for satellites, for medical
53:52
devices, computers, there's a lot of great opportunity here.
53:55
Unbelievable information. I want to make sure we cover
53:58
this. We talked about XRP at the
53:59
beginning of the show. We thought that Brad
54:02
Garlinghouse's interview on 60 minutes, which is a first time
54:05
interview for a crypto person on 60.
54:07
As far as I know, that's a big deal.
54:09
So rarely in American politics as a new industry spend so much
54:13
money with such apparent impact as the cryptocurrency business.
54:17
You guys know that and what they did in the last election, they
54:21
impacted the election. They put their, they doubled
54:23
down with money they all wanted to get rid of, you know, the,
54:26
the, the SEC chairman Gary Gensler because he was so awful.
54:31
So Margaret Brennan from 60 minutes And of course now we
54:36
know there is a new pro crypto administration.
54:39
This interview is going to get posted.
54:40
Brad just posted about it. He said it's official.
54:42
The interview I gave was 60 minutes about crypto's fight for
54:45
regulatory clarity in the US will air live Sunday, December
54:48
8th. This is an interview you do not
54:50
want to miss. Number one, if you're in crypto
54:52
and #2 if you're not in crypto, this may very well convince you
54:55
to get in. Only 4.8% of the world's
54:58
population is currently invested in crypto.
55:00
That's an extremely small number.
55:02
So you can imagine what the long term upside is for crypto over
55:05
the next 5 to 10 years. I told you, you can count on the
55:08
fact that you're you at your, the money in your pocket is
55:10
going away where they will be going to a digital currency
55:12
across the globe. George, I'm sorry to mean to
55:14
step. On no, no, no, that's all right.
55:16
How much percentage you said people are in crypto right now?
55:19
They say it's 5%, but the real number a lot of people suggest
55:23
is 4 point percent. That that that percentage would
55:26
jump right away if they figured out, like I said earlier, how to
55:30
how to make this process easier. It's typical for me.
55:34
And George is technically sophisticated.
55:36
I leave a lot of the tech. Data.
55:37
Because I'm not it's. It's just.
55:39
Clearly not as skilled. Yeah, George, you struggled and,
55:41
and I was struggling to give you where you could even figure out
55:44
how to do it. There was a couple of coins.
55:46
One of them is that SNET coin we talked about, which I think
55:49
they've got a, they've got a base of just 10s of thousands of
55:53
community members. That's why I'm so confident
55:55
Snack's going to be a Bitcoin and they're building all sorts.
55:57
Here's here's the thing, let me explain to people about this
55:59
just I'm going to use this snack coin, for example, and this goes
56:02
with a lot of other coins. In order to buy this snack coin,
56:04
you have to you know, get a wallet, but you have to buy
56:07
Solona coin and then swap it. So what happens?
56:11
They get you on a transaction buying the Solona coin, then
56:14
they get you on the transaction, swapping it.
56:16
You know, this is how they're making their money.
56:18
All right, good for them, but it's complicated for people.
56:22
And what George is talking about is the wallet.
56:25
It's impossible to just have one wallet.
56:27
So as an example for us, again, we're not telling you to invest
56:30
in crypto. You got to decide for yourself.
56:32
This is not financial advice. But we're George and I own, I
56:35
don't know now at this point, half a dozen, 6-7 wallets.
56:38
And you have to have that many wallets for a number of reasons.
56:41
When somebody figures out how to be the Google of wallets or the
56:44
whatever you want to call it, it's they're going to be a
56:46
massive company because having to hold that many wallets, it's
56:49
it's frightening because each one of those has a password seed
56:52
phrase. And if you ever lose the seed
56:54
phrase, you're done. Your assets are gone for good.
56:57
Let's play this 60 minutes trailer that Brad put up on his
57:00
website and you're going to be able to catch you on 60 minutes.
57:03
And then after the the after it's, you know, obviously aired,
57:06
Brad is going to be putting it up and we're we're probably
57:08
going to take the episode and put it up on even our own
57:10
platform. We're all thinking show crypto
57:12
for all of us. Brad Garlinghouse's
57:14
cryptocurrency company and two others contributed $144,000,000
57:20
to support pro crypto Republicans and Democrats
57:23
running for Congress. 85% one. It's incredible.
57:28
So in your mind, is the message for any lawmaker looking to run
57:33
for office that they have to take your industry seriously?
57:39
Fear your industry. I don't know about fear, but I
57:46
think Brad made a good move as many of those crypto companies
57:48
because they needed to change the guard at the SEC because the
57:51
SEC has been misapplying laws against the crypto industry for
57:55
years now. You can't take a stock law, put
57:57
it against crypto. It just doesn't work.
57:58
It makes no sense. I don't agree with any of it.
58:01
Of course, it's a little wild, Wild West.
58:02
We do need some kind of authority figure within the
58:05
crypto world, but we'll have to see how that goes.
58:08
All right, listen, we're out of time for the big MIG show,
58:10
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58:27
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58:29
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58:32
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58:33
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58:35
So that should be a lock and load.
58:37
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