Hello, fellow global capital.

Hope you're well.

So boy, Trump comes out today and rings the bell to New York Stock Exchange and everyone goes ballistic chanting USA, USA, USA.

I mean, the attitude here in the United States is euphoric.

I mean, there's no other way to describe it.

And I think in a way that's really, really good.

I think that the Trump derangement syndrome going away and people can actually come out and say what they think about the overreach of government.

I know Bill Maher came out the other day. I was talking

about how we need to reduce regulation of all people. This goes along with what I've been saying

on this channel that I think the narrative has really changed. And I think that's a huge,

huge, huge, huge, huge, huge positive. But from an economic standpoint, you have to look around the

world. And you have to look around the world.

And you have to look at China.

You have to look at Germany, the Eurozone, the UK.

Look what's happening in Canada right now.

Look what's happening outside of the United States.

And ask yourself, number one, can the United States prop up the global economy? That's what I meant by can the United States do the impossible? Or can the United States avoid going the way of China, Canada, Eurozone,

UK, Germany, etc. So let's try to think this through and connect some dots. First and foremost,

let's go over to the CNBC connect some dots. First and foremost, let's go over to

the CNBC homepage. And just, this is just me clicking on it here. You've got China stresses

plan to boost growth at top agenda. This is the top agenda setting meeting right here. So we're

going to get into that article in just a moment.

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