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Now, let's turn to our program. The United States is about 30% of all the debt in the whole world is housed in this country.

And so that's a big mountain to dig out from under.

Either way, it's really painful.

But we shouldn't have been here.

Markets should have set the interest rates, and we wouldn't have gotten here if we had honest money.

Thank you. interest rates and we wouldn't have gotten here if we had honest money. Hello, everyone.

Great to be back with you all here, all you wonderful, beautiful listeners.

We are here at Finance University with Paul Kiker

of Kiker Wealth Management. Paul, so good to see you. Good to see you today as well, Chris.

All right. I have a question. Why is it different this time? That's a wonderful question. Why is it

different this time? Well, it must be because, you know, look at all these,

we have these charts of parabolas on all kinds of different stocks and assets, right?

But including, and we talked about last time, sorry to blindside you with it, but Abercrombie

and Fitch, skyrocketing, looking a little tulipy if you catch my 1637 drift you know from holland right yes

yes it is well i mean we've got this melt up and it seems like yolo is back right now right

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