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One sheet, one sheet of paper. I think I've mentioned before, we use one sheet of paper to do the podcast each day.

I've got some notes written down here, and it is packed.

I've never seen so much black on this white sheet of paper and so little white space.

So we're going to jump right into it.

And as we're getting ready to start, we get the news that the Prime Minister of England has stepped down,

the United Kingdom, Liz Truss.

After just six weeks, she's conservative that

wanted lower taxes and a growing economy, and she faced, from day one, she faced all kinds

of headwinds and resentment from people in her own party. They've been after her for six weeks.

She is now the shortest tenured prime minister in the history of England.

I am not certain of all the inner workings and how it works.

She was selected in a parliamentary process, not a voter process.

So the conservatives had control of parliament and putting her in charge.

So my assumption is they'll put somebody else in charge.

I don't know how

it all works. But this kind of fits into what we're doing here in the United States and what's

happening with our elections just a couple of weeks away now, two and a half weeks away.

And where people on earth are right now, they are hurting economically. Inflation is global.

We're on the backside of a pandemic that has people angry and out for change to begin with. I think this is, there is a correlation between

this and our elections. Okay. I know she just took over, but it's pretty clear. The people in England

in the United Kingdom have said, we're mad as hell. We don't care. Six weeks, we're done with you.

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