what's up everybody welcome back it is scuse day once again it's january thirteenth

twenty twenty six to be exact we're recording this from monday january twelfth at about

one p m on the west coast that's where we're coming to you from in time time and space, I'm Trey. That's Mark. How you doing, Mark? Good, man. I got a lot to talk about today. Mostly about stuff involving Minnesota, maybe some Greenland stuff. We have time to get to it. So before we get to the show, though, a couple of things to note. The U.S. government has working with Canada and Australia to launch a coordinated ban on X,

which by this American government would be treated like an act of war.

Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, posted what I can only describe as,

you ever see like when a president's palace is surrounded on the verge of a coup and it gives like a

it gives like a last minute radio address.

Right.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

He put out some sort of message or whatever, basically just saying that they would, you

know, would fight back or whatever against Trump.

Like in the court.

Yeah.

Wouldn't be pressured by the whims of Donald Trump alone economically.

They're trying to force him to resign with threat of a prosecution.

If there's got like four months left in his term, which is like, who fuck care?

But like, also if you're wondering where the stakes are there, Erdogan, the current dictator of Turkey,

took over their federal bank as part of his power grabs, and their national bank,

and their inflation rates currently 86%.

There's a reason you don't want to direct.

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