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  Right now there are microphones on your street listening for the
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  sound of your voice. There's a law that says your car
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  can decide you're not allowed to drive and lock you out with no
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  appeal. The Treasury Secretary just went
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  on national television and told you that AI can hack your bank
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  account. And the Federal Reserve four
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  members just voted against each other for the first time since
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  1992 because the system is breaking. 55% of Americans, a
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  record, say their financial situation is getting worse.
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  Not flat, not uncertain. Worse, and while all this is
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  happening, while the surveillance grid expands, while
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  the economy cracks, while the bond market post its longest
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  decline and recorded history, Bitcoin just broke $80,000.
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  That's not a coincidence. That's the signal today.
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  I'm going to show you three things converging right now that
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  most people don't see why Bitcoin might be the only exit
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  from what's being built around us.
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  And by the end of this video, I'm going to show you what the
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  Treasury Secretary accidentally revealed about how vulnerable
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  your money really is. Stay till the end because we got
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  a big show today. Sunder.
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  All right, let me paint you a picture of what's already been
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  built. Not what's coming someday, not
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  what's theoretically possible. What exists right now in your
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  city, on your street? There's a company called Flock
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  Safety. You've probably never heard of
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  them. I hadn't either.
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  But they operate in over 5000 communities across 49 states.
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  They perform 20 billion vehicle scans every single month, 20
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  billion. They started with license plate
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  readers, then cameras, and in October 2025, they added
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  something new microphones. They call it Raven, the slogan
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  safety, you can see and now hear.
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  These microphones are positioned on city streets and they listen.
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  Originally, Flock advertised that Raven could detect
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  screaming. Then, after the Electronic
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  Frontier Foundation called them out, they quietly change their
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  ad to say, quote distress. But here's the thing the EFF
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  warned about. These are high-powered
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  microphones parked above densely populated city streets.
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  They can pick up conversations, and Fox Network integrates
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  directly with predictive policing platforms like
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  Palantir. Let me say that again.
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  A private company, not the government.
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  A private company has microphones on your street that
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  feed into AI policing software. No warrant, no oversight.
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  In 49 states, Edward Snowden warned about this exact thing.
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  When you think about the the just distance and how quickly
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  this is going on, the ratio of computation to ingestion, this
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  is going to be cheap enough computationally to put on chips.
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  And So what happens when this is done on chip, you know you has
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  the system on chip like a sock in your phone that handles video
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  and what not. They already have these like AI
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  cores that they're starting to put in things when it's in every
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  convenience store camera, right? When it is in every waiting room
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  at the hospital, when it's at the entryway to the shopping
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  mall, when it's above the checkout line, when you're
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  buying a ticket at the movie theater, everything like this.
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  And then all of these things can just every conversation that is
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  happening around them and they can do different voice identity
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  like they it won't know who you are initially, right?
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  It just sees the voices. But then these things can begin
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  to integrate. All right, now we have speaker
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  location. We have this many faces in the
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  scene, We have this many voices in the scene.
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  We can begin doing you know, this is the speaker is this
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  face. In November 2025, Snowden said.
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  And I quote every photo, every purchase, every message, every
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  movement, all of it is being fed into algorithms that decide your
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  future. He pointed to China's city
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  brains. Massive AI networks that track
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  everything. Where you live, who you visit,
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  what you buy, where you go, how you dispose of your trash. 600
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  million cameras running facial recognition, gait analysis, Geo
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  fencing. And Snowden's point was simple.
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  This is not just China anymore. Digital ID's are here.
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  Predictive policing is here. Behavioral data fusion is here.
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  The infrastructure is being imported, he said.
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  No system of mass surveillance has existed that has not been
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  abused. This data, he warned, can be
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  used for surveillance and behavioral manipulation, to
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  nudge, to flag, to warn, eventually to enforce deviation
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  from behaviors desired by the individual towards those desired
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  by the system itself. He emphasized that the
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  technological infrastructure underpinning our lives is not
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  neutral. These systems are designed with
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  values, incentives, and priorities that often conflict
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  with the public interest. Now let me tell you about
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  something that's already law, signed, passed, done.
