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the things that manifestors up.

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Praise, give it, praise, praise, praise.

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You gotta manifest things.

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My spirits been wreaking me up and now, I got
a lot of good things to look forwards you I
want to say. I want to say, I want to say,
give me some praise because I'm trying to stay a week.

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You're trying to fay that that's again, I'm trying to
stay a week. I want to say, I want beautyfulan
intelligent black man.

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How much to you from all love the universe? I
produce the show, I direct the topics, I broadcast all
the shows. I do all the sound efecks based on
the platform provided by the agency. We just all have
more labor in our lives. It's basically when you in
about three hours of sleep, I want to tell you,
no matter what you think about in life, you're gonna
have people on your side and people not against Like

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you gotta find who's.

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On your team. Just like coltus forty seven, he's funding
out who's on his team. There's an insider trading going on.
You know. That's the reason Mark that's doing with the prison.

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When someone tells you that now's a good time to buy,
he wasn't talking to nine to five ers. You're talking
to the one percenters. You hear someone of that on
Big State Sports today, and.

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We're in getting the hole.

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Wait for people to get the hole down and Gusta Georgia,
you want to get in the hole, how about get
out of the hole.

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When the porters was telling us cornies, we're gonna take.

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The universe, just like can look at the Genesis.

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One three where God said reparations now reparations whatever, and
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Andy.

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Shit was good. When somebody's leading back, you gotta lean
back in life all fraid level war. I want to
say about today's show, as you know what it take.
Depending got say. If you're doubt on me by now,
you'll never never know me.

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I bring your sports. I been your world news, I've
been your real talk. I love figuring your real talk,
but I also love elucidating this subject from others, expert minds,
years exper mind some praise because a mine is a
template in the waist and.

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I don't want to waste my mind.

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I get out.

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I get out and started walking this morning. I actually
been walking about seven thirty.

Speaker 6 (09:51):
No, I'm going to get out about it eight, but
I'm trying to get it going earlier now because I
want to get that energy that I'm looking forward. I
was watching this brother on the internet and he was
talking about how the juice food and he doesn't anything
that doesn't come out of the ground. Well, I said, well,
I gotta work on that part. But I am starting
to do a lot of my food using Last night
I had some tudor, I had some spinach, I had

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some pickles. I had turmeric, black pepper, and some some
cayenne pepper, and in the case, I have some bell peppers.
I cut it all up and I mix it together
with little I put a little seasoning and some salad
dressing on there, and I just mix it in together
and eat it like a salad and.

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It tastes go good. I want to give it some praise,
give it praise, praise, praise.

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But sometime when it's time to come out, he's like
the movie The Khaki Beats your Somethy.

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Says, get out.

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You gotta find you, gotta get you to eating like that,
because when it's time to get out, it's like get out.

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And I had to I had to make sure I
get out the right way, all sparing level with give.

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It getting out the right way. So I'm praise.

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I love so much about God. I'm so emboldened God.
I'm telling you with all my heart, mind bodies, I'm thinking.

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One hundred million dollars and you know it's true.

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God, if you could do it by manipulating this talk
market and why that big seed? And I'm just thinking,
your Lord, I know I'm onto something great. I appreciate
everything that's going on in my life right now.

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I just want to make that quantum leap.

Speaker 6 (11:20):
I'm asking people right now, But when I'm asking myself,
if you give yourself a great and.

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Get real with life, what would you give yourself when
it comes to your physical health? Unascaled of one to ten.
You can keep it to yourself. What you say you
give yourself on your financial health UNA scale of one
to ten.

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You can keep the answer to yourself.

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What I when it comes to your to your love life?
What do you giving yourself?

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Una scaled one to ten. I'm not I'm not talking
about people that want to come around to smash it.
They want to smash you like a fast food restaurant.
They don't want to keep it, they want to smash.
I'm saying, do you have anyone of that checks.

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In you every day? What I love about what my
siblings and I are doing. Every day we send out
a group text to just say Hi, I love you,
how you're doing.

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Just to say that we're here, because sometimes people go
through things and you don't always know if you need
help unless somebody's checking on you, say hey, how you're doing.
So we've been doing a couple of years now. It's
a group text. It's a simple thing in the morning
and we share with each other how are things going
for you? It's so powerful.

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I want to give that some praise.

Speaker 6 (12:33):
Give it praise, praise, praise because some mind is in
trouble with need to waste.

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And I don't want to raise relationships all friend love
and war.

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But I really do appreciate my siblings from starting that
group text, and I think everybody, I mean people do
what they want to do. I can't tell anybody what
to do, but I appreciate the group text. We send
some pictures and we just say a few nice things.

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To each other, and then every now and then we
have a phone call to But it's really important.

Speaker 6 (12:58):
I realize everywhere I go I like to take photos
some things that are important to me. And one of
my older brothers he was sending photos of my parents
and some siblings before I was even born.

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And it shows you how how precious life really is.

