May 9, 2025 • 34 mins
Trump’s tariffs aren’t what you think—this is 4D chess, and the Mar-a-Lago Accords are the real play. Yes, it starts with tariffs… then trade—but it goes way deeper. We’re talking global alliances, financial warfare, and a full-scale reset of the world order. Miss this, and you’ll miss the biggest geopolitical and financial shift of our lifetime—and the chance to front-run it. This fits perfectly into the Cycles Thesis I’ve been making videos about for the last 5 years. And what I just uncovered… shocked even me. By the end of this video, you’ll see how tariffs were just the bait—and how Trump may have hijacked the global monetary system without firing a single shot.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Trump's tariffs aren't what you think. Now, this is forty
chess and the Maralago Accords are the real play. Now, yes,
it starts with tariffs, then trade, but it goes way deeper.
We're talking about global alliances, financial warfare, and a full
scale reset of the world order. Now, if you miss this,
you're going to miss the biggest geopolitical and financial shift
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of our lifetime, and of course, the chance to front
run all of this. Now, this fits perfectly into the
cycle thesis I've been making videos about for the last
five years. But what I just uncovered shocked even me.
By the end of this video, you're gonna see how
tariffs were just debait and how Trump may have hijacked
the global monetary system without firing a single shot. Now,
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this video may be one of the biggest videos and
thesises I've laid out, maybe in years. So let's go
all right, We're gonna jump right in and just get
right to this. But I do want to let you
know that this may be one of the biggest videos,
the biggest thesis that I've put out in a long time. Now,
if you watch my videos regularly, you know that I
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love history and it's being made right now. I'm gonna
bring it back to some historical context. But listen, this
is big, all right. Stick with me. I'm gonna go
through this really quickly. There's a lot of details that
I could go into all these rabbit holes. If you
want any more of this, want me to double click
and go deeper on any of these, leave it in
the comments down below. And I do want to just say,
just just note, put your political biases and ideologies at
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the door. Okay, let's think through facts here. Let's use
historical reference I'm gonna bring to you, and we need
to zoom out so we can see the whole geopolitical
chessboard here. What happens is when you're looking at one
little thing, you miss what's going on. It's like when
my kids ask me if they could do something or
have something and I tell them no. They think I'm
mean because of that situation, but they don't have the
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perspective and the plan that I have. And so I
want you to keep that in mind. This is gonna
be big. Let's jump into it. Okay. So, what the
world is seeing right now, it's all over the news
is the chaos and the confusion, the rat behavior of
President Trump. He's rash. He just says things off the
cuff which are true. But they think that there's all
this erratic policy and it's created a lot of chaos,
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which it has. So we have a erratic policy. The
policies that he's thrown out have been bad. Uh well,
let me say, I don't want to see it's been bad.
They've looked bad in the short term. The week that
Trump pushed the global economy to the brink, the brink
of what the brink of collapse with tariffs, and then
he pulled back, so he pushed through the already almost
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crashed the whole world, and then he just changed his mind.
Is that really what's going on? Let's dive deeper into
this and again put your politics at the door. Let's
look at the facts. Now, this is what I'm talking about.
We see the Nasdaq crashing, crashing, crashing, crashing, crashing, a
little bounce, we thought we were going to get a deal,
it didn't and then crashing, crashing, crashing. Now these are
big gaps that we had right here. But then look
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at that reversal right there, So push the brink to
the collapse and then he just reversed. Now why, well,
we have all types of people in the media saying
he's an idiot. It isn't what he's doing. He's very
rash all of these things, and that he caved. So
what am I talking about he caved? Well, he put
out this on true Social which then went on to
x and Twitter, and he said, because of the lack
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of respect China shown to the world's markets, I'm here
by raising the tariff charge to China to one hundred
and twenty five percent effective immediately. So Trump put tariffs
on the world. He put them on China. China retaliated
and added thirty five percent. So then Trump said, hey,
if you don't remove that, I'll give you a tell.
I think it was like April eight or nine. If
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you don't remove that, I'm going to add another fifty percent.
So we added more. China said, okay, then we'll go
to eighty four percent, and he said, fine, then we'll
go to one twenty five percent. But that's not all.
So he started talking about this is what almost everybody
seemed to miss. So he started talking about that, and
then he said, so I'm adding more to China. But conversely,
and based on the fact that more than seventy five
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countries around the world have already called and started to
try to work out deals with the United States, then
he's going to drop that now he says that. Conversely,
what he says and based on the fact that more
than seventy five countries have already called the United States
and started trying to work out deals, he said that
at his strong suggestion, they have not retaliated anyway like
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China did. They've been trying to work out deal. So
for them, we're going to go into a ninety day
pause and a much much lower reciprocal tariff. So the
whole world super aggressive. China tries to ratchet up and retaliate, escalate,
which they did, and what Trump does is says, okay, fine,
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then everyone else we're going to drop it, except for China.
That's the key piece that we have to listen to.
And I'm gonna explain why. Now you've heard this saying,
you know, he's playing checkers, but everyone else is playing chess,
or he's playing for dy chess, and I hate those cliches,
but in this case, I'm going to break down the
forty chess through four layers, so you can see the
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whole game board. Now the point is is like, what
if these tariffs aren't actually the point it's not about
the tariffs. What if it's the bait to get the second, third,
and the fourth layer of chess. That's what I'm gonna
break down. But in order to put some perspective into this,
let's go back in the time machine. Remember this thing,
I show it all the time. Let's go back in
history so we can see the time when these things
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have happened in the past, so we have a little
bit of perspective on what's going on. You know what
they say about history, those who don't know what are
bound to repeat it, and those who don't know history
have no perspective to see the future. So there's a
couple of times things have happened. Now, you know. I
love cycles. I was saying that I've been talking about
cycles for five years. There's three revolutionary cycles that are
conversion at the same time. A fifty year technological cycle
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I call it the quantum wave cycle. There's an eighty
year financial revolution cycle, and a two hundred and fifty
year political revolution cycle, all converging right now. But let's
focus on just one right now, it's the eighty year
financial revolution cycle. So for context, in nineteen forty four,
the world got together and organized something known as the
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Breton Woods Agreement. So basically you had the world come together,
most of the world anyway, come together, and they established
a fixed exchange rate, so the dollar be backed by gold,
and all the currencies of the world would peg to
the US dollar. Thereby they'd be pegged gold, and thereby
they'd be convertible to gold. Now, this was aimed to
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promote international and economic cooperation and stability. So instead of
h country fighting and trying to do their own trade policies,
it's like, let's just bring everyone together and let's get
cooperation and stability, so the world could have massive prosperity.
And it worked. Look where the world went from nineteen
forty four until today. Of course, things have fallen apart.
Now a little bit further along, we had something in
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nineteen eighty five called the Plaza Accord, and again not
the whole world, the G five, the top five nations
in the world, got together and again all agreed together
to cooperate to depreciate the US dollar to address what
trade imbalances so again we got together here things started
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getting away from US, and so again we had these
massive trade imbalances, sort of like what Trump's talking about
right now. And so we need to get these trade
imbalances put back together. So let's get together the G
five and agree that the US will devalue the dollars
and thereby strengthen the other currencies, the Japanese and the
German Dutch mark. Okay, so this is what's happened throughout history,
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and so is it possible that in a time of
trade imbalances, and in a time when the world doesn't
have economic cooperation stability, that we need another global meeting
and another global cooperation Okay, let me set the stage
on that now. Okay, so we have basically the board
set again. Some people are playing checkers, some people are
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playing chess, and Trump is playing forty chess. Again. I
don't like the cliche, but we're going to go with it.
