Yeah, it's going to bring on a collapse. I call it the greater depression. It's going to be much worse,

much longer lasting and much different than the unpleasantness of 1929 to 1946. And so based on what

you said, yeah, maybe as Lenin said, the worse it gets, the better it gets.

Happy Friday, folks.

And here is the first interview I did in Buenos Aires on my recent trip.

And it's with the legendary Doug Casey.

So he had a best-selling book for over half a year, nearly half a century ago, on crisis investing.

He's a highly successful investor.

He is the largest state in Argentina and other properties around the world.

But the key thing is he is great advice on how to live, how to speculate, how to invest.

And a lot, actually, on the recent U.S. election and a lot of the geopolitics in the world and mass migration as well.

So it's a great interview.

I did a sit down in his apartment in Buenos Aires with Tom from Palisades Gold and we interviewed him together.

So really enjoyable conversation.

He's a great guy.

Well, here we are in Buenos Aires, okay?

And I spend most of the year in between here and Uruguay.

I just got back from a month's trip through the Orient,

through Thailand and Malaysia and Sri Lanka.

So I think travel broadens the mind.

I don't think most Americans travel nearly enough, quite frankly.

The whole world, and certainly most Americans think the world revolves around the United States.

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