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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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(00:21):
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your Morning Show with Michael Odell Tarn seven minutes after

(00:42):
the hour, or just about eighty minutes since I closed
my eyes. And no, I don't get grumpy when I'm sleepy.
Don't be grumpy this morning because you've had no sleep.
I can see it on your face. It's never. It's
never the first day. Yeah, it's tomorrow where you'll feel bad.
Is't not the way it always goes? Like the first

(01:02):
thing you wake up, you kind of have adrenaline or
but it's tomorrow you're gonna be like, oh man, I
feel like I've been hit by a drug, or, as
Kamala Harris would say, I feel like I haven't hit
by Trump. Did you go to sleep at all? I
think I think I literally slept about ninety minutes. So
that's better than you know. My dream for today is

(01:28):
to allow those of you that were very worried to
enjoy your victory. I also am still cautious about the house,
although it looks good, looks good for a sweep. To
be honest with you, I'm never one to brag, and
I don't and I don't say it to brag. I
say it to reinforce. The writing was on the wall

(01:49):
the whole time. I just don't think people could bring
themselves to trust it. But there were very few surprises
last night. In fact, for us, I think we're going
to hit the I sat three oh six or three twelve,
three twelve with Nevada. It's gonna be three oh six
or three twelve. I actually think at this point now

(02:10):
it's probably gonna be three twelve. Nevada I said plus three.
For the Senate, I think it's going to be easily
plus three. It might be plus four. And looking at
these Senate races, first of all, can we all celebrate
from West Virginia. We got a real character in the
United States Senate, and I got news for you. He
will show up with his dog. It's now a club

(02:32):
of one hundred and one, and there's gonna be poop
on the carpet. I just think, you know, Justice is
such a character. So you know Justice in West Virginia
taking over mansion seat. That was anticipated and there was
very little debate. The tester defeat I think has been
a certainty read. You can nod, but I'd say it

(02:53):
certainly going on five months, wouldn't you easily? So no
surprise there. So everybody knew that the Republicans were going
to get control of the Senate by one. So that's
bye bye to CHUCKI Schumer and Chuckie Schumer's the kind
of guy people will celebrate Bye bye two. But as
David Sanatti's pointed out, I saw several people last night

(03:16):
even touchout wha I sho didn't say. A couple last
night touched on it with Murkowski and Collins. Unless you
have the White House, you're still tied because those two
are not really Republicans. So that's when we started talking
about you really need fifty three, and you really didn't
need fifty four and vance. So this is going to

(03:40):
be pretty significant control for the Republicans in the Senate.
And I got news for you. The one I was
worried about is the House and the notion that you
all would be celebrating because we hyper focus on the
presidency and to some degree, you'd be celebrating, Oh, we won,
we want and if they won the House, you have

(04:02):
no idea how miserable life is about to be. And
I don't just mean from blocking anything. I mean from
a harassment standpoint, what will be investigated, what wouldn't be,
what charges would be filed, what wouldn't be, What kind
of shenanigans with election results they may try to play
so and that looks red you'd have to chime in.

(04:22):
And you can now that it's at two eight is
the magic number, And looking at the numbers where they're
at right now, I would double the flips for Republicans.
I don't see anything that's trajecting at the House going
Democrat at this point. I think my worry was unfounded.

(04:46):
It's got to be at least two to eight. I
don't know that they're gonna, you know, have any tremendous
margin gains. But I don't know at what point we
go the thought. I mean, first of all, Donald Trump
has run the table on the swing states. I don't
see any of the swing states that are going to
go her way. I think, in fact, I can't for
the life of me, I don't know why we waited

(05:07):
so long to project North Carolina and Georgia. Last night,
which was the first hurtle. Remember what we said yesterday,
first hurtle, all eyes on North Carolina. If she wins
North Carolina, it's over. That hurdle took a while, but
Donald Trump secured North Carolina, he secured Georgia. You knew
Arizona was looking very strong at that point. You just

(05:30):
need Michigan, Wisconsin, or Pennsylvania. I think Pennsylvania reared its
ugly head first, although I don't think Wes. I don't
think Wisconsin ever blinked. It was just it was solid
from one preseincton to ninety eight percent in Wisconsin was
the one I was certain he was going to win.

