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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. It's episode 2693 of the Tom Wood Show. And I couldn't be happier to have our old friend, Mikkel Thorup, back on the Tom Wood Show. He is the world's most sought-after expat consultant. This guy knows more about things like international relocation and real estate and money and banking and second

citizenships and second passports and everything under the sun related to those issues he

knows more about this than I have ever known about anything he is founder and CEO at

expat money he has the popular weekly podcast the expat money show he's got his wonderful expat money. He has the popular weekly podcast, the expat money show. He's got his

wonderful expat money summit coming up very, very soon. We'll be talking about that, expatmoney

summit.com, which is a free summit that covers a lot of these topics. There's an interesting emphasis

this year, Mikkel, that maybe we can get into for a few minutes in this episode

about Latin America. But all the same, welcome back. It's great to have you. As it's all mine.

I'm very happy to be back and good to see you again. We haven't had a chance to talk too much since

your bruise, which was so much fun, by the way. I really enjoyed myself. My wife enjoyed

herself a lot. And it was so awesome to get to spend some time with you in person. And actually, this is a quick shout out to everybody. If you guys are ever thinking about going on the Tom Woods cruise, highly, highly recommended. He takes really good care of the people. Excellent food on the cruise. We had a great time. So thank you so much, Tom. Thank you, McKen. And McKell is a world traveler. If he tells you this is a great thing to do, then you should go ahead and do it. All right, so let's talk about issues relating to you. And, you know, I think a year ago, when Donald Trump was elected in the U.S., there was an optimism among a lot of people that I

think made them think, well, I don't really have to think about an international plan B. Like,

we've defeated our enemies now, and I can just settle in. But then what I think they didn't anticipate

is that, you know, the other side isn't exactly going to fold up and, you know, and leave. And, you know, we're

starting to see that, well, there are still some problems here. And by the way, I have a lot of

viewers who are not from the United States. They're from other countries. So what you're saying

can apply to people in any country. But, you know, I'm an American. I have particular concerns

about this place. And yeah, I think you never

know what could happen here, how ugly things could get. And at the very least, wouldn't it be a

reasonable idea to look into having some kind of an international plan B? For a lot of reasons,

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