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If you love someone, taking a photo and let you're
thinking about them, and give that some praise.

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Give it praise, press praise.

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Because a photo is a tempot being Louis. It's just
something that matters to me. Anybody that knows, Big Sea.
I love taking a photo because it's a timestep. There
are people that aren't here anymore, but I still have
their photos. That's very precious to me. And I love
being precious. Get being precious, some praise the people being
in life to your camp, I take the photo of them,

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take a photo with them. Some days they won't be here.
Are some things we won't be here, but the photo
it always lives. I love taking photos and people that
I care about. That's mysterility I'm taking with it.

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Regat coming to you.

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If I'm Augusta Josha, the eighty nine Masters in the Hole,
I'm gonna figure some of that that matters.

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Get in the whole.

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But there's a lot more things in life that are
a lot more important than.

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Getting the whole.

Speaker 4 (14:14):
It's about what's going on in our economy.

Speaker 6 (14:17):
There are very few people called the win percenters that
are manipulating the stock market.

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These tears, and China's not backing down is making more
things more.

Speaker 6 (14:28):
Expensive for a lot of people. I'll get into that too,
but it's so important we got to pay attention to it.

Speaker 4 (14:34):
I know a lot of people going through issues, especially
in the financial industry. A lot of people are all
stressed out.

Speaker 6 (14:40):
You can be stressed out in this business when doing
the thing right makes the difference between getting paid and
not getting paid. It's not like it's a salary or
nine to five job, or you may be laid off.
That's a different kind of stress. But in the financial markets,
like the guys on Wall Street, I'm not sending the
guys jumping out of windows, but there are guys who
are physically emotionally ill.

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When the country lost six jillion dollars.

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In two days.

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And then PoTA said it's a good time to buy,
he eluded all of his cronies, it's a good time
to buy. And then he said he's gonna put a pause,
Anne a day pause on the terrace. And a lot
of us good old boys, they knew the stock went up,
they bought the stock with him was low. They crossed
the market on purpose. I was telling me that because
I got some people telling me that know about this business.

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And they were right, but you know it came back
down again. Who would be on an airplane? And again
thoughts in prayers to the six lives that were lost
and another helicopter crasts in the Hudson River. Since POTUS
forty seven has been in office, diversity exerting inclusion, six

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lives factically gone.

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In the Hudson.

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Camping that on the can you for it? Forty seven?
But anyway, thoughts and.

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Prayers with the family members of those victims. But no
matter what it is, I have some things that are
so important more than this what's going on? It turns down,
Oh bird, speed boy, play, Oh man, what he's.

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to know what's going on in life.

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You gotta make sure you have your head in the game.

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Well, I'm glad, she asked.

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He was also the CEO of.

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But not only that.

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We have the late Robert.

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Carlton, who is Robert Carson.

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And he endorsed the RDC team.

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Does your friend have the endorsement as the lead Robert?

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But not only that?

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The Avateorge Jones, who's to a Jim.

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And do?

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But not only that.

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We have Leon Woods who's Leon. He works with many
of the top blobbiers at the state Capitol in California.
He endorses the r DC team.

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Speaker 6 (23:42):
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the highest of us that you can get if she
endorses the r DC team.

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Did your friend have that? Okay, Okay, I'm not done yet.

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founder of American Veteran Benefits.

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Universe.

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I'm on three out.

Speaker 4 (26:03):
Of sleep, I'm on three out of receipts.

Speaker 7 (26:05):
But the two gotta get that to praise.

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That's my three that I'm thinking with it.

Speaker 6 (26:08):
If that's my story, and that should be your story,
as Paul Harvey said, and that's the rest of this story.

Speaker 7 (26:16):
Yes, Paul Harvey's I'm praise. I said, give erent, praise, praise.
We all do a mind as a jump within deuis.

Speaker 4 (26:22):
I gotta tell you there's some things going on in
my life right now that I that are good.

Speaker 6 (26:27):
I also want to say thank you to Fox Sports
for the oppraternity that's been presented.

Speaker 4 (26:35):
A big seed.

Speaker 6 (26:36):
I'll give it the praise because of mine and talent.
There's a terrible thing to waste. I really appreciate that.
But you know, I want to just see more important
than just sports. Of course, the Masters, I'm gonna touch
on the matters also, but there are a lot of
things that are more important than masters. It really is,
and I want to make sure I bring that to

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you with with a big Seed team and the RDC
TAM and I'm just so grateful of things that are
happening in my life. It's like God said the as
a caring on in now some things are taken longer
than I've wanted them to take. But as I say
to God the Book of Mark eleven twenty three, where
therefore I see under you. That's huosoever says unto this mountain,

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be there removed, and be thou.

Speaker 7 (27:23):
Casting to the sea, and does not doubt.

Speaker 6 (27:26):
It is hard said.

Speaker 7 (27:27):
When he believes that he says will come the past,
he will have what he says.

Speaker 4 (27:33):
He has.