(05:52):
I as we talked about a great length, as Pennsylvania goes,
Michigan's going to go. And because Pennsylvania went, I'm telling
you Michigan's going to fall to and then you start
dissecting this thing. And we could go on and on
for hours, but we were one show that kept pushing
this eye problem is real and all they have is abortion.

(06:16):
By the way, abortion fell in Florida yesterday, and so
the eye problem proved real. And in the end, whether
they voted Green Party, whether they stayed home, whether Trump
forged some type of coalition in Michigan as he bragged
about with Arab and Muslim voters, it's decisive. The hispanic

(06:38):
problem is real. Now, this is one that this show
we differentiate. I don't think this is just a Donald Trump.
There are some things that only Donald Trump owns, and
you ought to have some uncertainty about what the future
looks like without Donald Trump on the ticket. Several ways
to look at that. Right, we're going to talk about

(06:58):
that alliance. And there was the best. It was almost
a jim Jab, only like an Ai jib Jab, because
you know Ai can do it so real. But it
had Elon Musk, Telsey Gabbert, RFK Junior, Donald Trump, jd Vance,
I can't remember, oh and Joe Rogan all doing a

(07:18):
boogie and a dance victory dance. That proved to be
a real alliance, that movement to where people are. They're
not watching ABC, NBCCBS, they're not watching debates. I'm a
little nervous at the influence of talk radio, but they
moved on to digital and podcasts, and so as we

(07:39):
talked about this could be the Joe Rogan ex Elon
Musk election. Now the magic in the middle is Donald Trump.
So you know the analogy I always uses if we
you know, always said with this kind of an alliance,
you could spread them out. Have Elon in Pennsylvania, put

(08:01):
Tulsa in RFK in Michigan, Tulsa and Wisconsin, have Trump
be down in North Carolina and Georgia. But you couldn't
because Donald Trump's to draw. And that's the question. How
much of this exists without Donald Trump on that ticket.
That's for the future and how he handles this presidency

(08:22):
and uses JD vance will go a long way into
how that translates. But in the end, he's Nevada right now.
Just to give you an example, I don't like for
the life of me, I wouldn't know. I mean, I
can even you don't have to be a television anchor anymore,

(08:43):
I have access to the same information, and I can
see what's left. And with eighty four percent in, and
I realized that eighty four is not ninety nine as
it is in North Carolina, or ninety eight as it
is in Ohio, or ninety eight as it is in Wisconsin.
So it's still eighty four. I get that. But Donald
Trump's lead is significant. He's up four point seven. I mean,

(09:08):
he's clearly going to take Nevada. He's clearly going to
take Arizona, and that's going to complete the sweep. In fact,
not only did he sweep all the swing states, the
margin of victory in Florida is staggering. For me, it
was almost winning Virginia is significant. But again, he just

(09:30):
needed to win one of the three in her blue wall,
and it looks like he's going to take all three.
I think he's going to get Arizona Nevada to boot,
which would mean I think we've hit this right on
the head. I said three twelve with Nevada, three oh
six without Nevada, we won't have to wait on Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania ended up being decisive control of the Senate. We

(09:51):
said plus three it's going to be plus three or
plus four, and the House I had no reed on,
I did not have any good feelings. This would be
a surprise for me if they're able to maintain control
of the House as well. And now it's the time
to stop fighting, unite, and then start finding some common
ground and solving some things. But Donald Trump is no

(10:15):
longer forty five. He's forty seven elect and he's not
only going to win in a very significant electoral college map,
he won the popular vote too. This is your Morning
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(10:41):
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(11:01):
talked about this. It'll be a very close race. It
wasn't as close as we thought, but it'd be a
close race, but not a close result. And that would
have gone either way. She pulls off North Carolina goes
on to hold the Blue Wall. She'da won by three hundred.
I couldn't, for the life of me, find any indicator
it was going to go her way. I mean literally,

(11:23):
if I would do a list of you know, somebody said, well,
how did you arrive at that? Well, fifty layers of onion.
But I couldn't find a single layer that pointed her
way other than just blind fear and insecurity. Oh, I
guess they could cheat. You know, trucks will keep arriving
with ballots. But in the end, it's it's very decisive.

(11:43):
It red points out something very very significant. I would
have saw the one, but I guess we should acknowledge
the latter, and that is there's gonna be about nineteen
million less votes. So remember we were talking about zero
sum game with early voting. Well, in the end, no
real record set about nineteen million votes. But here's what's significant.

