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Welcome back to part two of this incredible conversation.

Without further ado, here we go.

If we know that the government is going to print, if we know that Trump is doing everything

he can to drive interest rates lower, and we know that both of those things are inflationary,

they will drive up asset prices, they will make houses more expensive, they'll make

rent more expensive, on and on and on. What does the world look like over the next three years

as that easy money continues to flood the system? I mean, S&P 10,000, NASDAQ 100,000, Bitcoin

$1 million, gold, $15,000, right? Pick your asset, they're all going up.

Maybe some go up more than the others, but that is the state of play. And so then the question is,

how do you take whatever savings that you have and buy one of those things, whatever is you

feel comfortable buying? Because those are the things that have to go up as a release valve for let's run

the economy hot. Let's allow wage inflation. Let's reduce the debt to GDP on the government's

balance sheet. Okay. So you've talked about how Trump would effectively take over the Fed.

How does he do that?

Because right now,

obviously,

he's not able to get the things done that he wants to get done.

So how would he pull that coup off?

And in a magical world where you have a wand and you can either help him or stop him,

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