Hello, fellow rebel capital, hope you're well. We have got a show for you today. I've got my good

buddy, Chris Irons, right there in the flesh. Give him a big round of applause. He's going to give us

his insights on all these incredible topics. We're going to be going over like Chris, Global Central

Banks slashing interest rates.

What does that mean for the Fed?

And then also 40,000 government workers quitting today.

And I saw it might even be up to 50,000.

And then we're going to go over the truth about the United States debt.

This has a lot to do with Scott taken over from Janet. then we're going to go over the truth about the United States debt.

This has a lot to do with Scott taken over from Janet.

That is Janet Yellen.

I think it's really funny that he was criticizing her before,

and now he seems to be doing the exact same thing.

So we're going to get into that starting with the central banks. So we go over to CNBC and this out today, Bank of England signals further easing after rate

cut and slashes growth outlook. So the key talking points here, Bank of England made its first

interest rate cut of 2025, Thursday, amid

ongoing concerns over sluggish growth. Now, Chris, I'm sure you've been following the European

economy is suckin hind tit, as my dad used to say, especially Germany. A lot of metrics there look like they're in a recession.

And you see this all over the world.

And I mean, have you paid attention to what's happening outside the United States lately?

No.

I've been following it for about 10 seconds since you put this thing up on the screen.

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