All right. So we're live over on YouTube, ladies and gentlemen. And what I have to go over with you guys today is something that probably not a lot of you expected that this channel is going to be covering. I had kind of like mentioned it last night. And I said, listen, I'm going to bring something up. I want to talk to an economist first. I want to do like some more deep dive into it. But it's kind of like reaching this point where in my

opinion yeah these are my blue light glasses because my eyes are just on fire today but it has gotten

to the point where um things need looked at i'm actually glad texas is in here like over in the chat

because i think this is going to pertain to texas texas what's up buddy can you hear me okay

hey yeah hey i can hear you sorry I was just muted over here. I was waiting to figure out what your subject is today because I see it's members only.

Yeah, no, it's a member's only live and I decided to do that for a reason and it has to do with like what Trump and like the current administration is doing.

And it's freaking shocking.

All right. So I started off by looking at the mineral deal that like Trump like ended

up striking with Ukraine.

What's the name of that mine again?

It's like the like Borreheve, is that correct?

That's up there that we're trying to get it from.

Yeah, yeah, it was multiple different projects that include mining.

But yeah, it's one of the big mines that Ukraine has is there yet.

Yeah, so here's the deal.

And I know I've talked to you kind of like offline about this and people are going to be like,

what the hell, but bear with me as I go through this because it is important.

Like it's the potential that the US dollar is about to crash like 10 to 20%. Like not a joke looking at it. And the U.S. government's like panicking and trying to figure out how to do this. So U.S. as far as like mineral deals go this year alone. Okay. So check this out. The U.S. government has like with other countries, not just Ukraine, but with other ones, primarily over in South America and several others has like looked to secure a bunch of mineral rights. And those mineral rights, they're looking at protecting something. They're looking at protecting silver. I know it sounds stupid. Everybody's like always looked at that and been like it is what it is. But silver is like skyrocketed in value this year alone. It's gone from like, you know, the low 30s up to it's almost $40 an ounce. Once it reaches 40, it's just going to keep going. But the big deal that I think I need to address with you guys is, is like how that market actually works and why it's about to impact the U.S. dollar. And one, it's a decent investment opportunity for you to get into now, but, but two, it's, it's going to shock the U.S. economy. And the United States government has acquired just through mineral rights deals. It's done with other countries. And I think that they're using these tariffs in order to force us, um, because there's this huge exchange here in the United States of America called Comex. And they end up doing things with, you know, silver, gold, price, like oil, like everything. It's basically where, you know, your prices here in the United States are controlled. And by the end of next month, right, with the way that like demand and prices have surge, by the end of next month, their inventory is going to be nil, and they're going to have to go into the reserves.

Now, those reserves are actually controlled by banks, right? So banks actually, like basic big banks actually end up holding on to that. And Comex has to send them a request that says, hey, can you, you know, sell your silver to us so we can liquidate it back on the market, right? So we can take it and push it out. And so what ends up happening is people end up buying like silver futures contracts or just,

you know, silver on paper and these companies, companies like Tesla, etc.

You know, the amount that goes into a Tesla vehicle, the amount that goes into solar panels,

the amount that goes into all these things, that demand has increased, like, massively,

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