(12:04):
She will and we could do this state by state,
we could do it by county by county. As to
why she lost swing states, constant underperforming and in totality,
she underperformed Joe Biden by fifteen million votes. If you
asked me, what was the one thing. Well, this Hispanic

(12:26):
voting block is real, which points to the border crisis
is real. We saw that in early exit polling and
analysis polling. They ran abortion against the boogeyman, and they
didn't convince America he's the boogeyman. You know, Dana Prina

(12:49):
said something very interesting last night. You notice they dropped
the whole felon thing. When's the last time you heard
them pushing that? And I don't think that there's you know,
there's several things that we can talk about when we're
doing analysis later, how their party viewed hiding Joe's condition,

(13:11):
taking their votes and just handing them to someone. You know.
Right now, one of the things I was trying to
stay up for is the first hurdle, at least was
my first goal. I had to see Georgia North Carolina
be solid red and in Trump's bank. So then I knew, well,
I can close my eyes. He's got Pennsylvania at that
time it appeared, but you know, you wait for Pennsylvania,

(13:34):
and then Michigan felt pretty or Wisconsin felt pretty quick.
Michigan's going to fall too, so is Arizona, Nevada. But
you know, he had secured the presidency and came out
and spoke, But you know, I did kind of want
to stay up and just watch them all fall apart.
Van Jones probably gets stinged with one of the more
little dramatic speeches. But whenever they're in such a bubble

(13:56):
in denial, it's just fun to watch them meet reality,
because that's what narratives die of. Every time, narratives die
of reality. And give it a day, give it a week,
then give the grasstops big money, and you know the

(14:17):
radical left, they're going to regroup. I stand by this,
and I'll never be able to prove it till the
day I die. John Podesta did not want Kamala Harris
to win. I'm not so certain even Barack Obama did.
I don't think George Soros cares. But he'll just focus
on buying radio stations and companies. I will, I will.

(14:43):
I want to tether. We're Americans now with a result.
Now hold all these people accountable to do what they said.
They talked a good game, and they talked about the
right things. Now go fix that border, Now fix that economy,
Go do it, lead it, inspire it. But don't you

(15:05):
ever be tempted to gloat because I am with great
certainty and less than you know, the house he won't like,
but I am with great certainty. Things want just the
way John Podesta wanted, just the way George Soros wanted,
and just the way Barack Obama wanted. And you better
brace yourself because they're coming with a They're coming with

(15:27):
an eight year candidate in four years, and he's going
to make you think Barack Obama was a joke and
an opening act. So I only I do think they
wanted the House, and I don't read what what You
don't have any real clear I'm at the point where

(15:50):
I yesterday I would have been convinced Senate plus three,
White House three oh six, three twelve Trump lose the House.
Now I'm finding it hard to figure out how they
would control the House. I don't think they can get there.
So we're looking at Republicans controlling all three. We're looking

(16:11):
at Donald Trump winning the popular vote. We're looking at
Kamala Harris under performing Joe Biden by fifteen million, and
we're looking by a very looking at a very significant
electoral college map victory. So Donald Trump, your forty fifth president,
is your forty seventh elected president.

Speaker 2 (16:29):
Hi, I am actress Lie Savarga, and my morning show
is your morning show with Michael del Jiumordo.

Speaker 1 (16:35):
This is your morning show at one year old. It
was not lost on me. Yeah, sitting out a non compete,
you know, I mean, nobody can control the timing. But
when this show started and I looked up at the
calendar and it was at exactly three hundred and sixty
five days till election day, I thought, well, maybe you

(16:55):
do have a reason for this. God, I'll get up
in the middle of the night. I get a lot
of emails actually read you're guilty. I think you put
Noster del Journo in your morning show prep email. That's
a little character that people in Nashville who've listened for
eighteen years you know full well that Noster Dell journal

(17:16):
comes on and prophesied, and you know, usually you hear
something like I've lost consciousness. Then you hear this, and
then I speak in very Nostradamus liked language, for it
shall be exactly as I said it would be, and
the broom is no longer in the closet. And then

(17:38):
I wake up Daddy proud of me. That kind of thing.
So I don't look. I named this show your morning
show for a reason. The first thing out of my
mouth every time the microphone is open is going to
acknowledge it's about you, not me. We got enough talk
show hosts that think it's all about them. You need

(18:00):
somebody that's waiting every morning to objectively inform you and
encourage you and equip you for the day, and to
remind you that days are a gift. Days are precious,
don't waste them. Keep your eye on the prize. It's
about where we'll be for eternity, not where we are

(18:23):
in this moment. Know, by the way, Eternity's already begun.
And I'd have felt the same way if we woke
up this morning and Kamala Harris had won, I promise
you and I'd be here encouraging you. Now. I recognize
that many of you have been wanting Donald Trump to
win all along. That would be the majority of this audience.
I'm thinking a couple that sent me hate mail daily.

