Well, how do they there internet, people? Let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about what

senators can learn about the economy from Elsa. And if you are a senator, pay attention.

Read an article in the Atlantic today.

And it said, uh, it's not a recession.

It's an Ice Age.

Dun, da, da, I think that's a good analogy right now.

It makes sense.

Specifically, it's the freeze that occurred in the movie frozen.

What happens in that movie?

There somebody has something inside of them.

They can't control it.

It poses a risk to other people because it can't be

controlled. That person goes off to be by themselves. The town breezes. Everything stops except

for essentials, right? And meanwhile the government is out handing out

blankets, trying to help people weather the storm. Yeah. Makes sense. I like it. It's a good analogy. It makes sense.

And people can talk about the stock market.

It's fallen at a faster rate than it did before the depression.

True. True. That's true. That is a fact. But that's not the real economy on the ground level is it? And let's be honest I don't think anybody

would look at what Disney for example is trading at right now and say hey

that's that's overvalued.

Oh it's undervalued we all know that we all know that.

We all know that.

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