Speaker 7 (27:33):
Some praise t on God. I trust you, I believe you.

Speaker 6 (27:39):
I love you God, and I'm so grateful again. I'm
on a three hours seeve. I'm on a three hour seat,
but I always rises shine. I've never taken the day off.
I'm the only person to the universe has never taken
the day off in ten years. Give had some praise,
I say, give it, praise, praise, praise because we all know.

Speaker 4 (28:00):
Your mind is a trouble with the reason.

Speaker 6 (28:01):
I don't want to wassh my mind, but I want
you to hear from the dude that's more important than
me talking about sports.

Speaker 4 (28:07):
Because our finances depend on it.

Speaker 18 (28:19):
Well, You're Supreme Court saved Donald Trump's ass again. They
are pulling back on a decision by a federal judge
forcing them to rehire thousands of federal workers who were
fired the seven and two ruly. The Court sided with
the Trump administration, allowing it to proceed with firing these workers,
more than sixteen thousand workers, many of them still in

(28:40):
their probationary period, and the workers will let go.

Speaker 19 (28:43):
It's part of a swooping move by the twice in
peach clemently convicted fellam in chief the cond.

Speaker 18 (28:48):
Name Donald Trump and his fate Department of Derbt efficiency,
none his doves. The downside, the federal government aggressively, just
as Katarzi Brown, Jackson and Sonya sort of my own
spoke out against the decision. Just as Jackson said the
administration frankly with being out of line.

Speaker 1 (29:06):
They said they had not shown enough urgency.

Speaker 19 (29:09):
Who justify pushing this case so quickly to the Supreme Court,
suggesting if this was more about a power graph, just
thinks other lawsuits still pending. One federal judge and Maryland
has already blocked these firings in nearly twenty states in
the District of Columbia. Now you take this decision and

(29:30):
you also factor in them allowing them to continue to
fly people out of the country who have not gotten
due process. And what shows you is that the Trailer administration,
they are banking on this right right Supreme Court allowing
them to do whatever they want.

Speaker 1 (29:47):
My pal, do the Nostala santagu I leave.

Speaker 19 (29:49):
I want to senior a Bider for Governmental Justice, the
upaut of BC A Scott Bolden.

Speaker 1 (29:54):
He's an attorney here in d C. There are Jackson's,
the representative Georgia District sixty eight out of it, Lamb,
I'd lead. They have all three of you here. I
suppose I'll stop with the cap lawyer Staff bold.

Speaker 20 (30:06):
So I'm joined now by the US Center from Massachusetts,
Elizabeth Warren, thank you so much for joining me, Al,
thank you for having me.

Speaker 1 (30:12):
So.

Speaker 20 (30:12):
I wanted to talk to you today because right now
we are kind of seeing what may very well be,
or what has the ingredients to be an insider trading
scandal kind of unfold. That's obviously taking hold of the
national conversation very quickly. In light of the fact that
there were there is evidence that certain shares were bought
in the in the minutes preceding that on Trump's announcement

(30:35):
that he would do a ninety day pause on the tariffs.

Speaker 1 (30:38):
So what happens now? What can what can you do?

Speaker 20 (30:41):
What can the Senate Democrats do in light of this
happening to try and gather some information here?

Speaker 1 (30:47):
So just think of it this way.

Speaker 9 (30:50):
Here's Donald Trump out there saying all kinds of stuff.
He drives the market way down, goes totally into the toilet,
gets flashed, moves through the pipes, and then he changes
the whole thing and it shoots way back up. Right,
something happens in between those two points, and that is
right before he makes those announcements that make the market say, hey, fabulous,

(31:11):
he's not as crazy as we thought. A bunch of
people buy shares of stock, and they buy what are
called calls so that they can leverage and by even
more shares of stock on very little money. The SEC,
or narrowly would just stop the destigate what is this

(31:34):
either insider trading that is a few people were tipped
off about what is gone up, or is it just
straight up the market and manipulation. Even if it happens
al in public, the SEC would ordinarily do that. But
this is now Donald Trump's SEC. Right, So that's the
real problem we've gotten here.

Speaker 20 (31:54):
Well, yes, now it becomes a fact fighting mission and
the onus is really on the phoneolks who are going
to do the work? And I don't I want to
get back to that in just a moment, because I
don't want to let the DOJ, the FBI, and the
SEC off the hook just because we know that they're
going to act in a way that's corrupt. That doesn't
give them license to act in a way that's corrupt
with impunity. But is there even a way to find

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out who bought the cause?

Speaker 1 (32:16):
For example, if there's.

Speaker 20 (32:17):
Folks in the administration, if there's folks in.

Speaker 1 (32:20):
The in the House or the Senate. Yep, there are
records on list.

Speaker 9 (32:25):
And that's how it is that the SEC and the
Department of Justice actually go after people. And if you
think they can't track.

Speaker 20 (32:32):
This down, ask Martha Stewart, right, and remember so, but
do you need buy in from the SEC to be
able to do this? Is this something that a Congress
has the power to do without buying from the SEC.
And also that Senate Democrats would be able to do
from the minority.