Let's look at what the four layers are. Okay. So
first of all, we have the illusion. It's not real,
it's not what everything is focused on, it's not what's
really going on. But it's the illusion of the one
d the one dimensional. This is the checkers, and that's
the terriffs. That's what everyone's focused on. Tariffs are the checkers,
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and they're saying that that's that's a surface level narrative.
First of all, right, it's too basic in front of us.
And because of that, it's fees and it's protectionism. The
US is trying to protect itself, which of course he
says they are. This is going to create trade wars
around the country, is going to disrupt global supply chains.
It's going to cause inflation in the United States. It's
going to cause the markets to crash, which you know,
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we've been seeing all this. We've been hearing all this,
and there's a lot of people even that I respect
that I follow, analysts that I follow, and they seem
to be caught in this one D frame. It's all tariffs.
Tariff's tariffs, all the results of terrafs and things like that. Now,
I do want to just say one thing. Here's a
frame that you have to keep in mind. Everything is
about trade offs. And when you understand that everything about
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trade offs, in order to get more of one, I
have to give up more of another. It's a tradeoff.
And because of that, it's not black and white. There's nuance,
and things can be good and bad at the same time. So,
for example, the tariffs prices go up, Okay, well that's bad,
I have to pay more, But it's good because the
America stronger, for example. So it's good and bad at
the same time. So remember that. So, but too many
analysts are caught in this one D frame without seeing
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three and four two, three and four. Let's talk about that.
But again that's not strategy. They're just playing checkers. They
just see the one dimension. Okay, now let's go to
two D chess. Let's go to the second order effect
or layer two. And this is to rebuild the US.
And so, of course, if you're paying attention, you've heard this.
Howard Lutnik, the you know, Secretary of Commerce, Scott Pasent,
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the Treasury Secretary, and even Trump himself have all said
as much that they want to bring manufacturing back to
the US, and so part of what they want to
do is by the protectionist measures, by adding tariffs, they
want to pressure companies to relocate back to the United States.
So they've said, you know, Trump's to day, if you
don't want to pay the tariffs, no BBO just move
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your factory to the United States, and so that is
part of the big plan. They've all been saying it,
and it's not just talk. Again, we have to look
at the data. We can see that it's actually working.
As a matter of fact, we have over three trillion
dollars just since this happened. Over three trillion dollars have
already been committed to coming back and being reinvested in
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the United States, or maybe four trillion worth of companies
moving back in the United States. We have Saudi Arabia
six hundred billion, in the UAE one point four trillion,
Apple five hundred billion, and Video one hundred billion, and
we can go on. Well, so it's working. This is
part of the plan. So this is the two D
chess and some people see this so the tariffs are
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the bait. Let's push the prices up and then let's
force companies to come back. Okay, that's good. This is
where the average think piece ends. So now people are like,
I'm seeing I'm seeing a second old Frex. But this
is where they end just getting started. Remember he's not
playing two D or three D, he's playing forty. So
let's go to the third level. Now what This is
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where the global game board starts getting rewritten. So realignment
not on goods, not on supply chains, not on products,
but we're talking about global alliances. We're talking about where
each nation's loyalty and policies align. This is a much
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bigger deal because if you're not paying attention, the world
is breaking apart. That's part of the two and fifty
year political revolution cycle. But as the world breaks apart,
we're moving into a multi a try or a multipolar world.
And we have at least two global trooper powers of
the United States and China battling out like two alpha
dogs fighting over a bone. And so the real move
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is we need to make a power move against the
adversary if you want to remain in power. And so
what we want to do is get a global real alignment,
and I say again, global alliances back to the United
States and away from China. So the real move here
on the third layer, the three D chess, is to
box China in. And that's exactly what the point of
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Trump's tweet was. Again, remember, if we pull that back up,
we put massive tariffs, unreasonably high tariffs against the entire world,
the whole world, freaks out. Everyone's thinking about what the
heck they're going to do, and then you just drop
it on the world, except for you increase it in China.
So then it's like, shoot, well I dodged a bullet.
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That's good. China, they're still on the bad They're on
the bad side, and nobody wants to be aligned with
the enemy. Right, So if I don't want those tariffs,
like I was just freaking out over my people don't
want that, I guess I should side with the United States.
And that's the global alignment they're talking about. So then
align the rest of the world against China and specifically
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create a new trading block. So what are you talking about?
So the alliance is not just the political alliances, but
the trading block alliances. So you've been hearing a lot
about the bricks, the bricks, the bricks. I've been talking
about it. The bricks is this rising coalition and it's
a trading block. Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
That's the bricks, and then a bunch of other nations
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are jumping in to be in that trading block, and
collectively they're trying to get their might to be very powerful.
But out of those countries Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa,
and a bunch of other smaller ones, who's the biggest China.
So China's building this trading block and getting everyone around
from the US. But the US could now use this
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to reorient, realign the trading block back over to the
US and isolate China. Are you starting to see it?
But look, that's only three D chess. We're only at
the third level. Let's go to one more level deep
and this is the four D chess. This is the
deeper level. And this is what we're calling the mar
Alago Accord. Why Mara a Lago accords? Well, like the
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Plaza Accords, we're done at the Plaza Hotel. Maur Lago
accords are being done at Trump's Mara Lago of course,
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going on? And then we'll cover what ultimately they want
to achieve on this. So number one, control the global
money rails, right, you've heard me say the quote from
Kissing Germany times. Control the food, control the people, control
the energy, control the content, control the money, control the world.
So control the global money l rails. There's a lot
of talk of China and all the golder accumulated and
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are they going to launch a goldback you Wan? Are
they going to launch a goldback cryptocurrency a CBDC things
like that? Are they going to start trading oil and
other things in Theywan? And all that? So could we
control the money rails and bring all that back to
the US. That's the fourth dimension is money itself, not trade,
not tariffs to get the trade, not just the manufacturing,
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not just the global alignment, but money itself. That's the
fourth level. So tariffs give the leverage, right, that's the
first order. Give us the leverage the manufacturing. Bringing the
manufacturer back gives this the foundation. Now there's a strong
economic foundation in the United States, which makes America investable again.
The new term that I'm coining. I'm going to break
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that down a little bit. And then we box in China.
That is the grand strategy here, and the goal is
to rewire the global financial system back around the US dollar.
The dollar has been the reserve currency of the world,
the global mont you know, global exchange of currency. And
like I said, the bricks want to challenge that. China
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wants to challenge that. And if we want to rewire
the entire system back around the US dollar. Trump wants
to make America great again, wants to do a lot
of things. But the mar Lago Accords, as we're calling them,
is basically think of it like this. It's Bretton Woods
two point zero. If you will plus plus Amazon Prime.
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What Breton Woods plus Amazon Prime plus. Yes, unfortunately, Cold
War two point zero. Let's break down those points. So
this would all be part of Trump's New Global Deal.