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  In 2021, Congress passed the Infrastructure Investment and
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  JOBS Act buried deep inside it. Section 24,220 is a provision
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  that most Americans have never heard of.
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  It requires all new passenger vehicles to include quote
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  advanced impaired driving prevention technology in plain
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  English. Your car will have software that
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  monitors you, cameras tracking your eye movement, sensors
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  analyzing your steering, touch based alcohol detectors in the
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  steering wheel, and if the algorithm decides you might be
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  impaired, your car won't start or shuts down mid drive.
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  No breath test, no police officer, no judge, no jury.
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  An algorithm makes the call. And here's the kicker.
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  There is no mandated appeal process, no required reset
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  timeline, no human review. Critics call it kill switch
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  jail. Representatives Thomas Massie
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  and Annapolita Luna have tried to defund enforcement of this
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  mandate. They faced bipartisan
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  resistance. Think about that.
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  Your car that you paid for, that you pay taxes on, that you
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  insure can be remotely decided to be off limits to you by
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  software with no way out. And all this surveillance, of
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  course, all this AI, it needs power, massive amounts of power.
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  Right now in Carson County, Texas, there's a project called
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  Project Matador officially named President Donald J Trump
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  Advanced Energy and Intelligence Campus.
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  A company called Fermi America holds a 99 year sovereign lease
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  on 5855 acres from Texas Tech University.
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  They're building it up to 18,000,000 square feet of
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  hyperscale data center infrastructure.
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  They filed with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to build 4
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  nuclear reactors specifically to power it.
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  This single project is expected to use 96 billion kilowatt hours
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  annually. That's nearly half of all
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  residential electricity in the state of Texas.
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  And because it's classified under sovereign institutional
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  control through a public university and sits adjacent to
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  the DOES nuclear facility, the local community has zero say.
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  In Utah, the Stratos project backed by Kevin O'Leary is being
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  fast tracked using military authority by the governor.
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  Public input bypassed entirely. In Louisiana, local same
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  metadata center expansion is driving up costs and just just
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  totally disrupting daily life. This is the infrastructure of
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  the surveillance state. It's not theoretical.
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  It's under construction. Nuclear reactors are being built
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  to power it and the communities it sits in can't even stop it.
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  You. Know you called a meeting, some
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  people said it was an emergency meeting to talk about the banks
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  and AI after the a breach of Anthropic.
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  What can you tell us about this issue?
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  Is this a systemic issue? Should we be worried about AI
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  hacking our bank accounts? You, you, you shouldn't Maria
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  and the the US government has gotten gotten involved.
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  The AI companies, they are working with us.
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  What we've had in the past month was a step change in the power
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  of 1 large language model. But we're going to see it from
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  the other AAI companies. And it's important, Maria, that
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  the US stays ahead here. Imagine if China or some non
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  state actor were ahead of us. So what we are determined to do
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  is work with our AI companies to allow them to continue innovate.
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  But our charge of the US government is maintaining
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  safety. And there there is a very
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  important calculus here between innovation and safety.
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  And at the the US government, we're going to make sure that
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  things stay safe. Chair Powell and I called the
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  bank executives into town. It was a little less dramatic
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  than it seemed at the they at the time because they were
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  already in DC. So we got them in person rather
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  than convening a call later in the in the week.
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  And that the banks are working on their resiliency and the US
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  government is working side by side with everyone.
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  And again, very, very important for the US to continue to
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  dominate here, set the global standard and maintain our lead.
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  Now remember I said the Treasury Secretary accidentally revealed
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  something? Yesterday, May 4th, 2026,
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  Treasury Secretary Scott Besson went on Fox's Sunday Morning
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  Futures and said something extraordinary.
