All right, Alexander, let's talk about the elections in Germany.

And we have the CDU, CSU as the first party.

We then have the AFD with second place, a big improvement from the AFD.

The SPD crumbled and DelLinca did very well.

The greens, I would say the greens crumbled, but they held on to about 11, 12%, if I remember, the exact number.

But they did fall quite a bit.

And unfortunately, the BSW, Sada Wagonnacht,

did not make it into Parliament.

I mean, we're talking by 0.03 points.

I mean, right there,

but her party could not make it into the Bundestag.

So anyway, what are your thoughts on the German election results?

Black Rock Frederick Merz, perhaps as the new chancellor. My God. My God. Anyway, what are your,

thoughts? Well, in some respects, it's, you know, the more things change in Germany, the more the

more remain the same. We've had an election. The CDUCS came first. The CDUCSU came first.

Friedrich Mauts will be the next chancellor of Germany. Nobody doubts that. There will be a grand

coalition, probably with the SPD.

I mean, I can't really see how a government can be formed now without the SPD,

given that Mitz and the CDU rule out any kind of coalition with the IFDA.

So the SPD, which has been completely incom comprehensively repudiated by German voters,

is going to remain in government. I mean, just just hold on to that thought because they will.

Probably, I mean, the story, the word is that Olaf Schultz utterly discredited chancellor,

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