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Hello, everyone, and welcome to this episode of Finance University.

I'm your host, Chris Martinson, and hey, we're back with Paul Kiker of Kiker Wealth Management.

Paul, good to see you today. Good to see you today. Great to get a chance to fellowship again.

Well, absolutely. And so much to talk about. I've got this completely full sort of set of bookmarks

and things to sort of review with you. But first,

I was a little underwhelmed with the debate last night because you know what, there's big

policies I really care about. So you and I have discussed this in the past. That last year,

or earlier this year, the U.S. Treasury Department came out with this really important thing,

an annual report. And they said,

United States is insolvent, right? Huge liabilities, insufficient assets. But more importantly,

they said, and I'm quoting here, current policy is unsustainable, which is about as strong as a

bureaucratic, you know, enterprise could ever get in their language. But let's

decode that. Current policy, that means laws that have been put in place, everything we think we're

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