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  He said Americans should be concerned about AI hacking their
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  bank accounts. But it gets worse.
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  He revealed that he and Jerome Powell held a flash emergency
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  meeting with Wall Street Bank CE OS.
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  Why? Because of Anthropics newest AI
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  model Claude Mythos. Preview This model found over 2
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  1000 previously unknown software vulnerabilities in just seven
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  weeks of testing Anthropic's own red team report says Methos can
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  identify and exploit 0 day vulnerabilities in every major
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  operating system and every major web browser Besson said.
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  Imagine if China or some non state actor were ahead of us.
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  The Treasury Secretary of the United States just told you your
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  bank account can be hacked by AI.
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  Think about what that means for an entire system if it's
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  entirely digital and entirely centralized, entirely dependent
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  on software that apparently has thousands of vulnerabilities
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  nobody even knew about. So the walls are going up around
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  us, the surveillance grid, the control mechanisms.
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  But here's what makes this moment truly unprecedented.
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  The floor is collapsing at the same time.
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  Look at this U.S. government 2 year bond yield.
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  See that massive spike on May 2nd?
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  That's yield spiking over 45 basis points in a single candle
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  on the day of the FOMC meeting before snapping back.
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  That's not normal. That's the bond market
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  screaming. The American bond market has now
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  been falling for 69 consecutive months.
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  That is the longest decline in the entire recorded history of
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  the bond market. Longer than the Great
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  Depression, longer than the 1970s stagflation, longer than
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  anything ever documented. Let's put that in perspective.
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  The last secular bond bear market ran from 1946 to 1981.
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  Thirty five years. Analysts are saying this one
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  could extend into the twenty 40s or 20 fifties. the US national
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  debt just hit 39 trillion. It's up 2 trillion in just 7 1/2
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  months. Interest payments alone are now
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  1 trillion per year. The debt to GDP ratio is 122.5%.
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  The IMF just warned that the Treasury quotes safety premium.
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  The thing that makes U.S. government bonds, the world's
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  safe haven asset, is eroding. The convenience yield is
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  actually turned negative. That means Treasuries now offer
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  a higher yield than comparable alternatives because investors
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  demand a risk premium just to hold them.
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  Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson called for a quote,
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  break the glass emergency plan for the bond market.
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  And here's a number that should keep you up at night.
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  Apollo's chief economist reported that hedge funds now
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  own a record 8% of U.S. Treasuries with combined
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  leverage positions exceeding 6 trillion.
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  If those positions unwind, quote shockwaves through global fixed
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  income markets, the risk free asset is not risk free anymore.
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  And the institution that's supposed to manage all this,
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  it's at war with itself. On April 29th, the Federal
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  Reserve held rates at 3.5 to 3.75%.
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  No surprise there. But what happened inside that
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  meeting was historic. 4 policymakers dissented.
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  That's the most dissents in a single FOMC meeting since in
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  1992, and they couldn't even agree on which direction to
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  dissent. Governor Steven Moran, Trump's
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  appointee, wanted a rate cut. Three others, Hammock, Kashkari
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  and Logan, voted against the easing bias language because
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  they think rate hikes should be on the table.
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  So the Fed is literally split three ways, cut, hold and hike
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  at the same time in the same meeting.
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  Then the same day, Jerome Powell announced he's staying as a Fed
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  governor. His chairmanship ends May 15th,
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  but his governor's seat runs until January 2028.
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  He ain't leaving, which means Trump can't appoint anyone to
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  that seat. Trump's response on Truth Social
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  quote too late. Powell wants to remain at the
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  Fed because he can't secure a job anywhere else.
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  Nobody wants him. Meanwhile, Kevin Warsh, Trump's
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  pick for Fed chair, check out our last video on him, Just
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  cleared the Senate Banking Committee along party lines and
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  faces a full Senate vote the week of May 11th.