Speaker 9 (32:52):
So people who have access to the information of people
who are in law enforcement, because the question here, the
investigation we need is into exactly the facts of what happened.

Speaker 21 (33:05):
So at the federal level.

Speaker 9 (33:07):
It's like I said, it's Department of Justice, the FBI,
the SEC.

Speaker 1 (33:10):
Right, the.

Speaker 9 (33:12):
Folks who have law enforcement access. But let me offer
one more thought. Congress doesn't have that kind of access.
And yeah, in theory we can subpoena and so on,
but that would take a majority. And we're back at
the same right, he's back at the same get in,
which with Republicans doesn't let them off the hook, but
it just says, can we keep looking for something that

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might be more effective.

Speaker 20 (33:36):
State attorneys general.

Speaker 9 (33:39):
Also have an opportunity to look at the same make
the same State attorneys general had the same opportunity to investigate,
dig in, get what the facts are. So for example,
let tissue James, the Attorney General of New York, which
has jurisdiction over the stock market and the trading that

(34:02):
happens in New York. Mike decides she would take a.

Speaker 16 (34:05):
Look at this, and does that require buy in from
the SEC or does she have the power unto herself
to be able to actually engage in a proper fact
finding mission that would really uncover some of the information
that that would be needed.

Speaker 9 (34:17):
Here she has her own independent team, okay, and she
has her own independent incale for can I get your.

Speaker 20 (34:25):
Reaction just more broadly to the fact that at a
moment where obviously the economy is in a free fall
right now, the stock market has been plummeting, people's four
oh one k's are in pretty dismal shape. And so,
you know, for a lot of this country, this is money,
especially when you're dealing with with seniors, for example, they're

(34:46):
drawing money from their four one k's. They require every
dollar that comes to them with with with the money
that they've saved up throughout their lives, thinking that there
wouldn't be some mad men at the helm who is
just playing I guess, you know, playing chicken with their
life savings. And so at the same time that this
is the economic reality on the ground for most Americans.

(35:07):
You've got video from Donald Trump standing in the Oval
office with Charles Schwab talking about laughing about how many
billions of dollars they're.

Speaker 1 (35:15):
Able to make.

Speaker 20 (35:16):
And we already see evidence of the fact that folks
knew about this in advance, and they're buying these calls
prior to the announcements actually being made. So people are
getting rich off of this and yucking it up and
laughing as if it's just some big game, so that
somebody who's already worth billions can be worth even more billions.
And yet you've got regular Americans who are the ones

(35:37):
actually getting screwed over.

Speaker 9 (35:39):
Yeah, you know, this actually is the mo to the
Trump administration. Can I just remind you of the echo
of this that's also happening simultaneously, and that is just
yesterday that House of Representatives passed their budget moving forward.
And what's the whole plan behind this budget? Literally trillions

(36:01):
of dollars in tax giveaways to billionaires and billionaire corporations.

Speaker 22 (36:07):
And how do they want to pay for it.

Speaker 1 (36:10):
They want to pay for it by cutting.

Speaker 9 (36:11):
Healthcare for babies and for seniors and nursing homes. They
want to pay for it by cutting access to Social Security.
They want to pay for it by cutting the veterans administration.
And they want to pay for it by cutting money
for our public schools, so class sizes get bigger, so

(36:32):
the little kid with a serious disability, who needs an
aid so that they can be in school, loses the
aid and loses the opportunity to go to public school.
They want to cut out the after school programs. This
is the Trump administration. Fabulous, fabulous, fabulous for the billionaires.

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Billionaires win and everybody else loses and they laugh about it.

Speaker 22 (37:00):
The type Centator Adamship of California.

Speaker 1 (37:02):
Senator, thank you for being here. Great to be with you.
So I want to we've covered these the questions that
you're asking a little bit in the last hour. I
want to just go over with the questions that.

Speaker 9 (37:13):
You have are but then I really want to press
you one who investigates and answers those questions for the
American people.

Speaker 1 (37:20):
The questions first, well.

Speaker 23 (37:22):
The questions first are who knew about the abrupt change
that Donald Trump was about to make in tear of policy?
And did they trade? Did they enrich themselves? There's a
related question, of course, in one of Trump's tweets, tweets
in which he encourages people to buy stock and then
uses his own ticker as a plug to buystock in
his own company, whether he was also manipulating the market.

Speaker 1 (37:46):
These are just some of the questions. But I think
your two questions are.

Speaker 23 (37:50):
Really interwoven in the manner you describe, and that is,
there is a culture of impunity in the White House.
They basically defying the Justice Department of any meaningful oversight
by installing his criminal defense lawyers to run that department.

Speaker 1 (38:07):
They fire the truly independent inspector generals.

Speaker 23 (38:11):
They've done away with all the safeguards, and so in
that environment you have these people of very dubious morals
who are essentially told there's no one watching.

