I'm on here to me, a new manja car, no man to Las Vegas,

and no man in Miami, Conheimen Roth.

And you give you loyalty to a Jew before you're on blood.

This, oh, this is the mop-up for February 16th, 2024.

I'm David Feldman.

In New York City, thank you for finding me. And don't forget to subscribe to my

newsletter and this channel. Yesterday, I reported Japan officially slipped into recession after recording

two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth. And now, with a general election, only months away,

conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak woke up to news this morning that Great Britain also

officially slipped into a recession.

The United Kingdom's economy grew in 2023 by 0.1%. That's the worst performance since the Great Recession of 2009.

Congratulations, Tories, conservatives.

Congratulations, Rishi Sunak.

I'm telling you, these fiscal conservatives, they really know how to take care of an economy.

Just keep cutting back.

Keep cutting back.

Last week, Attorney General Merrick Garland was accused by Democrats, a bending over backwards to

avoid criticism from Republicans when he allowed the special counsel Robert Hurr, investigating

Joe Biden's handling of classified documents, to go public with an unredacted report that

cleared Joe Biden of major crimes, but at the same

time called into question our president's memory. Republicans immediately spun the report,

saying the only reason Biden wasn't indicted is because he is no longer compost mentis.

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