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Tariff talk all day today, and I plan on it all week at least.

It's only a massive reorganization of the entire global economy that's happening right now.

But let's move on to something out. This is pretty big. And we need to really understand what

we're doing because a lot of people are going to lose their nerve. A lot of people are going to give up.

A lot of people are going to say, well, why are we doing this anyway? It's too tough. Let's go back to the way things were. Or I don't get the vision.

I don't get where we're going. Who cares? I give up. What's the point? And we got to make sure we

don't, we help other people not lose side of that. So we kicked off the show with some background background points, a little bit of Alexander Hamilton, and then some stuff about the stock market crash of 1929, some good foundational stuff.

But let's play the second segment where I outline the two things I kind of just did there about what was and what could be.

And we got to make sure we get those two things down pat.

Okay. be. And we got to make sure we get those two things down pat. Don just wrote me Slater Radio on the Twitter.

Slater Radio on Twitter.

The people will survive without the stock market,

but the stock market cannot survive without the people.

Something like that.

That's the more or less the idea I was trying to make earlier.

All right.

Two things that we need.

Two things we need to weather this time,

weather this uncertainty, this transition, if you will.

First thing we need is a clear vision of how bad things were or how bad things were going to be with the trajectory we were on. If we don't understand how bad things were and there were a lot of things that could distract people into thinking things were actually great,

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