Speaker 1 (38:25):
You can do whatever you want, no one's going to
hold you accountable. It as an invitation to corruption.

Speaker 23 (38:29):
With a president traveler, you know, trading in his own
mean cooin, for example, can we really expect that people
around him aren't also trading to their personal benefit.

Speaker 1 (38:39):
And that's what's driving these questions and the need for investigation.
What is the sort of capacity for any accountability when
Republicans in the House, for sure, and many in the Senate.

Speaker 23 (38:56):
Acts more like staffers in the White House's office that
lent affairs.

Speaker 1 (39:02):
Well, it is clearly diminished, but it is not zero.

Speaker 23 (39:05):
And I say that because I went through this in
the first Trump administration. I was the ranking Democrat on
the House Intelligence Committee. They didn't want to investigate Russia's
interference on our election. They didn't want to investigate the
president's effort to extort so Len'sking into helping him in
the next election.

Speaker 10 (39:22):
But in the.

Speaker 23 (39:23):
Minority, we were nonetheless able to use the tools we
had to do oversight, and we benefited enormously by encouraging
wis the blows to come forward, and they did by
asking the questions, by demanding answers, and we produced answers.

Speaker 1 (39:38):
And this is what we're going to have to do now.
We're likewise seeing people step forward.

Speaker 23 (39:43):
I did a hearing last well a few days ago
with Jamie Raskin where we had witnesses who both quicked
and were fired at the Justice Department because they saw
corrupt things going on that they would not participate in.

Speaker 1 (39:56):
And I think that hearing was powerful. We need to
do a lot more of that. We're not without our tools,
even in the minority.

Speaker 24 (40:04):
Shaan dialing up more terriffs to China up to one
hundred and forty five percent the ten percent tariffs I
mentioned which are still in place, has begun to fuel
even more of the fear and uncertainty that led to
the market crashes, which had some backing off and retreating yesterday.

Speaker 1 (40:21):
If he were to.

Speaker 24 (40:22):
Retreat entirely, you wouldn't get back to zero, but you
would get away from some of the worst problems.

Speaker 1 (40:27):
But he's only retreated partially, and the uncertainty is feeding this.

Speaker 9 (40:33):
Stocks are selling off sharply again today as a new
reality sinks in.

Speaker 1 (40:37):
And let's start with some numbers.

Speaker 25 (40:38):
Fifteen hundred is about the amount of points that Dow
is down right now, and of course the biggie one
hundred and forty five percent.

Speaker 1 (40:45):
That's the total tarif rate on China.

Speaker 23 (40:47):
Now, after the historic rally we saw yesterday, the Dow's humbles,
as the White House says it's tariffs on China are
actually higher than what the President had announced yesterday.

Speaker 1 (40:57):
The S and P down more than three percent.

Speaker 26 (41:00):
Market itself is accelerating straight up yesterday, down significantly this morning.
Janet Yellen, she says Trump's economic policies are the worst
self inflicted room by an administration.

Speaker 1 (41:12):
On a well functioning economic marketmail the worst. You were
just watching Fox coverage.

Speaker 24 (41:21):
That's one of the Fox news channels, Fox Business voting
The Wall Street Journal, which I'm going to read to
you in more depth in a moment.

Speaker 1 (41:27):
But what you're seeing there is that some realities can't
be denied.

Speaker 24 (41:31):
This isn't working, and as the Wall Street Journal emphasise,
it didn't need to be this way.

Speaker 1 (41:37):
This is not one of those unpredictable or.

Speaker 24 (41:41):
Confusing market meltdowns that takes months to investigate because of macroeconomics.

Speaker 1 (41:45):
This is Trump Trump, Trump Trump, This is Trump policy.
Don't take my word for it.

Speaker 24 (41:52):
I'm quoting the Wall Street Journal, owned by Rupert Murdoch,
which is both a financial bible and it leans right,
and the editorial page supported basically Donald Trump's election.

Speaker 1 (42:02):
It is a.

Speaker 24 (42:03):
Turnaround for what was the initial excitement about him backing
off in all. Yesterday, one report says the euphoria is
fading and any on paper gains that appeared yesterday are.

Speaker 1 (42:14):
Getting wiped out again. The top five hundred.

Speaker 24 (42:16):
Companies down another three and a half point and down
six percent in the last month.

Speaker 1 (42:20):
So you see the bit of relief yesterday, as we told.

Speaker 24 (42:24):
You last night, didn't go anywhere near back to the
economy that Trump was inheriting, and it's down another three
and a half points today. The Dow down over two points,
down over five from the last month. Another way to
say it, if you're not into all the charts, I'll
put it like this. If Donald Trump just didn't go
to work for the last two weeks, none of these

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six trillion dollar mistakes would be happening.

Speaker 1 (42:49):
If Donald Trump just golfed.

Speaker 24 (42:50):
In the last two weeks like he had when the
crisis hit and he started, he just golfed instead of
messing with monetary trade and international economy policy, you wouldn't
have these problems.

