I love for a little rebel capital. So, hope you're well. So we have Apollo group, which is basically like a Black Rock mini-me that just came out and is predicting a crisis in June of this year. I want to be clear, this is not George Gammon coming out and saying this. I'm just telling you what they are saying.

And this is not hyperbole.

These are the exact words that they're using.

And it's not just a recession.

They're talking about a supply shock that rivaled what we saw in 2020.

The exact words they're using are the shelves are going to be empty.

Again, this is according to Apollo.

This is not according to George Gammon.

So they just came out with a report here.

It's like a 40-page report where they actually go over in great

detail. It's not like they're just on CNBC saying, oh, I hate Donald Trump, and therefore

this is what we think is going to, they back it up with some substantial, substantial data.

And this guy, anyway, the author of this report has been on CNBC.

We might play a quick clip here.

But the bottom line is let's get into this report because this is, I think, very big news.

And it kind of, whether you agree with this guy or not, you can't deny his charts.

I mean, they are what they are.

And you can go ahead and include that into the probabilities of this actually playing out.

So let's go.

I was going to go over to CNBC.

I guess we'll do that first for a quick headline, just you can get it.

Empty shelves, trucking layoffs lead to summer recession in Apollo's shocking trade fight timeline.

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