And as I've been on a journey and I've realized that we live in America that it has more concern for the people at the top and the people at the bottom.

And yet, again, we want it to be a United States of America.

Health care shouldn't be a luxury, it should be your birthright as a citizen in this company.

But yet we have companies that are hundreds of billion dollar companies that are increasing what we pay for

the medicines that are sicknesses that are designed by the foods and that is designed by the

intake of products that the companies have been feeding us.

And we saw a couple of weeks ago

where Joe Biden put in a law that gave people who were on Medicaid, it gave Medicaid the power to slash prices and we saw companies like Merck.

We saw companies like Johnson and Johnson.

We saw companies like Bristol Myers.

We saw these companies filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration because they said,

nope, why are you cutting, why are you having the power to slash these prices on these products that we develop?

We're talking about health care. We're talking about every we talking about every person in

America like health care shouldn't be a luxury like we shouldn't be able to get good health care because you got health insurance.

You shouldn't, this, like, yo, you should be able to get taken care of because you're a citizen of America. Right? Education is a billion dollar industry. The cost of going to college

far exceeds what some people will get from an actual salary

from what they're going to college for.

How can America want to have the best technology?

How can America want to have the best anything when it's, watch this, the same big

company that we investing in, they are sending the workforce outside of America, but they are making America their biggest market.

How does that make sense?

How does that make sense?

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