And I am thrilled to welcome him to the stage.

Chris Martinson.

There we go.

Why, thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

All right.

I'm not an economist, but I play one on the Internet.

So just keep that in mind. And this is actually the area that I'm not an economist, but I play one on the internet, so just keep that in mind.

And this is actually the area that I'm really passionate about, because as I say, if people were scared by the 99.95% survival rate of COVID,

they're not going to like what happens economically. Because when unemployment goes up by a

percent, suicides go up by about 40,000. It's like our economic relationship is really important.

And once upon the time, people care deeply about this. If you watch like the founding fathers

read some of the old

text, people used to debate vigorously about their system of money because the system of money

is that important. And that's been completely abdicated. And it's being run by what I consider

to be monetary vandals. We call them the Federal Reserve. It's a little dismissive. But here's my summary conclusion.

Dishonest money gives you dishonest everything else.

So what we're talking about this weekend, we're like, what happened to the hospitals and the CFOs?

Why are these decisions being made?

You can chase that down to money pretty often.

I can do the same thing for the military industrial complex. I can do it for the

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