All right, Alexander. Let's talk about the situation in Germany. It looks like we're getting

a clear picture as to Mertz's administration, the people that will be in his administration.

Annalina will not be in the government. So I guess that's what positive, if you could take a positive away out of this.

Pistorius, I believe, is slated to become the defense minister.

And then you have a lot of loyalists, I guess, to Mertz and to the CETU who are going to fill out the important positions in his soon-to-be administration.

Mertz, the man that is positioning himself as a hardliner, as someone who is going to position

Germany to go to war with Russia, not to deter Russia, but to actually go to war with Russia.

Not to deter Russia, but to actually go to war with Russia.

That's what he's positioning Germany as.

And to lead Europe into a war with Russia, someone who has removed the debt break for infrastructure

spending and for military spending. This is the

Mertz Agenda. This is what he is preparing Germany for as the country, as the country

of Germany is de-industrialized and is now ready to refinancialize or to financialize, I guess,

in Black Rock tradition.

Is that even a word?

To refinancialize it to financialize?

That's the Mertz plan.

Your thoughts on Mertz and his new administration or his administration to be.

Has this been confirmed the positions that he's? No, I'm sure they will be. I mean, he's,

his coalition has a majority in the new Bundestag. So I'm sure it will be. He will be chancellor and he will get his government and it will be very much, as you say.

And of course, the thing to understand about this government is that a lot of it looks like the old government.

In the sense that though it's now being led by the CDU and the CSU and some of the prominent figures of the past, Robert Harbeck, Annalina Berbock,

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