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  Warsh has promised regime change at the feds, slashing the six
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  point $6 trillion balance sheet, ending data dependence and
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  pushing for lower rates. So you've got Powell refusing to
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  leave wars coming in, promising to blow it all up, and four
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  members who can't agree on which direction interest rates should
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  go in the 1st place. This is not a functioning
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  institution. This is institutional collapse
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  happening in slow motion, an all time high. 55% of Americans now
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  say their financial situation is getting worse, Not uncertain,
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  not concerned, getting worse. And that's according to Gallup.
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  Higher than during COVID, higher than during the Great Recession.
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  And look at the why oil. Chevron CEO Mike Worth, speaking
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  yesterday at the Milken Institute, said physical
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  shortages in oil supply are starting to emerge from the
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  Strait of Hormuz closure. This is the CEO of one of the
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  world's largest energy companies saying the oil isn't there.
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  The IEA called it the greatest global energy security challenge
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  in history. 11,000,000 barrels a day remain offline even after
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  the April 8th ceasefire. And of course, it's all gone to
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  hell since then. Straight traffic is still far
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  below pre war levels. And then food.
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  America's beef cattle herd is at a 75 year low, 86.2 million
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  head, the smallest since 1951. The 2025 calf crop was the
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  smallest since 1941 / 100,000. Ranchers have disappeared in the
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  last decade. And it's about to get worse. 70%
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  of US farmers now say they can't afford necessary fertilizer.
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  In the South, it's 78%. Urea prices are up 47% since
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  February. Why?
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  Because fertilizers come from natural gas, and the Strait of
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  Hormuz disrupted a massive chunk of global LNG supply.
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  Iran hit Qatar's Razzlefand complex and knocked 17% of their
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  LNG capacity offline for estimated 3 to five years
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  followed the chain war disrupts the Strait.
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  LNG supply collapses. Natural gas prices spike.
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  Fertilizer costs surge 47%, 70% of farmers can't afford it.
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  Crop yields drop, food prices rise, and 55% of Americans
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  already say they can't keep up. That's the chain from a war in
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  the Middle East to your grocery bill and supply chains.
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  New York Fed President Williams said that supply chain
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  disruptions now echo the severe shortages and supply disruptions
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  that the world economy experienced in 2021 during the
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  pandemic. He said, quote, the future is
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  difficult to see. That's putting it mildly.
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  So let me summarize where we are.
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  The bond market broken, 69 months of decline, longest ever.
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  the Fed fracturing, 4 descent split three ways, oil running
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  out, physical shortages, emerging food.
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  Cattle herd at 75 year low. Farmers can't afford fertilizer.
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  Supply chains are breaking again.
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  Fed. Comparing it to 2021 and 55% of
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  Americans saying it's just getting worse.
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  You know The Clash wrote a song in 1979 called London Calling.
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  It was about societal collapse, nuclear meltdown, the Ice Age,
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  the end of things as you knew them.
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  Kind of wrote my own version yesterday.
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  the economy is cracking, bonds, food, oil, supply chains all
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  breaking at once. If the institutions are
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  fracturing, the Fed split three ways.
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  The Treasury Secretary admitting AI can hack your bank account,
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  where do you go? Bitcoin just broke 80,000 for
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  the first time since January and it's not breaking out because
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  are going wrong and smart money knows it.
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  Bitcoin is up almost 50% against gold since March 1st.
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  Gold. The 5000 year old safe haven
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  you to buy. When everything falls apart,
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  Bitcoin and gold just flipped from -.27 to +.29.
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  That's the first positive reading in months.
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  Bitcoin isn't just a risk asset anymore, it's becoming the new
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  safe haven. 505 million in spot Bitcoin ETF net inflows.
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  On May 1st alone I bit pulled in 290.8 million.
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  Fidelity's FBTC added 215 million in total.
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  Nearly 60 billion has floating to Bitcoin ETF S in the past
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  month. There are now nearly 800,000
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  bitcoins sitting in ETF S chain. Alysus just published a report
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  called the New Rails. Their projection stable coin
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  transaction volume will reach 719 trillion by 2035.
