A new movie, City of Dreams. You may have heard of it. There's a viral video. I believe it was Kevin Posobic who went to the movies and he was attempting to buy a ticket and when he pulled up the seating map, all of the seats were blocked. You couldn't choose any of them. Now this is strange. He went into the theater and it was empty.

This sounds very similar to what happened with Sound of Freedom. The interesting thing here is that

City of Dreams has to do with human trafficking as well. So we're going to talk about this.

The movie is now being dropped from theaters. This is a crazy story. But there's a lot more to it.

We're being joined by John Devaney, who's also, I guess you're what, a retail and real real estate expert.

And so you've got a lot to say about what's going on with this movie, with it being blocked.

But also, we were just getting into, you're saying that these cities like Chicago, as after becoming

ghost towns, there's going to be a debt default.

Like before the show even started, you were like, listen, we've got, okay, okay, we'll

son.

So who are you?

What do you do?

So anyway, my name is John Devaney.

I'm a bond trader.

I own a company called United Capital Markets that was founded in 1999.

And what we do is we buy and sell structured finance bonds, bonds backed by residential mortgages,

commercial mortgages, there are asset back securities backed by credit card loans, auto loans.

It's a very big part of the bond market that's as big as the entire corporate bond market.

And so I was really good at modeling and sales when I was in my 20s.

And I started this company and started providing liquidity to these very complicated securities.

And I've been incredibly, incredibly blessed throughout my career.

You know, my company took off in 99 and 2000, oh, 102.

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