(18:44):
I realize this is a tough day for you, but
I want you to know there are two kinds of
people in radio. Those that really care, really believe all this,
and it is the passion it is the resolve. It
is the solution. And then there are those that are

(19:05):
just playing the game. They like the fights. They're in
it for the fight, not the solution. I'm the former.
I really believe everything I talk to you about. I
really love God with all my heart's, soul and mind
and a lot more than America. And then comes my family,

(19:25):
and then comes my country. And you got to go
way down the list before you ever get to parties.
And when you do, you'll look me right in the
eye and I will tell you they're the problem, not
the solution. So did this election go the way you
wanted and the way I wanted? Yes, that's the honest answer. Yes.

(19:47):
Now they got to go live it, and they haven't yet.
And Donald Trump, there is the track record that this
man does or tries to do everything he runs on.
That should give you great encouragement. As for the nose
to del jorno, I'm getting the emails from the Nashville people.
It looks like we're going to hit it right on

(20:10):
the head three zero six with the bat of three twelve.
I did not see him winning the popular vote. I
thought he would narrowly lose the popular vote and win significantly.
On the electoral college map, I had the Senate Republicans
plus three. I'm actually going to be wrong. I think
it's going to be plus four. And I was worried
about control of the House, and I'm not as worried

(20:32):
this morning, though I'm still worried. All right, let's look
at the Senate races. We knew Justice was going to
win in West Virginia. That was a foregone conclusion. And
I would say we've known the tester was falling for
every bit of six months. Five six months. I don't
think Red and I ever even discussed it. That's how
certain it was. So I knew they were going to

(20:55):
take control. As David's Naughty wisely points out, because of
Rakowski and Collins, don't be fooled by that. If you're
up to you're really even, or if you're up one,
you better win the White House to have the vice
president to be even. So we knew it had to

(21:17):
be more than that. So Justice she he both win
is expected. Marino, I cannot tell you how significant the
margin of victory for Trump was in certain places like
Florida and Ohio. In the end, the Marino victory over

(21:42):
Brown may be the most significant, shocking message sending victory
of the night. And I don't think people outside that
corridor get that. And I don't even know how to
explain the Brown political name. I'm trying to think somebody
that has just really been it's like a Kennedy losing

(22:03):
in Massachusetts. I really don't know what to say other
than that that is a significant loss. All right. So
the minute you have justice in West Virginia, Sheeh and Montana,
and you add Marino, now you're now you're plus three.
And I got to tell you, I cannot find a
path for Casey over McCormick. In Pennsylvania, ninety six percent

(22:27):
of the voters is in. He's up sixty seven thousand votes.
I think it's going to be the set of plus four,
not three. So for anybody that wants to brag about
how I hit everything, no, it was actually down one.
I do not think Brown's going to hang on the lead.
Right now is one thousand with eighty four percent reporting
to In Nevada, I think Rosen, I think Donald Trump's

(22:49):
going to carry Nevada, but I think Rosen might squeak
that out the Michigan Well, Rogers is up fourteen thousand
votes with ninety five percent in. But looking where the
outstanding votes are at, I don't know, Red, what are
you thinking? That one could go either way? But I
tend to think. I tend to think we're going to

(23:10):
add McCormick to she heat Tester, I mean Casey McCormick
and to she he Justice and Marino, and it's gonna
end up plus four, But I guess it could be five.
You have to talk or no one can hear you close. Yeah, so,

(23:32):
UH kind of nailed everything. I guess. I want to
set it up not as a gloat, not as a
Nostrudel journal, and not as a brag by any stretch
of the imagination, but just to impress upon you a
point I want to make after this is us on Friday, which,
by the way, get excited when John Decker shows up.
He's got to do something. He's either got to I
don't know. I've been to the White House so many times.