So FDR had the new Deal, Trump and then mar
A Lago could be the new Global Deal. Look, this
is not unusual for a president to do. FDR did
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the new Deal, right. Presidents do these things. They lead
the Plaza Cords. Nixon in seventy one, the Nixon shock
just decided to end the Bretonwoods agreement and pull the
dollar off of the gold standard, you know, latterly and
then suffing the ties of the rest of the world
to that. Presidents do these things, they do rewrite policy.
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This is a historical moment, like I talk about nineteen
forty four and nineteen eighty five and nineteen seventy one,
and here we are today with a new Global deal.
And what is that? Well, what am I talking about?
That's the Bretton Woods That's the New Global Deal. What
is Amazon Prime? Well, Amazon Prime is that for countries
to join number one peg their currency to the US dollar.
That's the Bretonwoods agreement. In Bretton Woods, they pegged it
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to the dollar, which is pegged the gold. So let's
get all the countries to come back and peg their currency.
The US dollar. Number one Bretonwoods Agreement, the New Deal.
Number two, pay for US security. That's Amazon Prime membership. Now,
this is what Trump's been banging the table on for
a long time. The countries in NATO don't pay their
fair share. Per the agreement in NATO, each nation was
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supposed to pay a percentage of their GDP towards this
global security. Now, the US has been policing the world
and spending lots of money on the military, but each
of these nations haven't been putting in their membership. They
have been paying their amount, and so peg it here,
joint pay your membership or get kicked out of Amazon Prime.
Pay for US security. And then Cold War two point
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zero is then pushed China over here and make the
whole world sort of angle against them and box them in. Now, also,
part of what was in the Plaza Court has allowed
the US dollar to weakend versus their other currency. So
when the world aligns or pegs the US dollar, we
need to allow the US dollar to weekend like we
did in the Plaza. Course, it's not unusual this happens.
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This has happened over and over and over. Okay, now
the mar A Lago endgame here, let's talk about really
what the endgame is. So Trump has talked about some
specific numbers. He once number one, restore manufacturing in the
United States to fifteen percent of GDP by twenty thirty.
I don't think that's an unreasonable number, not based off
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of the three or maybe four trillion dollars we've already
got committed. We could certainly get there. Now. There's a
lot of myths around tariff, like those are low level jobs.
T shirts and sneakers, We don't want those back. Can
the US really make iPhones? There's a lot of myths
around that, and that's a whole nother video. If you're
going to break down all those myths, let me know.
There's another myth around this, like well, in that a
tax on the American consumer. That's another myth. No, it's
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not a tax on the US consumer. Those tariff fees
are not paid by the consumer. They're paid by the
importer or by the exporter. Ask yourself, if the consumer
pays all the fees, then why do nations care about them?
There's another big mytho. I can make a video breaking
that down, and there's a whole bunch of other ones.
Let me know in the comments if you want that.
But this is the goal, fifteen percent of GDP by
twenty thirty. I think that's realistic. Number Two, keep the
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US dollar at sixty percent of global reserves. Currently right
now it's at fifty nine percent. So this has been falling.
It's been falling, falling, falling. You can see we're at
seventy back in nineteen ninety nine and we've gone from
seventy down to sixty or fifty nine percent now, so
it's been going down. The euro has kind of been
going up and down. It's basically been sitting at about
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twenty percent, and then the rest is sort of broken
down there. So the goal is, let's just keep it
where it's at at about fifty nine percent sixty percent.
Then what we want to do is we want to
rebuild the trading blocks, what we're calling a green block,
and that'd be getting about forty percent of the global
GDP back in line with US, under US control, US alignment,
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whatever you want to call that. So again, a lot
of this forty percent of global GP has gone to
the RICKS which is sort of centered around China, and
can we get at least forty percent, not an unreasonable number,
forty cent back to the US control. And then at
that point then trade becomes a weapon because the US alone,
just their trade in bounce with China isn't enough. China
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could just okay, we just won't sell it to the US.
We'll find other people to buy our stuff. It's happened before.
China used to buy the US soybeans. They don't buy
US soybeans anymore. The US found someone else to buy
their soybeans. Like that's how global trade works. So the
US alone isn't big enough. But if we get forty
percent of the global GDP, then we really have something.
And at that point, loyalty becomes access. So the rest
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of the world they do care about the US buying
their stuff, and the loyalty gives them access, not just
access in trade, this is a bigger one. Access of
US dollars. That's what the world needs is US dollars.
That's what the US exports is US dollars. And if
you want that access to the markets, but access to
the US dollars, swap blinds credit then you want to
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align yourself with the new maralago of chords. Okay, now,
is this possible? Maybe? Is there a lot of risk, certainly?
Are there a lot of unforeseen things and understanding consequences? Definitely,
But there's already been a lot of groundwork that's been
laid that I'm calling the hidden weapons. It's already happened.
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You already saw the news pieces come out, but maybe
you didn't understand what was going on. So these hidden
weapons allow this potential shift to the Marraloger coord become
much more likely. So let me break down what these
hidden weapons are. First of all, there's three strategic pieces
executive orders that Trump administration has already put into place
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this year. Number one a bitcoin strategy, Number two a
digital asset strategy, and number three a stable coin strategy
that was all put together sort of at the same time,
and most people probably didn't realize what the heck was
going on and how all this works together. Well, it's
basically an entire regime shift, right. The Biden administration was
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extremely antagonistic to these three things stable coins, cryptocurrencies, tokens, bitcoin,
et cetera. But the Trump regime has been completely different,
and they have a plan for all three of these
to work together. So number one, we have a bill
that's going through that's a stable Coin Transparency and Accountability Act.
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It's called the Stable Act, the Stable Act. We have
another one called the Genius Act. Then of course we
have the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. So all of those are
coming together. Now why why is that important? Well? Number one,
Trump points America to do great. He wants the American
people to have economic power to make money and save money,
and so we have bitcoin as a store value. Number two,
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we have the digital asset strategy, which allows companies to
cut through all the regulation, pass all the secs, pass
the millions of dollars for registration, and just go raise money. Quickly,
businesses start about raise money. Let's go build these things out.
And then ultimately the stable coin strategy. Now, the stable
cooin strategy is a strategic probably a national security strategic
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advantage for the United States, which is to push US
dollar dominance around the world based off of this reorder.
And that's going on. I will predict right now live.
I'm guessing three to five currencies won't make it past
twenty twenty five at the rate we're going. Currencies are
blowing up left and right. If you're in Lebanon or Turkey,
or Argentina or Venezuela or Peru or whatever, you're suffering
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really really high, if not hyper inflation in your currency.
And so you have to get out of that lira
or peso or whatever it is, and you want to
get into the dollar. You're probably not scrambling into bitcoin
right now. You're scrambling into the dollar. But you can't
get dollar. Your countries prohibit you from doing that. Capital
control laws keep it from doing that. But you can
get a token. You can get a US dollar stable
coin token. So the world, not the countries, the people
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around the world want dollars badly. They can't get them,
but through US stable coins they can. And so we've
seen US dollar all our stable coins blow up. We
have over two hundred and fifty billion dollars of US
dollar stable coins out there, but that was under a
hostile regime of the Biden administration attacking them. Now Trump
has made it an imperative to push this out as
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fast as possible, and so we'll get the US dollar
out there. Remember he wants to stay at sixty percent.
