So this episode, we're obviously going to be talking about the crazy events that happened at the World Economic Forum.

And we got to talk about ICE per usual. Of course. Of course. Ice is just like the thing right now. But I want to open up the show by talking with the World Economic Forum. We're talking about like Trump, a lot of the things he's done. A lot of the American Empire like being in decay. A lot of ushering in the Chinese century. Yeah, when we talk about the World Economic Forum,

we've mentioned it long time listeners know

how we feel about the World Economic Forum.

We've talked about it every once in a while.

It's as close to like the quote unquote cabal

as you can get.

Yeah, everybody pretends that they meet in secret,

but here they are.

But yeah, except like it's not a secret

and they plan how they're going to make you poor out in front of everybody. Yeah. And that's what the World Economic Forum is. I'm glad you said plan how they make you poor. And the reason I said

we're going to talk about Trump later is because Trump's cronies are also at the World Economic Forum,

specifically Scott Besson. Now Scott Besson is a guy we don't talk about too often now because

he was really more prominent and in the news when it was tariff on, tariff off, tariff on, tariff off, tariff on, tariff off, which still is actually. Which now it's coming back in a big way. Terrace are off again. Who would have fucking thought? But Scott Besant has found himself in the news once again, not for tariff-related reasons, but just for his economic theory. This guy's a Treasury secretary. So what does he have to say about, say, corporate landlords? That's a big thing that Trump is talking about right now is getting corporate landlords out, stopping big businesses like Black Rock from buying up entire neighborhoods so you can't do that. But where does I leave the little guy? Exactly. These are the questions that Scott Besson is asking. And I want to play you a clip of what he said at the World Economic Forum.

We're going to give guidance at some point to see what is a mom and pop that someone,

maybe your parents for their retirement, about 5, 10, 12 homes.

So we don't want to push the mom and pops out.

We just want to push everyone else out.

Wait.

Yes, bro.

Yes, for 5, 10, maybe 12 homes for retirement. Me personally, I have zero homes. Dear listener, how many homes do you have? Guys, we're going to be combating corporate landlords, but we don't, we want to make sure that we don't push out the mom and pops with, you know, 12 houses that they rent out. You don't want to push out the little guy who owns your apartment building or who owns basically your entire neighborhood.

What are we talking about? These people are so incredibly out of touch. They cannot be in charge of crafting policy that will actually help everyday Americans. The everyday American owns zero home. I think, yeah, well, no, exactly. And I just, you know, anytime somebody talks about, like, mom and pop landlords,

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