Hello, fellow rebel capitals. Hope you're well. So there's no other way to describe it other than the dollar is

crashing. And I'm going to show you what I'm referring to in just a moment. Now, do I think this is a long-term

trend? We're going to get into that in this video because of the way the mechanics are set up with

the monetary

system. But there is no disputing the fact that the dollar this year has completely tanked.

In fact, you'll notice the title. I said this is unprecedented. I wasn't joking. The dollar

literally hasn't fallen this much since 1973.

Since 1973, the dollar has never fallen as much as it has this year in 2025.

So let's go over to the exact numbers here, And we're going to try to, you know,

think through what is causing this and going over maybe some backup or some macro data that would

back up this move in the dollar. And Brando is saying Peter Schiff schiff no it's not because of what peter shift

sorry peter it's not because of what peter ship is saying so he's getting the cause he's getting

the outcome correct at least so far this year but the cause he's getting incorrect in my view. But we'll go over that.

We'll have some fun. In fact, I just debated Schiff on this last weekend at the real estate guys.

We had a fun back and forth. But anyway, let's go over to the Wall Street Journal, guys, because this

really sums up what's happening here. And by the way, if you haven't paying any attention to the DXY

today, it's trading it

a 96 handle, 96. Now, historically, that's actually pretty high. So I don't know if you can say

that, you know, overall the dollar is crashing. But this year, I think you could definitely say

it's tanked, plummeted, I don't know what other

word you would use to describe it. And I can say, I would not have expected this to happen.

Definitely not expected this to happen to the degree to which it did. But let's go over kind of the

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