This is the secret weapon. We can see here just
a chart and some stats. We see I said two
hundred and fifty it's actually two hundred and thirty three billion.
Sorry man, a mistake there, And we can see it's
at USTD dominance of sixty one almost sixty two percent's
tether makes up the majority of that basket. Okay. And
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then the other secret weapon that we have to make
this more likely to happen. Again, the future is uncertain,
but again the groundwork has been laid. So this is
what I'm calling maaia, not maga, not maha, but instead
make America investible again. So by doing some of these things,
we want to make the dollar invest we want the
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country to be investable again. So a couple things that
we're doing. Number one, energy dominance. You've heard Trump, you know,
drill baby, drill, right. He wants to make America the
dominant energy superpower in the world, which is super important
because in order to build the future, we need energy.
The wealth of every nation has always come down to
the amount of energy that they have. But as we
move into the information age, the intelligence age, obviously the
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digital age, we need more and more and more energy
and we need it cheap, the opposite of what Germany
has done to their own economy. So we can see
here an executive order again laying the groundwork. President Trump
establishes the United States Investment Accelerator Make America investable again,
the Investment Accelerator. What does this do? It facilitates and
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accelerates investments above one billion dollars. So if you want
to spend a bunch of money in Nited States and
invest it into factories and things like that, over billion dollars, like,
let's just cut all the red tape, let's cut the
yellow tape. Let's get all the gunk out of the gears,
and let's just fast track that thing. So we want
to encourage companies to make large investments. By one, reducing
regulatory burdens, get rid of the regulations. Number two, speeding
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up permitting. Let's just get those permits through. Why wait
in five years to build a nuclear actor in this
case twenty years. Let's get that through right now. Number Three,
coordinating responses to investor issues across multiple federal agencies. So
you have to go through all these different agencies. Things
slow down. Let's just coordinate that. Make it happen fast.
Number five, facilitating collaboration with national laboratories. So let's again
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get that coordinations. Speed that up. Number six, working with
all fifty state governments and their economic development organizations in
each case according to applicle laws. So let's just get
all fifty states together so you don't have to deal
with each one one by one by one, a process
that could take years and years and years to do.
And ultimately the policy is to unleash economic prosperity, the
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investment accelerator, make America investable again. Now again we do
that with energy, dominance, deregulation, tax cuts. We have this
President Trump another executive order positions the US superpower in manufacturing.
And so we have right here one in Nvidia, the
world's undisputed leader in chip making, says per In Nvidia
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CEO Jensen Zwong, having the support of an administration who
cares about the success of this industry specifically listen, and
not allowing energy to be an obstacle. So all these
tech companies want to come here because energy Trump will
not allow energy to be an obstacle. Superpower and manufacturing deregulation,
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cut out the red tape. In Trump's first term, he
said for every new regulation he'd get rid of two,
he ended up getting rid of two point five. All right,
there's a track record of doing this. Tax cuts, get
rid of all the tax cuts. So if we bring
lots of abundant, cheap energy, we get rid of all
the regulations so they can build fast. We give them
massive tax cuts and incentives to come, and then we
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open up the financial rails. Now we're talking. Now we're talking.
That's why we have almost four billion dollars already committed
to come back here because he's making America investible again,
and with the open financial rails it allows even more
of that. But there's one more piece to this, you
see right now, It's like, is China's currency? Are their
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markets going to take away from the US? Will oil
be traded, other things be traded in the yuan? Will
it be goldback? All that? So if we can make
the dollar, make America very investable again, and at the
same time put China on the ropes and make them
devalue their currency to prop up and support their markets,
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then all of a sudden, China is less investible while
America is more investible. At the same time, are you
seeing the global board here. Now again, are there risks? Certainly,
that's the stakes when you're playing for global supremacy. Now,
chaos is negotiation. So again back to the where we
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originally started. A lot of people don't understand what's going on.
And Trump seems erradic and he causes a lot of chaos,
and he doesn't seem like he's doing He waffles back
and forth and all those things. Yeah, that's the strategy.
You've heard about this over and over. None of you
have probably taken the time to read it. But his
book called The Art of the Deal. If you'd like
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to know about how to negotiate deals, you should read
the book. Another one that's really good I love is
Never Split the Difference. It's another book about negotiations. And
so if you negotiate some of the biggest deals in
the world like Trump has done his whole career, or
you're negotiating on behalf of like the FBI, like Chris
Voss did, and Never Split the Difference, you understand high
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level stakes negotiations tactics. Now, one of the things that
you do when you're negotiating the deal. Not a car loan,
not a house. We're talking highst like people's lives or
you know, multi billion dollar deals. There's there's different tactics
that you use. One of which it's frequently used, is
called anchoring. It's a psychological tactic. So you know what
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you've heard from your from your mom or your dad
or whatever you've heard. Never never put the number out first, right,
because what if the number the other person does at
a higher, lower numbers soever. Okay, that's amateur hour. What
real pros do is they use anchoring. Anchoring is where
I set something so I control the narrative. I shift
the window so I'll throw out something extremely high and
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make them negotiate off of that. I want ten billion
dollars and then you settle that ten million, and it
sounds very reasonable, and so Trump doesn't cave. What he
does is he anchors really really high, like the whole
world's gonna get fifty percent tariffs, and they're like, whoa
fifty percent? And then he drops it. Okay, ten, well
ten sounds much better than fifty, right. So this is
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the art of the deal. This is anchoring. Agree with
it or not, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if
you'd like that tactic or not. Again, the world's best
negotiators the world use it, but understand there's a strategy
that's the key piece. It's not erratic, it's not sporadic,
it's intentional. So we have to understand that. Okay, now,
what does all this mean to us? Now that you
hopefully understand that there's a global chessboard and you understand
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the master plan. Again, is it guaranteed to work? Definitely not.
In a complex system. The law of unintended consequences tells
us there will be consequences to happen that we didn't
plan for. So we know that, we know there's a
lot of risk here. But what does it mean. Well,
for us, we want to understand what the real game is.
So hopefully you see this much clear. And the reason
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why we want to do that is we can understand
it's about money, it's about monetary power, it's about global dominance,
and for us mostly it's for investment opportunities. So if
we can start to see how money is going to
start shifting around the world, well we just go and
get there before the money shows up. That's what investors do,
and it allows us to then front run the future. It's
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like when Gretzky sked skate to where the puck is
going to be. We can front run the future. So
what do we see out of this? Well, we see
dollar rails being built up, US dollar stable coins, digital tokens,
things like that, and dollar dominance returning. We see bitcoin
returning in a really big way. And we see gold.
You've been watching gold gold as well. Because the global
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monetary system is being rebuilt. The Fiat system has been exposed,
the cracks have been shown, and that's not the future.
This is the future, which is why it's taking off.
We also want to front run the future of US
aligned investments. Again, it's already coming, it's already announced, the
groundworkers already laid this is happening. We want to get
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there before the puck does. Okay, so the the piece
I'll leave you with is that we are not in
a trade war, which it seems like that's on the
surface level. That's one d. There's a monetary war, control
over the money controls the world. The battlefield, unfortunately, is
our portfolios. And you can show to have your portfolio
completely decimated, or you can choose to have your portfolio
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and blow up. As long as you understand the global
chess board, and you don't allow politics and political ideology
to get in your way. Now, if you want to
know more about how I think China could potentially lose this,
you might want to understand what their second fatal mistake is,
and you can watch this video right here. Otherwise, if
you want me to dive into any of these topics
that we talked about, put it in the comments down
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below and I'll expand on this. We'll make videos we'll
double click into that. Give me thumbs up if you're
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out
Trump's tariffs aren't what you think. Now, this is forty
chess and the Maralago Accords are the real play. Now, yes,
it starts with tariffs, then trade, but it goes way deeper.