Speaker 1 (43:03):
There is a level of illogic here that you have
to address. And it may sound unkind to.

Speaker 24 (43:11):
Say that a president and his entire policy are illogical
or worse. We don't mean it as criticism or opinion.
We mean that there is no logic to be found
in what he's been doing, and the markets in this
country and abroad are reacting. The Times reports on how
Trump scaled back the tariffs. The real credit Trump's advisors
admit goes to the bond markets. Mister Trump's decision driven

(43:34):
by quote fear, fear not strategy, fear not strength.

Speaker 1 (43:38):
This is according to The.

Speaker 24 (43:38):
New York Times, sourcing inside the White House and elsewhere
that the tariff scandal could turn into a quote financial crisis,
unlike the two previous crashes of the past twenty years,
which I just mentioned to you, that we're complicated, the
global financial crisis of the eight fed by synthetic securities
in real estate, and the completely uncontrollable pandemic of twenty twenty.
Unlike those of the Times Rights, this crisis would have

(44:01):
been directly attributable to only one man, Donald Trump, well
as able to check their own retirement accounts.

Speaker 1 (44:11):
Quote Trump told advisors he was willing to take pain.

Speaker 24 (44:15):
He privately acknowledged his trade policy could trigger a recession
and said he wanted to be sure it didn't cause
a depression. That's the Journal's financial reporting. Other outlets saying
Trump blanked. While the chaos is not over. The market
swings that are response to Trump, the uncertainty which prices
in choices he's made or refused to make, and the

(44:38):
way that he has freestyled. All of this improv to
the very end, to the point that when they did
try to stop the bleeding yesterday, you still had confusion
on the White House lawn about which countries and which
terror still applied, which doesn't give confidence even if they
back off the worst parts of it that the market said, okay,
then good. It's not this and none of this is logical,
and much of it is being announced inconsistently. That's not

(45:02):
the secure guidance you want for the global economy. Given
what the government's been doing and this administration's been doing.

Speaker 27 (45:10):
It would not shock me, and I hate to speculate
if we were to find out that a whole bunch
of people who work in Washington as our elective leaders,
one way or the other, ultimately sold stocks last week,
or potentially worse than that, short of the market.

Speaker 25 (45:26):
CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin may have been onto something when
he shared his suspicion that government officials and elected politicians
might have been gaining the stock market or gaining a
stock market crash in order to you know, cash in
doing it to their advantage. Because new reporting from Sludge
has found that Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green has been making

(45:50):
some pretty fishy trade.

Speaker 28 (45:51):
Shing coteresting and the timing of the trades are also
very curious.

Speaker 1 (45:57):
Yes, So I'm going to tell you how they and
what scenario those trades might make sense.

Speaker 3 (46:03):
Or what scenario they don't make sense, and then we'll
see which one Marjorie Taylor Green prisent.

Speaker 25 (46:08):
So look, you probably won't be surprised to find that publicly,
Marjorie Taylor Green has been very supportive of Donald Trump's
trade policies. She posts about it on x She's done
so repeatedly. I'll give you a taste of just a
few of her posts. In one example, she writes, America
First means American workers first. These tariffs are liberation day

(46:29):
for steel workers, autoworkers, and every forgotten small town empty
factories will be full again. President Trump is bringing our
economic independence back. Now that's a common message that you'll
hear from Trump's supporters, certainly those closest to him, and
elected lawmakers as well. I'll give you some more examples.
She writes, the COVID vaccine experts and couch stock traders

(46:53):
need to take a look at the history of the
stock market. They didn't care when the stock market was
down big under Joe by america last policies. This is
a short lived correction that will end up paying dividends
for American workers and manufacturers across the country. Now, let
me just pause and say, I'm still very skeptical that

(47:13):
the real intent here by the Trump administration is to
bring manufacturing jobs back. In fact, we're getting a little
more clarity from his Treasury Secretary Scott Pssent about how
this is really just an effort to renegotiate trade deals.

Speaker 1 (47:26):
But I digress.

Speaker 25 (47:27):
So all of that that I just shared with you
in regard to her post are noteworthy because between March
seventeenth and March twenty fifth, margin Taylor Green bought up
to seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth of treasury bonds. Now, Jake,
why would anyone buy treasury bonds?

Speaker 1 (47:45):
Because when the market crashes, people take their money out.
That's why they're selling the stocks. That's why the stocks
are going down. Then they have cash, where they put
that in cash saus inported in treasury bonds because they're safer.
That's where you want to go in times that are
volatile like this.

Speaker 24 (48:01):
So the value of those treasure bonds then go up,
and we've now found out thanks to Bill Ackman, a
millionaire donor of Trump.

Speaker 29 (48:10):
Then Howard Lutning, his former firm Canniford CHERYLD heavily in
Rond's and are probably making a killing from this. So
how when they went into Bond's is a different question
than this story, but it's another example of well, if
you'll know the market's going to crash, you're going to
treasury bond.

