Hello, fellow, Rebel Capital, so if you're well.

So we have to talk about the accounting gimmicks that are going on right now with some of these huge AI companies,

NVIDIA, and others.

Now, I'm not a bottoms up type of guy.

I don't really get into the micro analysis of the balance sheets.

I'm over a macro guy.

You guys know that.

But some of this stuff really doesn't pass the sniff test.

And when you get down into the nitty gritty,

you got to ask yourself, are they doing exactly what Enron was doing? Let me show exactly what I'm referring

to us, to a screen share. And we're going to get into not only the weird accounting stuff.

I think they call it round tripping, but also how they're really in bed with the government.

And look, you can have your opinion on Trump or Biden or whomever.

But at the end of the day, I think all of us would agree that we would prefer to have the

private sector, part of the private sector, and the public sector, the government,

a part of the government. We don't really want them commingling. There's a word for that,

and it's not a good word. We'll politely call it corporatism or crony capitalism. But anyway,

let's get into exactly what's going on here.

So first we're going to go over to CNBC.

So Altman Huang, that's how you spelled Jensen's, or say Jensen's last name,

in the last minute negotiations that sealed the $100 billion

open AI and video. So I don't know if you guys have heard about this, but Nvidia has agreed,

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