We're talking about global alliances, financial warfare, and a full
scale reset of the world order. Now, if you miss this,
you're going to miss the biggest geopolitical and financial shift
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of our lifetime, and of course, the chance to front
run all of this. Now, this fits perfectly into the
cycle thesis I've been making videos about for the last
five years. But what I just uncovered shocked even me.
By the end of this video, you're gonna see how
tariffs were just debait and how Trump may have hijacked
the global monetary system without firing a single shot. Now,
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this video may be one of the biggest videos and
thesises I've laid out, maybe in years. So let's go
all right, We're gonna jump right in and just get
right to this. But I do want to let you
know that this may be one of the biggest videos,
the biggest thesis that I've put out in a long time. Now,
if you watch my videos regularly, you know that I
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love history and it's being made right now. I'm gonna
bring it back to some historical context. But listen, this
is big, all right. Stick with me. I'm gonna go
through this really quickly. There's a lot of details that
I could go into all these rabbit holes. If you
want any more of this, want me to double click
and go deeper on any of these, leave it in
the comments down below. And I do want to just say,
just just note, put your political biases and ideologies at
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the door. Okay, let's think through facts here. Let's use
historical reference I'm gonna bring to you, and we need
to zoom out so we can see the whole geopolitical
chessboard here. What happens is when you're looking at one
little thing, you miss what's going on. It's like when
my kids ask me if they could do something or
have something and I tell them no. They think I'm
mean because of that situation, but they don't have the
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perspective and the plan that I have. And so I
want you to keep that in mind. This is gonna
be big. Let's jump into it. Okay. So, what the
world is seeing right now, it's all over the news
is the chaos and the confusion, the rat behavior of
President Trump. He's rash. He just says things off the
cuff which are true. But they think that there's all
this erratic policy and it's created a lot of chaos,
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which it has. So we have a erratic policy. The
policies that he's thrown out have been bad. Uh well,
let me say, I don't want to see it's been bad.
They've looked bad in the short term. The week that
Trump pushed the global economy to the brink, the brink
of what the brink of collapse with tariffs, and then
he pulled back, so he pushed through the already almost
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crashed the whole world, and then he just changed his mind.
Is that really what's going on? Let's dive deeper into
this and again put your politics at the door. Let's
look at the facts. Now, this is what I'm talking about.
We see the Nasdaq crashing, crashing, crashing, crashing, crashing, a
little bounce, we thought we were going to get a deal,
it didn't and then crashing, crashing, crashing. Now these are
big gaps that we had right here. But then look
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at that reversal right there, So push the brink to
the collapse and then he just reversed. Now why, well,
we have all types of people in the media saying
he's an idiot. It isn't what he's doing. He's very
rash all of these things, and that he caved. So
what am I talking about he caved? Well, he put
out this on true Social which then went on to
x and Twitter, and he said, because of the lack
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of respect China shown to the world's markets, I'm here
by raising the tariff charge to China to one hundred
and twenty five percent effective immediately. So Trump put tariffs
on the world. He put them on China. China retaliated
and added thirty five percent. So then Trump said, hey,
if you don't remove that, I'll give you a tell.
I think it was like April eight or nine. If
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you don't remove that, I'm going to add another fifty percent.
So we added more. China said, okay, then we'll go
to eighty four percent, and he said, fine, then we'll
go to one twenty five percent. But that's not all.
So he started talking about this is what almost everybody
seemed to miss. So he started talking about that, and
then he said, so I'm adding more to China. But conversely,
and based on the fact that more than seventy five
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countries around the world have already called and started to
try to work out deals with the United States, then
he's going to drop that now he says that. Conversely,
what he says and based on the fact that more
than seventy five countries have already called the United States
and started trying to work out deals, he said that
at his strong suggestion, they have not retaliated anyway like
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China did. They've been trying to work out deal. So
for them, we're going to go into a ninety day
pause and a much much lower reciprocal tariff. So the
whole world super aggressive. China tries to ratchet up and retaliate, escalate,
which they did, and what Trump does is says, okay, fine,
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then everyone else we're going to drop it, except for China.
That's the key piece that we have to listen to.
And I'm gonna explain why. Now you've heard this saying,
you know, he's playing checkers, but everyone else is playing chess,
or he's playing for dy chess, and I hate those cliches,
but in this case, I'm going to break down the
forty chess through four layers, so you can see the
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whole game board. Now the point is is like, what
if these tariffs aren't actually the point it's not about
the tariffs. What if it's the bait to get the second, third,
and the fourth layer of chess. That's what I'm gonna
break down. But in order to put some perspective into this,
let's go back in the time machine. Remember this thing,
I show it all the time. Let's go back in
history so we can see the time when these things
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have happened in the past, so we have a little
bit of perspective on what's going on. You know what
they say about history, those who don't know what are
bound to repeat it, and those who don't know history
have no perspective to see the future. So there's a
couple of times things have happened. Now, you know. I
love cycles. I was saying that I've been talking about
cycles for five years. There's three revolutionary cycles that are
conversion at the same time. A fifty year technological cycle
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I call it the quantum wave cycle. There's an eighty
year financial revolution cycle, and a two hundred and fifty
year political revolution cycle, all converging right now. But let's
focus on just one right now, it's the eighty year
financial revolution cycle. So for context, in nineteen forty four,
the world got together and organized something known as the
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Breton Woods Agreement. So basically you had the world come together,
most of the world anyway, come together, and they established
a fixed exchange rate, so the dollar be backed by gold,
and all the currencies of the world would peg to
the US dollar. Thereby they'd be pegged gold, and thereby
they'd be convertible to gold. Now, this was aimed to
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promote international and economic cooperation and stability. So instead of
h country fighting and trying to do their own trade policies,
it's like, let's just bring everyone together and let's get
cooperation and stability, so the world could have massive prosperity.
And it worked. Look where the world went from nineteen
forty four until today. Of course, things have fallen apart.
Now a little bit further along, we had something in
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nineteen eighty five called the Plaza Accord, and again not
the whole world, the G five, the top five nations
in the world, got together and again all agreed together
to cooperate to depreciate the US dollar to address what
trade imbalances so again we got together here things started
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getting away from US, and so again we had these
massive trade imbalances, sort of like what Trump's talking about
right now. And so we need to get these trade
imbalances put back together. So let's get together the G
five and agree that the US will devalue the dollars
and thereby strengthen the other currencies, the Japanese and the
German Dutch mark. Okay, so this is what's happened throughout history,
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and so is it possible that in a time of
trade imbalances, and in a time when the world doesn't
have economic cooperation stability, that we need another global meeting
and another global cooperation Okay, let me set the stage
on that now. Okay, so we have basically the board
set again. Some people are playing checkers, some people are
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playing chess, and Trump is playing forty chess. Again. I
don't like the cliche, but we're going to go with it.