(23:55):
Unless he can get me on Air Force one, I
think I'm going to enforce my sleepover into the briefing room. Actually,
the briefing room is the wonder who I haven't been to.
It's probably the least impressive room though I'll figure it out.
But I did beat Dicker and our challenge. So John
Decker and I talked about our final maps and then
we talked about when we would reveal them. He likes
to wait no sooner than a week out, so we

(24:18):
chose last Friday. This is me and John Decker on
last Friday. And compare that to what you're waking up
to and looking at a map and seeing today, Here's
how it was Friday. If Donald Trump carries Pennsylvania, Michigan,
like is likely to go with it. And you know
when you look at Pennsylvania, for example, Clinton was up
three at this point because things were breaking away from her.

(24:39):
Biden was at three six. Trump is actually up. I
think it's going to be close. But I like I
like Donald Trump to carry Pennsylvania. Therefore I gave him Michigan.
Wisconsin I think is looking. You know, it's really tough
to call because you don't know what independents are going
to do. It's a toss up. And I went ahead,
believe it or not. And this is where you're going
to really get excited. I gave Donald Trump Wisconsin, Michigan,

(25:01):
and Pennsylvania.

Speaker 2 (25:03):
Okay, you know, and that's possible. And I think that
what you suggest is a replication of what happened in
twenty sixteen and twenty twenty. Whoever won a one battleground
state in the Blue Wall States won them all. So
I don't, you know, disagree with your your rationale in
terms of doing that I have.

Speaker 1 (25:21):
We have what's your Oh gosh, how are we going
to do this? We got five seconds? What's your final number?
Final number?

Speaker 2 (25:27):
Let's see, we have two seventy six Harris, two sixty
two Trump, and.

Speaker 1 (25:33):
I had three twenty Trump or no, I had three
sixteen Trump. I think we're going to hit three sixteen.
Run in the head. I'm going through the Nevada numbers
even as we speak, and I can see where the
vote is outstanding. Donald Trump is up fifty one to
forty six percent as we speak. Uh that's I mean,
we're right at ninety percent of the vote in I

(25:55):
just don't know where she finds sixty thousand votes in
this last ten percent looking at what's outstanding. As I
said from the very beginning, it really doesn't matter without Nevada.
It's three oh six. It's still a very significant electoral
College victory Arizona. By the way, Donald Trump is up

(26:15):
over one hundred thousand votes at this very moment, sixty
three percent of the vote is in I understand why
that's not being called. He's up one hundred thousand, but
there's only sixty three percent of the vote. Nevada. I
would almost call Nevada. I'm on CNN, for example. I

(26:37):
think CNN, the Associated Press, I think even NBC now
has gone ahead and given Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. In the end, Pennsylvania,
by the way, Donald Trump wins with fifty point seven
percent to Harris's forty eight. In Wisconsin, Trump wins with
forty nine point seven to forty eight point seven. You know,
we always talked about that twenty thousand votes in twenty sixteen.

(27:00):
They gave it to Trump, twenty thousand, that gave it
in twenty twenty to Biden. Well, guess what, it's twenty
sixteen again. It's it's Joe Biden. And it's all been
by significant counties consistently and persistently Kamala Harris underperforming Joe Biden.
So he's going to sweep Pennsylvania, Michigan, in Wisconsin, he's

(27:22):
going to win Nevada, and I don't know why they
haven't called it yet Arizona. I think it's going to uphold,
So I think it's going to end up being three twelve.
But you're waking up this morning and Donald Trump won
the popular vote nationwide. He's up five million. He's going
to win with at least three hundred and six Electoral
College votes. The Senate is going to be plus three

(27:42):
or plus four, and the House is looking very favorable
for the Republicans. This is a big night for change
in America. In the end, everybody's going to be looking
back and wonder if law fair worked. Wonder if the
bait and switch got them anything. I'll add one other

(28:04):
layer to that. I wonder if she chose Shapiro instead
of Knucklehead, what would be happening right now? The Boogeyman
never sold. Abortion did not turn out to be the
steel sword everyone thought. In fact, the measure fell in Florida.

(28:24):
The hiding and plane sight certainly backfired. Avoiding Joe Rogan
seemed to be a very big mistake. All the late
endorsements from the Hollywood elite seemed so out of touch
compared to where the Alliance of Megan Kelly and Tucker
Carlson and Joe Rogan, Telsey Gabbard, RFK Junior Elon Musk.

