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Welcome everybody. Welcome into the big show today. Great to see everybody on this Tuesday. It is Tuesday. It is Taco Tuesday. And President Trump is headed to China. Well,

could it be too little too late? And does China have Trump over a barrel? Look at what's going on

the bond market today. Look at what's happening to mortgage rates right now in the United States.

And what is happening to U.S. treasuries being dumped in favor of gold? So what does this mean for the U.S.

dollar? And, you know, it's kind of, it just seems like President Trump's kind of going there, almost like on a begging mission. That's what it appears to me. Right. So we're going to talk to an expert about that. We're also going to talk about this new bill to insert a kill switch into your car. Now, what this means is that government surveillance and car companies can decide if you are fit to drive.

Now, you might think is that government surveillance and car companies

can decide if you are fit to drive. Now, you might think, oh, good, we'll get less drunkards on the

road. But think about it in other situations and how dystopic this could be, having the government

watch you drive and deciding when you can do that. We're going to talk to Ben Swan about this,

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