Let's look at what the four layers are. Okay. So
first of all, we have the illusion. It's not real,
it's not what everything is focused on, it's not what's
really going on. But it's the illusion of the one
d the one dimensional. This is the checkers, and that's
the terriffs. That's what everyone's focused on. Tariffs are the checkers,
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and they're saying that that's that's a surface level narrative.
First of all, right, it's too basic in front of us.
And because of that, it's fees and it's protectionism. The
US is trying to protect itself, which of course he
says they are. This is going to create trade wars
around the country, is going to disrupt global supply chains.
It's going to cause inflation in the United States. It's
going to cause the markets to crash, which you know,
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we've been seeing all this. We've been hearing all this,
and there's a lot of people even that I respect
that I follow, analysts that I follow, and they seem
to be caught in this one D frame. It's all tariffs.
Tariff's tariffs, all the results of terrafs and things like that. Now,
I do want to just say one thing. Here's a
frame that you have to keep in mind. Everything is
about trade offs. And when you understand that everything about
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trade offs, in order to get more of one, I
have to give up more of another. It's a tradeoff.
And because of that, it's not black and white. There's nuance,
and things can be good and bad at the same time. So,
for example, the tariffs prices go up, Okay, well that's bad,
I have to pay more, But it's good because the
America stronger, for example. So it's good and bad at
the same time. So remember that. So, but too many
analysts are caught in this one D frame without seeing
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three and four two, three and four. Let's talk about that.
But again that's not strategy. They're just playing checkers. They
just see the one dimension. Okay, now let's go to
two D chess. Let's go to the second order effect
or layer two. And this is to rebuild the US.
And so, of course, if you're paying attention, you've heard this.
Howard Lutnik, the you know, Secretary of Commerce, Scott Pasent,
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the Treasury Secretary, and even Trump himself have all said
as much that they want to bring manufacturing back to
the US, and so part of what they want to
do is by the protectionist measures, by adding tariffs, they
want to pressure companies to relocate back to the United States.
So they've said, you know, Trump's to day, if you
don't want to pay the tariffs, no BBO just move
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your factory to the United States, and so that is
part of the big plan. They've all been saying it,
and it's not just talk. Again, we have to look
at the data. We can see that it's actually working.
As a matter of fact, we have over three trillion
dollars just since this happened. Over three trillion dollars have
already been committed to coming back and being reinvested in
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the United States, or maybe four trillion worth of companies
moving back in the United States. We have Saudi Arabia
six hundred billion, in the UAE one point four trillion,
Apple five hundred billion, and Video one hundred billion, and
we can go on. Well, so it's working. This is
part of the plan. So this is the two D
chess and some people see this so the tariffs are
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the bait. Let's push the prices up and then let's
force companies to come back. Okay, that's good. This is
where the average think piece ends. So now people are like,
I'm seeing I'm seeing a second old Frex. But this
is where they end just getting started. Remember he's not
playing two D or three D, he's playing forty. So
let's go to the third level. Now what This is
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where the global game board starts getting rewritten. So realignment
not on goods, not on supply chains, not on products,
but we're talking about global alliances. We're talking about where
each nation's loyalty and policies align. This is a much
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bigger deal because if you're not paying attention, the world
is breaking apart. That's part of the two and fifty
year political revolution cycle. But as the world breaks apart,
we're moving into a multi a try or a multipolar world.
And we have at least two global trooper powers of
the United States and China battling out like two alpha
dogs fighting over a bone. And so the real move
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is we need to make a power move against the
adversary if you want to remain in power. And so
what we want to do is get a global real alignment,
and I say again, global alliances back to the United
States and away from China. So the real move here
on the third layer, the three D chess, is to
box China in. And that's exactly what the point of
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Trump's tweet was. Again, remember, if we pull that back up,
we put massive tariffs, unreasonably high tariffs against the entire world,
the whole world, freaks out. Everyone's thinking about what the
heck they're going to do, and then you just drop
it on the world, except for you increase it in China.
So then it's like, shoot, well I dodged a bullet.
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That's good. China, they're still on the bad They're on
the bad side, and nobody wants to be aligned with
the enemy. Right, So if I don't want those tariffs,
like I was just freaking out over my people don't
want that, I guess I should side with the United States.
And that's the global alignment they're talking about. So then
align the rest of the world against China and specifically
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create a new trading block. So what are you talking about?
So the alliance is not just the political alliances, but
the trading block alliances. So you've been hearing a lot
about the bricks, the bricks, the bricks. I've been talking
about it. The bricks is this rising coalition and it's
a trading block. Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
That's the bricks, and then a bunch of other nations
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are jumping in to be in that trading block, and
collectively they're trying to get their might to be very powerful.
But out of those countries Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa,
and a bunch of other smaller ones, who's the biggest China.
So China's building this trading block and getting everyone around
from the US. But the US could now use this
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to reorient, realign the trading block back over to the
US and isolate China. Are you starting to see it?
But look, that's only three D chess. We're only at
the third level. Let's go to one more level deep
and this is the four D chess. This is the
deeper level. And this is what we're calling the mar
Alago Accord. Why Mara a Lago accords? Well, like the
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Plaza Accords, we're done at the Plaza Hotel. Maur Lago
accords are being done at Trump's Mara Lago of course,
So what the heck is the Marlago Accords. Let's break
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going on? And then we'll cover what ultimately they want
to achieve on this. So number one, control the global
money rails, right, you've heard me say the quote from
Kissing Germany times. Control the food, control the people, control
the energy, control the content, control the money, control the world.
So control the global money l rails. There's a lot
of talk of China and all the golder accumulated and
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are they going to launch a goldback you Wan? Are
they going to launch a goldback cryptocurrency a CBDC things
like that? Are they going to start trading oil and
other things in Theywan? And all that? So could we
control the money rails and bring all that back to
the US. That's the fourth dimension is money itself, not trade,
not tariffs to get the trade, not just the manufacturing,
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not just the global alignment, but money itself. That's the
fourth level. So tariffs give the leverage, right, that's the
first order. Give us the leverage the manufacturing. Bringing the
manufacturer back gives this the foundation. Now there's a strong
economic foundation in the United States, which makes America investable again.
The new term that I'm coining. I'm going to break
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that down a little bit. And then we box in China.
That is the grand strategy here, and the goal is
to rewire the global financial system back around the US dollar.
The dollar has been the reserve currency of the world,
the global mont you know, global exchange of currency. And
like I said, the bricks want to challenge that. China
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wants to challenge that. And if we want to rewire
the entire system back around the US dollar. Trump wants
to make America great again, wants to do a lot
of things. But the mar Lago Accords, as we're calling them,
is basically think of it like this. It's Bretton Woods
two point zero. If you will plus plus Amazon Prime.
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What Breton Woods plus Amazon Prime plus. Yes, unfortunately, Cold
War two point zero. Let's break down those points. So
this would all be part of Trump's New Global Deal.
So FDR had the new Deal, Trump and then mar
A Lago could be the new Global Deal. Look, this
is not unusual for a president to do. FDR did
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the new Deal, right. Presidents do these things. They lead
the Plaza Cords. Nixon in seventy one, the Nixon shock
just decided to end the Bretonwoods agreement and pull the
dollar off of the gold standard, you know, latterly and
then suffing the ties of the rest of the world
to that. Presidents do these things, they do rewrite policy.
