Well, guys, it's happening.

Yes, the consolidation of power, taking away the small guys and consolidating the power at the national level.

Over the weekend weekend we saw more

movement now along these smaller bank lines these smaller community banks and

the breaking up of Silicon Valley Bank and the spreading of this bank bailout into Europe.

So what's going on here?

Well, a couple of moving pieces because it's been like a crazy two pots of coffee kind of

of a weekend to follow what's happening in the banking sector.

Normally the banks shut down on Friday night at 5 o'clock, right?

They're done.

No, no, no, all weekend.

They've been scrambling across Europe to figure out what they're going to do with Credit

Suisse.

Now it looks like the Swiss National Bank is going to jump in and offer about $100 billion of liquidity,

and while it's going to be sold off for about $2 billion, so all these people losing their deposits inside of the Credit

Suisse, unbelievable disaster hitting Europe. Silicon Valley Bank in the United States.

Now we're learning it's going to be broken up and sold off into multiple pieces.

We don't still know how that's all going to come together.

And the Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen admitting that, hey, you know your small local

bank, like will the FDIC step in and

protect those little guys you know the little community banks and your and your

credit unions and she says no no and that's not going to happen she said I would have to sign off on it and

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