Speaker 1 (48:29):
That's exactly where and that's exactly what she did.

Speaker 25 (48:30):
And that's what she did ahead of Trump's tariff's announcement was.

Speaker 28 (48:34):
Crashing the stock market by twenty percent this month.

Speaker 1 (48:37):
But he's doing it on purpose.

Speaker 28 (48:39):
And this is why Warren Buffett just said Trump is
making the best economic moves he's seen in over fifty years.

Speaker 1 (48:45):
Here's the secret game he's playing, and it could make
you rich. So why is he doing this?

Speaker 28 (48:51):
To push cash into treasuries, which forces the Fed to
slash interest rates in men and those lower rates give
the Fed the ability to refinance trilli of debt very inexpensively.
It also weakens the dollar and drops mortgage waves. Now
it's a wild chess move, but it's working. Now you're
probably wondering, what about is terraffs we I'll tell you
it's a genius play. It actually forces companies to build

(49:14):
here to dodge them. It also forces farmers to sell
more of their products here in the US to bring
grocery prices way down.

Speaker 1 (49:22):
We've already seen this with eggs now.

Speaker 28 (49:24):
Remember ninety four percent of all stocks are owned only
by eight percent of Americans. So Trump, he's taking from
the rich short term and handing it to the middle
class through lower prices.

Speaker 25 (49:37):
Okay, Warren Buffett said, no such thing. That was totally
made up, and there were all sorts of inaccuracies in
that video.

Speaker 22 (49:42):
But another day of whiplash on Wall Street, the Dow
closing down more than one thousand points, reversing about a
third of yesterday's historic games. It's down six point two
percent since President Trump announced new tariffs last week, and
today the President hinting the worst is not over.

Speaker 30 (50:01):
That we had transition cost and transition problems, but in
the end it's going to be It's going to be
a beautiful thing.

Speaker 22 (50:09):
Just twenty four hours after he said, people's nervous reactions
to the market prompted his abrupt pause on most of
the tariffs.

Speaker 1 (50:16):
I thought that people were jumping a little bit out
of line.

Speaker 13 (50:21):
They were getting yippy, you know, they're getting a little
bit nippy, a little bit afraid.

Speaker 22 (50:26):
But tonight investors showing they are still worried about the
growing trade war with China. With the White House clarifying
its tax on Chinese imports without total one hundred and
forty five percent.

Speaker 30 (50:36):
Well, we'll see what happens with China. They've really taken
advantage of our country for a long period of time.
That does off beyond anybody. All we're doing is putting
it back in shame.

Speaker 22 (50:47):
And today the Treasury Secretary insisting what he sees in
the market is not unusual that allies are calling now
to make deals to lower their trade barriers on American companies.

Speaker 23 (50:57):
We will end up it's a great certainty over the
next ninety days on tariffs.

Speaker 2 (51:04):
So we had a very good inflation numbers today.

Speaker 22 (51:06):
That bright spot consumer prices fell in March from the
month before, bringing the inflation rate to two.

Speaker 1 (51:12):
Point four percent, better numbers than expected.

Speaker 22 (51:15):
But for so many small businesses, it's the ongoing turmoil
over tariffs that's having the biggest impact.

Speaker 1 (51:21):
Your little small business that you love to walk to.
We're really going to be hurting.

Speaker 22 (51:25):
Kate Nelson owns the Greenwood Shop in California and on Instagram,
where she sells goods from all over the world. She
says she'll hold off ordering from China for now, but
all other imports still face at least that baseline ten
percent border.

Speaker 21 (51:40):
Tax than any trade policy in any country's history, as
far as I can take, as far as.

Speaker 1 (51:46):
I can figure out.

Speaker 21 (51:47):
So this is a really big and really destructive yeable.

Speaker 1 (51:50):
Wow, We've talked to quite a few people. When you
put it like that, and that's.

Speaker 24 (51:54):
Supposed to be the retreat or quote unquote better position,
it's really striking.

Speaker 1 (51:58):
Point number two.

Speaker 24 (52:00):
You say this quote destructive uncertainty has increased, and you say,
that's not the regular uncertainty of the world. There could
be another pandemic, right, there could be anything you're saying
that's Trump induced.

Speaker 21 (52:15):
Can you explain, Okay, so we have this was this
is this current terror policy is explicitly it's for ninety
days and then something will happen, and we don't know
what comes after the ninety days. Trump doesn't know it
comes after the ninety days.

Speaker 1 (52:34):
Businesses certainly don't know.

Speaker 21 (52:36):
So if you're a business and you know a business
owner or a manager tried to make decisions, trying to
make decide on investments whatever, you know, any investments you
make now could turn out to be totally the wrong investment,
depending on what the terror policy is. Did the terrorist
go up? So they goes countries by country. It's a

(52:57):
crazy in the world. There's always uncertainly. They but now
the biggest source of uncertainty is we don't know what
will be going on in the mind of Donald Trump
three months from that.