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This is a historical moment, like I talk about nineteen
forty four and nineteen eighty five and nineteen seventy one,
and here we are today with a new Global deal.
And what is that? Well, what am I talking about?
That's the Bretton Woods That's the New Global Deal. What
is Amazon Prime? Well, Amazon Prime is that for countries
to join number one peg their currency to the US dollar.
That's the Bretonwoods agreement. In Bretton Woods, they pegged it
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to the dollar, which is pegged the gold. So let's
get all the countries to come back and peg their currency.
The US dollar. Number one Bretonwoods Agreement, the New Deal.
Number two, pay for US security. That's Amazon Prime membership. Now,
this is what Trump's been banging the table on for
a long time. The countries in NATO don't pay their
fair share. Per the agreement in NATO, each nation was
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supposed to pay a percentage of their GDP towards this
global security. Now, the US has been policing the world
and spending lots of money on the military, but each
of these nations haven't been putting in their membership. They
have been paying their amount, and so peg it here,
joint pay your membership or get kicked out of Amazon Prime.
Pay for US security. And then Cold War two point
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zero is then pushed China over here and make the
whole world sort of angle against them and box them in. Now, also,
part of what was in the Plaza Court has allowed
the US dollar to weakend versus their other currency. So
when the world aligns or pegs the US dollar, we
need to allow the US dollar to weekend like we
did in the Plaza. Course, it's not unusual this happens.
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This has happened over and over and over. Okay, now
the mar A Lago endgame here, let's talk about really
what the endgame is. So Trump has talked about some
specific numbers. He once number one, restore manufacturing in the
United States to fifteen percent of GDP by twenty thirty.
I don't think that's an unreasonable number, not based off
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of the three or maybe four trillion dollars we've already
got committed. We could certainly get there. Now. There's a
lot of myths around tariff, like those are low level jobs.
T shirts and sneakers, We don't want those back. Can
the US really make iPhones? There's a lot of myths
around that, and that's a whole nother video. If you're
going to break down all those myths, let me know.
There's another myth around this, like well, in that a
tax on the American consumer. That's another myth. No, it's
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not a tax on the US consumer. Those tariff fees
are not paid by the consumer. They're paid by the
importer or by the exporter. Ask yourself, if the consumer
pays all the fees, then why do nations care about them?
There's another big mytho. I can make a video breaking
that down, and there's a whole bunch of other ones.
Let me know in the comments if you want that.
But this is the goal, fifteen percent of GDP by
twenty thirty. I think that's realistic. Number Two, keep the
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US dollar at sixty percent of global reserves. Currently right
now it's at fifty nine percent. So this has been falling.
It's been falling, falling, falling. You can see we're at
seventy back in nineteen ninety nine and we've gone from
seventy down to sixty or fifty nine percent now, so
it's been going down. The euro has kind of been
going up and down. It's basically been sitting at about
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twenty percent, and then the rest is sort of broken
down there. So the goal is, let's just keep it
where it's at at about fifty nine percent sixty percent.
Then what we want to do is we want to
rebuild the trading blocks, what we're calling a green block,
and that'd be getting about forty percent of the global
GDP back in line with US, under US control, US alignment,
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whatever you want to call that. So again, a lot
of this forty percent of global GP has gone to
the RICKS which is sort of centered around China, and
can we get at least forty percent, not an unreasonable number,
forty cent back to the US control. And then at
that point then trade becomes a weapon because the US alone,
just their trade in bounce with China isn't enough. China
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could just okay, we just won't sell it to the US.
We'll find other people to buy our stuff. It's happened before.
China used to buy the US soybeans. They don't buy
US soybeans anymore. The US found someone else to buy
their soybeans. Like that's how global trade works. So the
US alone isn't big enough. But if we get forty
percent of the global GDP, then we really have something.
And at that point, loyalty becomes access. So the rest
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of the world they do care about the US buying
their stuff, and the loyalty gives them access, not just
access in trade, this is a bigger one. Access of
US dollars. That's what the world needs is US dollars.
That's what the US exports is US dollars. And if
you want that access to the markets, but access to
the US dollars, swap blinds credit then you want to
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align yourself with the new maralago of chords. Okay, now,
is this possible? Maybe? Is there a lot of risk, certainly?
Are there a lot of unforeseen things and understanding consequences? Definitely,
But there's already been a lot of groundwork that's been
laid that I'm calling the hidden weapons. It's already happened.
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You already saw the news pieces come out, but maybe
you didn't understand what was going on. So these hidden
weapons allow this potential shift to the Marraloger coord become
much more likely. So let me break down what these
hidden weapons are. First of all, there's three strategic pieces
executive orders that Trump administration has already put into place
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this year. Number one a bitcoin strategy, Number two a
digital asset strategy, and number three a stable coin strategy
that was all put together sort of at the same time,
and most people probably didn't realize what the heck was
going on and how all this works together. Well, it's
basically an entire regime shift, right. The Biden administration was
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extremely antagonistic to these three things stable coins, cryptocurrencies, tokens, bitcoin,
et cetera. But the Trump regime has been completely different,
and they have a plan for all three of these
to work together. So number one, we have a bill
that's going through that's a stable Coin Transparency and Accountability Act.
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It's called the Stable Act, the Stable Act. We have
another one called the Genius Act. Then of course we
have the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. So all of those are
coming together. Now why why is that important? Well? Number one,
Trump points America to do great. He wants the American
people to have economic power to make money and save money,
and so we have bitcoin as a store value. Number two,
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we have the digital asset strategy, which allows companies to
cut through all the regulation, pass all the secs, pass
the millions of dollars for registration, and just go raise money. Quickly,
businesses start about raise money. Let's go build these things out.
And then ultimately the stable coin strategy. Now, the stable
cooin strategy is a strategic probably a national security strategic
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advantage for the United States, which is to push US
dollar dominance around the world based off of this reorder.
And that's going on. I will predict right now live.
I'm guessing three to five currencies won't make it past
twenty twenty five at the rate we're going. Currencies are
blowing up left and right. If you're in Lebanon or Turkey,
or Argentina or Venezuela or Peru or whatever, you're suffering
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really really high, if not hyper inflation in your currency.
And so you have to get out of that lira
or peso or whatever it is, and you want to
get into the dollar. You're probably not scrambling into bitcoin
right now. You're scrambling into the dollar. But you can't
get dollar. Your countries prohibit you from doing that. Capital
control laws keep it from doing that. But you can
get a token. You can get a US dollar stable
coin token. So the world, not the countries, the people
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around the world want dollars badly. They can't get them,
but through US stable coins they can. And so we've
seen US dollar all our stable coins blow up. We
have over two hundred and fifty billion dollars of US
dollar stable coins out there, but that was under a
hostile regime of the Biden administration attacking them. Now Trump
has made it an imperative to push this out as
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fast as possible, and so we'll get the US dollar
out there. Remember he wants to stay at sixty percent.
This is the secret weapon. We can see here just
a chart and some stats. We see I said two
hundred and fifty it's actually two hundred and thirty three billion.