(28:47):
It was just and would it be a good time
now to promote Fridays with forty five? No, we can't,
we can't. No, it's Fridays with forty seven elect officially.

Speaker 3 (28:59):
From Phoenix to Tampa with Nashville, Akron and you in between.

Speaker 1 (29:04):
It's your Morning show with Michael del Chourna. It's official, Aaron.
I think you're a little sister I never had, and
I know all your do you like how I know
all your buttons? Nobody knows how to push your but
I got you so riled their break. You made me
laugh and I snorted.

Speaker 2 (29:23):
You love it?

Speaker 1 (29:23):
You love it. I do. I like to aggravate you.
I don't know why, all right, Aaron. By the way,
on the record, I don't know if this is a
journalistic fauxba, but you felt very strongly Donald Trump was
going to win. I had him winning with three twelve.
I did not have him winning the popular vote. And
he's up five million, and it looks pretty sured he's
going to as far as Nevada. Nevada should be called
right now. I think they're waiting for people wake up

(29:45):
to make some television out of it. Arizona, Arizona, he's
going to win, but I understand with only sixty percent
of the vote why you can't call it. In the end,
he's going to secure Georgia, secure North Carolina as he
had to do. He's going to Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin
as I said he would, and he's going to I

(30:05):
think win both Arizona and Nevada. So I have him
probably coming in at three twelve the margin of victor
in some of these places. The underperforming. Give you an example.
We talked about turnout and in the end, I think
we're gona have about nineteen million less vote in this election.
And if you want to point fingers, you pointed at
the whole bait and switch and Kamala Harris because she
underperformed Joe Biden by fifteen million. So when you peel

(30:30):
the onion, it's everything that we were saying going in
that alliance with RFK Junior, Tulsea gabb Or, Joe Rogan,
Embracing Joe Rogan in the Future of Communication, Digital and
Podcasting with Megan Kelly and Tucker Carlson and Joe Rogan
and I will throw this out because somebody should. I
think it was a big mistake to take the presidency

(30:53):
away from Joe Biden and just hand it to her
without giving their voters a say in the process, and
then her choice of knucklehead over Shapiro. I think they
may regret, but I think they're back to the drawing
board on a lot of things. And in the end,
running abortion against a boogeyman didn't work, and abortion even
fell in Florida. So very interesting election results. Donald Trump

(31:17):
is the forty seventh president elect, your forty fifth president.
It will soon be forty seven. They control of the Senate,
I said would be three. I'm suspecting it's going to
end up being four. Everybody knew Justice was gonna win
West Virginia. She he was gonna win Montana, Marino shock
waves taking down Brown and Ohio. And I got news

(31:37):
for you, Casey's falling and McCormick will hang on and
take that. So they'll be plus four five if you
count Jade Vans. What's next for the world's financial markets,
That's what you're always greedily looking at. What is next?

Speaker 3 (31:49):
They love it.

Speaker 1 (31:50):
They just love it today.

Speaker 3 (31:52):
Yeah, twelve hundred points. You know it's not doing well
this morning, Michael Solar.

Speaker 1 (31:58):
Not a good day for solar. What about electric vehicles?

Speaker 3 (32:02):
So Tesla is up thirteen percent in pre market trading.
That could be an anomaly, but listen, the markets are
up across the board pretty much like actually, the dollar,
the dollars at its highest level since July. This is
like on the suspect that tariffs are, we're going to
need you as dollars to pay those both people are
and the idea that that's that's up long term. This
was shocking to me that the tenure treasury four point

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four percent yield, it's doing quite well.

Speaker 2 (32:27):
So that says a lot.

Speaker 3 (32:29):
Pretty much, all the Trump trades in private prisons and
financials and all the things you would suspect those are
all doing.

Speaker 1 (32:35):
We're down to sixty seconds until you come back. One
of the things that big brother and little sister fight about,
the tariffs thing is not a done deal. I think
it brings China to the table. If China thinks it's
going to build a bunch of twelve thousand dollars electric
cars across our border in Mexico and flood our market
with him. They better think again. I would say that's blocked,

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but he is the art of the deal, great negotiator.
I think this tariff threat is sit down at the
table and you all are going to start. You know,
you're not going to flood our market with your products.
I think that's not a done deal as much as
a negotiating point. But we'll see. You may be right, No,
I hope you're right. We're all in this together. This

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