Hello, fellow rebel capitals, hope you're well.

So the big news over the weekend.

And today, the United States gets its debt downgraded.

I think it was Moody's it came out.

I mean, this is a big deal.

You're hearing it all over the news.

Just repeated over and over and over again, that the United States debt

gets downgraded. This is crisis. This is a catastrophe. And Moody's is finally acknowledging

what we all know that the debt is totally unsustainable. The deficits are going to blow out.

The Fed is going to have to come in

and do quantitative easing and that's going to make inflation just absolutely rip higher.

And the release valve is going to be the United States dollar. So finally,

finally, Moody's is admitting the obvious that this debt is totally, totally unsustainable.

That's the narrative.

So another thing that you're going to hear, actually, you know what, let's do this.

I've got the screen share.

Instead of listening to me ramble on, let's go right over to CNBC, and you'll hear from the professionals

what they think of the United States

getting its debt downgraded. Here we go. What Moody's downgrade of United States credit means

for your money. So we're going to go over what the normies are saying. We're going to go over

what Zero Hedge is saying, you know, the alternative media if you want to call it that. And then I'm going to give you my opinion. We're going to go over what Zero Hedge is saying, you know, the alternative

media, if you want to call it that. And then I'm going to give you my opinion. We're going to

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