We're going to take a unique look at the United States right now and in an interesting view here and it starts with this story

Fed up migrants who trek thousands of miles to US already heading home

American Dream doesn't exist when they're talking about in this

article are Venezuelan who came from the border that were bust to Chicago and they're

saying look I mean besides the fact that Chicago in the fall and moving into the

winter is freezing but they're saying look the American dream doesn't exist we've

tried and we're going back home they're getting tickets they're flying back

doing whatever they can to do this.

And so why is this happening?

Why is all of this happening?

Well, taking a look at one of the big issues here,

the United States has a credit rating, just like you and I have credit ratings. There's credit rating agencies and if we have good credit we can take out loans, have low interest rates, if we have bad credit, we don't get those kind of luxuries. Well for a country it's the same thing except also

countries people invest in their bonds by their bonds. They're safe countries to do business in. Well this this has just happened to the U.S.

This was just over the summer.

Fitch downgrades U.S. credit rating citing mounting debt

and political divisions.

The first time this has ever happened.

And then just recently, Moody's changes U.S. Credit Outlook to negative. This was the New York

Times. Another big, another big hit. And I'm looking over these headlines and I'm seeing something,

I'm seeing something that looks like this.

So we're going down, but then I see this headline,

El Salvador's rating raised by S&P on local debt financing.

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