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Hello and welcome to the real vision daily briefing. It's Friday, March 4th, 2022. I'm

Maggie Lake here with Peter Zion, political strategist and founder of Zion on politics. Peter

is also the author of the new book The End of the World is just the beginning mapping the

collapse of globalization. Peter, welcome, congrats on the new book and how timely we were

just commenting that it could be the caption for this week. That's how it feels. Yeah, and

we're just getting started on this particular circus. There's a lot more coming just around

the corner, which is, which is ominous. So very quickly, the market certainly sense that

I think, although very hard to kind of game out what's happening and we see US equities

which just close down across the board, although it does look like they're going to close off their

worst levels of the day, we have the US treasury around 1.73% really caught between these Ukraine

headlines and what was a really strong job report and an anticipation that might keep the fed

on track, goals up 2%. Again, benefiting from that safe haven, cryptocurrencies, currencies,

interestingly down between 5% and 6% today. So Peter, this is actually the fourth, I believe,

book in a series that you have written supporting your thesis that the current world order is changing

and that we're entering a sort of maybe a new more chaotic period before we jump into specifics.

Can you kind of give us an overview of your thinking? Of course. So until World War II,

geography was with determined economic success. You had to have access to certain points,

you had to fortify your borders in certain ways like behind mountains, in the case of Russia

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