But what I'm saying, if you are, you know, there's someone I was speaking to, and I'm not going to name names, but we all know who this person is and they have a whole bunch of money.

And he said, Andrew, when you look at the world, you need to understand that world leaders are just asset managers.

They're the asset manager for the ultra wealthy within their nation.

Let's talk about Venezuela quickly.

Why did the Venezuela kidnap happen? I have a theory that Maduro did a deal, but let's assume that's not true. Why did it happen? Because the American government said to Maduro play ball. He said no. They said, okay, cool. Let's go one level below him to all the generals who can't be bothered to die in a pointless war they stand no chance in.

But more importantly, let's talk economics. You're a general in Venezuela. You've managed to be corrupt enough to steal six or seven million dollars across your career. If you get sanctioned,

not only can you not leave Venezuela, you can't transfer money, you can't own assets anywhere

else, your dollars are worthless. You don't want this smoke, right? So it's

Maduro's job to keep these people so happy with him that they don't betray him for America.

And it's the same everywhere. All of the leaders of every single country, their primary objective

actually isn't the common man. Their primary objective is protecting their oligarchy because

it's their oligarchy to have enough power to betray them and overthrow them.

This is the same in every single country.

So as Trump, it's very difficult. How do I protect the billionaires?

Because the billionaires put me here and the billionaires run the economy and they own all the important things.

And they own the news stations and they own all the gas stations.

They own everything. I need them happy.

But how do I do that without destroying their wealth and also allowing young people a chance

to make wealth? It's constantly, fluxing is extremely difficult and hard and complicated to do.

And there is an intangible element to all of this. The intangible is that we have a brand

new thing that we never had before. And I would argue that this brand new thing that we all benefit

from, social media, is driving envy to a level where it is literally impossible for a young person

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