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  That's organic growth alone with macro catalysts. 1.5 quadrillion
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  between 2031 and 2039. Think about what that means.
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  The financial rails that have dominated for 50 years, Visa,
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  MasterCard, Swift are being replaced by blockchain based
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  systems in less than a decade. These idiots could just use
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  Bitcoin. I don't know if you know this,
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  but Bitcoin is fucking money. Senator Cynthia Lummis tweeted
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  yesterday. The digital asset industry has
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  waited long enough. Businesses are making decisions
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  where to build right now. We must get Clarity done now.
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  America's financial future quote depends on it.
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  The Genius Act stable coin regulation has already signed
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  into law. The Clarity Act, Full crypto
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  market structure is in the Senate markup this month.
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  The OCC is finalizing rules by July and Kevin Warsh, who will
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  likely be Fed chair by by May 15th.
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  So let me tie this all together. They're building microphones on
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  your streets. They're putting kill switches in
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  your cars. They're building nuclear
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  reactors to power AI surveillance systems that your
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  community can't stop and doesn't want.
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  The Treasury Secretary just told you your bank account can be
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  hacked. Artificial intelligence.
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  At the same time, the bond market has been falling for 69
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  months, longest ever. The national debt is 39
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  trillion. Oil is running out.
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  Farmers can't afford fertilizer. The cattle herd is at 75 year
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  lows. Supply chains are breaking again
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  and 55% of Americans say it's getting worse.
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  They're building the walls and the floor is collapsing.
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  But Bitcoin, Bitcoin can't be frozen.
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  No Treasury Secretary, no bank CEO, no AI model can reach into
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  your wallet and take it. Bitcoin can't be kill switched.
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  There's no section 24220 for Bitcoin, no remote lockout, no
• 23:26
  kill switch jail. Bitcoin doesn't care that the
• 23:29
  bond market has been falling for 69 months.
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  It doesn't care that the Fed is split three ways.
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  It doesn't care that the Strait of Hormuz is closed or that the
• 23:39
  urea prices are up 47%. Bitcoin was built for this
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  moment, literally. Satoshi created it in the ashes
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  of 2008 because he saw exactly this coming.
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  Centralized systems bailing, surveillance expanding, money
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  being debased, institutions crumbling.
• 23:58
  And the market knows it. That's why Bitcoin just broke
• 24:00
  80K while everything else is breaking down.
• 24:03
  That's why it's up 50% against gold in two months.
• 24:05
  That's why half a billion dollars flows into ETFs in a
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  single day. They're building your digital
• 24:10
  prison. The cameras are up, The
• 24:12
  microphones are on. The kill switches are written
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  into law. Your bank account has 2000
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  vulnerabilities that nobody knew about until seven weeks ago.
• 24:21
  But there's a door and it's orange and it can't be locked.
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  Why? More is calling, but we live by
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  the river. Hey, wait a minute.
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  Look at our likes 3 or 4 times maybe.
• 24:33
  I pumped those numbers out. Those are rookie numbers in this
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  racket. Oh, and if you're serious about
• 24:37
  Bitcoin mining, there's one event you need to be at this
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  summer. Mining Disrupt 2026, Miami, July
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  21st through the 23rd. This is the conference for
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  miners, hardware makers, energy companies and anyone building
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  real Bitcoin infrastructure. Keynotes, panels, massive Expo
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  floor. The deals that shape this
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  industry happen here. Use promo code Simply Bitcoin
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  for 20% off your tickets at miningdisrupt.com and we'll see
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  you in Miami. Pay the lactol.
• 25:07
  If you got value from today's show, give us a PAMP.
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  Spread the sound money gospel and let us know what you think
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  of all this down below. These are mad times.
• 25:14
  We're living in mad times, but we were put here for a reason.
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  I love you guys, catch you next time if you.
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  Prefer to go down with the ship. You.