Sorry man, a mistake there, And we can see it's
at USTD dominance of sixty one almost sixty two percent's
tether makes up the majority of that basket. Okay. And
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then the other secret weapon that we have to make
this more likely to happen. Again, the future is uncertain,
but again the groundwork has been laid. So this is
what I'm calling maaia, not maga, not maha, but instead
make America investible again. So by doing some of these things,
we want to make the dollar invest we want the
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country to be investable again. So a couple things that
we're doing. Number one, energy dominance. You've heard Trump, you know,
drill baby, drill, right. He wants to make America the
dominant energy superpower in the world, which is super important
because in order to build the future, we need energy.
The wealth of every nation has always come down to
the amount of energy that they have. But as we
move into the information age, the intelligence age, obviously the
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digital age, we need more and more and more energy
and we need it cheap, the opposite of what Germany
has done to their own economy. So we can see
here an executive order again laying the groundwork. President Trump
establishes the United States Investment Accelerator Make America investable again,
the Investment Accelerator. What does this do? It facilitates and
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accelerates investments above one billion dollars. So if you want
to spend a bunch of money in Nited States and
invest it into factories and things like that, over billion dollars, like,
let's just cut all the red tape, let's cut the
yellow tape. Let's get all the gunk out of the gears,
and let's just fast track that thing. So we want
to encourage companies to make large investments. By one, reducing
regulatory burdens, get rid of the regulations. Number two, speeding
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up permitting. Let's just get those permits through. Why wait
in five years to build a nuclear actor in this
case twenty years. Let's get that through right now. Number Three,
coordinating responses to investor issues across multiple federal agencies. So
you have to go through all these different agencies. Things
slow down. Let's just coordinate that. Make it happen fast.
Number five, facilitating collaboration with national laboratories. So let's again
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get that coordinations. Speed that up. Number six, working with
all fifty state governments and their economic development organizations in
each case according to applicle laws. So let's just get
all fifty states together so you don't have to deal
with each one one by one by one, a process
that could take years and years and years to do.
And ultimately the policy is to unleash economic prosperity, the
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investment accelerator, make America investable again. Now again we do
that with energy, dominance, deregulation, tax cuts. We have this
President Trump another executive order positions the US superpower in manufacturing.
And so we have right here one in Nvidia, the
world's undisputed leader in chip making, says per In Nvidia
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CEO Jensen Zwong, having the support of an administration who
cares about the success of this industry specifically listen, and
not allowing energy to be an obstacle. So all these
tech companies want to come here because energy Trump will
not allow energy to be an obstacle. Superpower and manufacturing deregulation,
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cut out the red tape. In Trump's first term, he
said for every new regulation he'd get rid of two,
he ended up getting rid of two point five. All right,
there's a track record of doing this. Tax cuts, get
rid of all the tax cuts. So if we bring
lots of abundant, cheap energy, we get rid of all
the regulations so they can build fast. We give them
massive tax cuts and incentives to come, and then we
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open up the financial rails. Now we're talking. Now we're talking.
That's why we have almost four billion dollars already committed
to come back here because he's making America investible again,
and with the open financial rails it allows even more
of that. But there's one more piece to this, you
see right now, It's like, is China's currency? Are their
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markets going to take away from the US? Will oil
be traded, other things be traded in the yuan? Will
it be goldback? All that? So if we can make
the dollar, make America very investable again, and at the
same time put China on the ropes and make them
devalue their currency to prop up and support their markets,
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then all of a sudden, China is less investible while
America is more investible. At the same time, are you
seeing the global board here. Now again, are there risks? Certainly,
that's the stakes when you're playing for global supremacy. Now,
chaos is negotiation. So again back to the where we
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originally started. A lot of people don't understand what's going on.
And Trump seems erradic and he causes a lot of chaos,
and he doesn't seem like he's doing He waffles back
and forth and all those things. Yeah, that's the strategy.
You've heard about this over and over. None of you
have probably taken the time to read it. But his
book called The Art of the Deal. If you'd like
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to know about how to negotiate deals, you should read
the book. Another one that's really good I love is
Never Split the Difference. It's another book about negotiations. And
so if you negotiate some of the biggest deals in
the world like Trump has done his whole career, or
you're negotiating on behalf of like the FBI, like Chris
Voss did, and Never Split the Difference, you understand high
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level stakes negotiations tactics. Now, one of the things that
you do when you're negotiating the deal. Not a car loan,
not a house. We're talking highst like people's lives or
you know, multi billion dollar deals. There's there's different tactics
that you use. One of which it's frequently used, is
called anchoring. It's a psychological tactic. So you know what
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you've heard from your from your mom or your dad
or whatever you've heard. Never never put the number out first, right,
because what if the number the other person does at
a higher, lower numbers soever. Okay, that's amateur hour. What
real pros do is they use anchoring. Anchoring is where
I set something so I control the narrative. I shift
the window so I'll throw out something extremely high and
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make them negotiate off of that. I want ten billion
dollars and then you settle that ten million, and it
sounds very reasonable, and so Trump doesn't cave. What he
does is he anchors really really high, like the whole
world's gonna get fifty percent tariffs, and they're like, whoa
fifty percent? And then he drops it. Okay, ten, well
ten sounds much better than fifty, right. So this is
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the art of the deal. This is anchoring. Agree with
it or not, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if
you'd like that tactic or not. Again, the world's best
negotiators the world use it, but understand there's a strategy
that's the key piece. It's not erratic, it's not sporadic,
it's intentional. So we have to understand that. Okay, now,
what does all this mean to us? Now that you
hopefully understand that there's a global chessboard and you understand
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the master plan. Again, is it guaranteed to work? Definitely not.
In a complex system. The law of unintended consequences tells
us there will be consequences to happen that we didn't
plan for. So we know that, we know there's a
lot of risk here. But what does it mean. Well,
for us, we want to understand what the real game is.
So hopefully you see this much clear. And the reason
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why we want to do that is we can understand
it's about money, it's about monetary power, it's about global dominance,
and for us mostly it's for investment opportunities. So if
we can start to see how money is going to
start shifting around the world, well we just go and
get there before the money shows up. That's what investors do,
and it allows us to then front run the future. It's
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like when Gretzky sked skate to where the puck is
going to be. We can front run the future. So
what do we see out of this? Well, we see
dollar rails being built up, US dollar stable coins, digital tokens,
things like that, and dollar dominance returning. We see bitcoin
returning in a really big way. And we see gold.
You've been watching gold gold as well. Because the global
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monetary system is being rebuilt. The Fiat system has been exposed,
the cracks have been shown, and that's not the future.
This is the future, which is why it's taking off.
We also want to front run the future of US
aligned investments. Again, it's already coming, it's already announced, the
groundworkers already laid this is happening. We want to get
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there before the puck does. Okay, so the the piece
I'll leave you with is that we are not in
a trade war, which it seems like that's on the
surface level. That's one d. There's a monetary war, control
over the money controls the world. The battlefield, unfortunately, is
our portfolios. And you can show to have your portfolio
completely decimated, or you can choose to have your portfolio
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and blow up. As long as you understand the global
chess board, and you don't allow politics and political ideology
to get in your way. Now, if you want to
know more about how I think China could potentially lose this,
you might want to understand what their second fatal mistake is,
and you can watch this video right here. Otherwise, if
you want me to dive into any of these topics
that we talked about, put it in the comments down
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below and I'll expand on this. We'll make videos we'll
double click into that. Give me thumbs up if you're
like it, thumbs down if you don't either way, let
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