Hello, fellow rebel capitals. Hope you're well. So we had big GDP revisions today.

We're going to dive into those blew out expectations. But it's like a Sir Mixalot video.

There's a big, big butt here. And we're going to go into that and more.

Let's shoot over to the Bureau of Economic Analysis.

This is the news release from this morning.

And we can see that the revision, this round of revisions was fantastic.

I mean, look at this.

3.3% you can see right here.

And just for reference, let's go over to this page and we see expectations over 3.1.

So not bad.

I mean, we had a bump of 0.2%.

So, I mean, the economy's on fire.

The tariffs are working.

Everything, MAGA economics.

It's, it's, you can't deny. It's an economic boom,

right? Maybe, maybe, but maybe not. As always, the devil is in the details. So let's go back to

the Bureau of Economic Analysis Report.

And we can see that last quarter was a negative.

Point five.

Never really good to have a negative.

But one of the main reasons it was a negative is because our imports were so high.

So when you look at the inputs for the GDP calculation, the trade deficit is one of those inputs. So if the trade, we do have a trade deficit, then that is a

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