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Slack.com slash DHQ. So some great news was announced yesterday. Medicare will be

insolvent by 2026 and Social Security by 2034. So this means, of course, something that

we already knew, but now it makes it official that baby boomers will be the last to enjoy

either benefit. Their kids, the millennials, and the younger generations are paying into

this system, financing it, but it will not be there for us. The older generations are

draining it dry and leaving nothing for their kids. That's what's happening. How else can

you put it? That's what's happening. They are milking this thing dry and just tossing

it to the side and saying to their kids' generation, well, see ya. Good luck. Yes, the older

generations have been completely resistant to any discussion of reforming or changing

these programs so that perhaps the programs might be around for their kids. It's something

that they won't even let you talk about. If any politician tries to bring it up, and

almost none of them do, because they all lack the moral courage to do so, even though

every single one of them, the politicians, I mean, they all know the reality. They've

known the reality of these systems. Yet they will not speak truth because the older generations

vote, and they will vote out any politician who speaks up and says, hey, guys, maybe we

don't want to steal tens of thousands of dollars from each one of our kids and leave them

with nothing. I mean, maybe we don't want to do that. Maybe we should think about something

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