Taiwan and Splitting Checks

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Watchdog on Wall Street podcast explaining the news coming
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and the impact it we'll have on everyday Americans. Author,
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Speaker 2 (00:16):
Taiwan and split in Checks. Well, I keep thinking of
Eddie Murphy in forty eight hours when he's at Torches Bar.
He's here, a new sheriff in town. Well, there's a
new sheriff in town with Trump. When it comes to
foreign policy Taiwan. Taiwan is look into a massive fifteen

(00:38):
billion dollar arms package they're looking to purchase here, according
to the Financial Times, US weapons package worth over fifteen
billion sixty f thirty five fighter jets, four hundred Patriot missiles,
along with ten retired warships in four advanced Hawkeyes. Again,

(01:00):
they're talking with the Trump administration about this. Why Why
Because it's about time they started getting serious about their
own defense. This is where I get into split in checks.
Something I don't do. Okay, I'm going out to eat.

(01:23):
I'm going out to eat with my friends, whatever it
may be. I don't I'm picking up the check. Somebody
else will grab the check. We don't keep track. It
all comes out in the wash in the end, because
again everybody, I got it this time, I'm not giving
a wait of for three four. Damn credit cards don't
do that well. We've been picking up the tab again

(01:47):
and again and again and again, whether it be for Ukraine,
whether it be for Europe, whether it be for Taiwan.
No again, new sheriff in town. Okay, time for you
guys to start picking up your own tab and paying
your own damn bills. And obviously, obviously Taiwan got the message.

(02:07):
They got the message. They see who's coming in and saying,
you know what this is. Bs. We keep picking up
the check every damn time. High time you guys start
paying for something too big. Message to the rest of
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