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Now, let's turn to our program. So we haven't been investing in ourselves and our leaders are busy funneling money

over into failed adventures, you know, across the world at this point in time. So I'm a little

bearish on where that goes. I'm pretty sure this being an election year that this green energy,

I mean, sorry, the climate crisis is just some sort of a grift. Funnling money to various companies who are going to like funnel that back into the campaign

copper, something like that.

Hello, everybody.

Welcome to this edition of Finance University, back with Paul Kiker of Kiker Wealth Management.

How are you doing today, Paul? I'm doing good, Chris. Nice to see you again.

Thanks, yeah. All right. Likewise. A couple bombshells I woke up to today that I had to process because I didn't see him yesterday. Maybe you did. But let's start here,

because I know there's big implications for people, particularly people with portfolios. It's got to be

this, which is Biden, team Biden. It's not Biden. We all know Biden doesn't propose anything,

except maybe what he wants for breakfast. But beyond that, his team has decided it would be a good

idea to propose a whopping 44.6% capital gains tax bombshell.

Maybe they're thinking, Paul, that it'll get whittled back, but that they would even propose that.

Let me just put this in context.

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