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Hey there, folks.

It is Thursday, April 2nd, and President Trump made a major primetime address updating us all on the war in Iran last night.

You might have missed it if you didn't stay up late.

So how did the speech go?

This tells you everything you need to know.

Oil prices shot up.

Stock market shot down.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. at Robs, that's been the routine now. The president speaks. And then you go look at oil prices and you go look at the stock market. And one is going to go up, one is going to go down and that lets you know essentially what he said. Yeah, but the interesting thing is normally when he had said, at least previously, when he had said the war was almost over, we were wrapping things up,

we saw the markets shoot up, oil prices go down. This time when he said kind of the same thing

without any real specifics or verification, yeah, they did the opposite. It's, look,

that, this has been the game, almost daily, Roves is back and forth. And look,

we stayed up late, watch the speech, and we're wondering how it was going to be received.

We know how we received it. But it is an indication, Robes. Oil prices went up 6% after his speech.

They're over around $106, I believe. Stock markets all over the world as we're recording

this have gone down. In particular, Asian markets are down and stock futures in the U.S.

are down. Why, Robes? The reason is people are looking for a way out and thought this thing

was wrapping up. And he was pretty vague, if you will, about that timeline. Wouldn't you say that trust is down? Because what's important is when the president speaks,

you believe him. When the president says something is so, it must be. This has been proven

to not be the case. And so now when the president says something, unless he has

verification, unless he has proof, unless he has specifics, no one is necessarily taking

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