Speaker 1 (53:07):
That's no way to run an autonomy. Yeah.

Speaker 24 (53:11):
Yeah, then you wrote something that was even more concerning.
I will mention also you paraphrase James Carvell and said,
it's the uncertainty stupid, which I think people can grasp,
especially everyone's watched.

Speaker 1 (53:25):
The last week.

Speaker 24 (53:27):
Trump's friends, MAGA allies, banker, tech CEOs, as well as
critics and independent experts. Everyone's on the same page of
the obvious uncertainty because you could see them making it
up on the White House lawn. But you go on
to say we're still at risk of a major financial crisis.
You refer to one of the banks that failed early
in the infamous OA clash, you call it the Lehman moment,
and how after that there were ups and downs and

(53:50):
then later the full blown crash. I know you to
not be alarmist, and yet you're referring to un alarm
of sorts.

Speaker 1 (54:00):
That is what you mean by that, that we could
still have the big one.

Speaker 31 (54:04):
Okay, so you know, let's say sort of lots of
people look at the stock market, but people who believely
are trying to track what might be happening to the
economy look at the.

Speaker 1 (54:16):
Look at the bond markets.

Speaker 21 (54:18):
They look at markets for particularly the sort of thing
not just a sort of big but they look at
things like thirty year bond race. They look at at spreads,
all of which are blown out. It really looks like
there's a retreat from a lot of the less the
less liquid assets. Even though I'm sorry jargon, but you know,

(54:39):
this looks like it has. The lights on the financial
system are flash and yellow. There's just a lot of
stuff going on that looks very much like a The
beginnings of financial grace is something like two thousand and eight,
and as best we can tell, the dislocation from these

(54:59):
terrorists certainty is actually really stressing things out. There are
key players in the financialists hedge funds that are being
forced into run them out to fire sales and assets
because they're essentially getting margin calls, and it's just the
early stages of that. But you know, that's that's something
you don't want to play with. And we were people

(55:19):
market observers were pretty close to panic before Trump did
his retreats, which.

Speaker 1 (55:25):
Wasn't really retreatd on terrace.

Speaker 21 (55:27):
And I'm looking at things like the value of the dollar,
looking at the thirty year bond yield, and you know,
we were still very much in dangerous territory even after
you know, at close the marks today.

Speaker 24 (55:42):
Would you liken that more to an athlete who's had
the cartilage wear down over years and their needs likely to.

Speaker 1 (55:51):
Blow out either way?

Speaker 24 (55:53):
And so when they do something really tough like maybe
go down a double black Diamonds email, they shouldn't know they.

Speaker 1 (56:01):
Increased the odds of blowing it out, but it was
high odds.

Speaker 24 (56:05):
Or do you look at it as something where this
person could have gone on healthy, but they took a
hammer to their knee, which is more likely in the
financial crash scenario. I'm trying to understand if this was
coming anyway and Trump made it worse, or Trump would
be the cause, as the Times put it.

Speaker 21 (56:23):
Yeah, this is right now, This is completely out of
respeet I mean, we'd had an inflation report today, which
is still basically pre trout right that terents haven't had
an at chance, I would say. And the inflation report,
together with everything else, confirms that Trump inherited an economy
that looked pretty good because low inflation, solid job growth,
no great financial stress. All of these measures that showed

(56:46):
financial stress were looking signed, you know, on January twentieth.
So this is really this is just because the economy
has never been vulnerable to stress. And if you hit
it with the big is terrific increase in history, then
it's going and just locate financial markets. And I admit
I was surprised how serious the streams appeared to be.

(57:09):
Just wasn't a point on my dance part. But once
you see it happen, you say, oh gosh, you know
this is this is one of the effects of terrorists
that we weren't thinking about.

Speaker 1 (57:18):
What did you think?

Speaker 24 (57:19):
In conclusion of the Wall Street Journal with the Times
you've you've written about and disagreed with their editorial board,
The classic for Krugman readers would be, you know, when
you went to battle with them over them calling certain
safety and recipients.

Speaker 1 (57:36):
Quote Lucky duckies. That kind of thing came. But here
they are saying something similar to what you've.

Speaker 24 (57:41):
Written, that Trump's tariffs are the biggest driver of instability
in the global economy.

Speaker 1 (57:46):
Are there? Are they right? And what does it tell
you that that's where they landed.

Speaker 21 (57:50):
Yeah, well it's telling you that we've reached gone beyond.
You know, I think a lot of people will street
journal literatorial board type story. Well, Trump is going to
slash the fit's for the poor in the middle class,
and he's kind of help the rich.

Speaker 1 (58:03):
And that's fine, That's that's what we're for.

Speaker 21 (58:05):
And have now realized that the craziness they just did,
the obsession with tarriffts and the craziness and incompetence can
be bad for everybody. This is you know, it's possible
to make things worse for the one percent even as
you're making things miserable for the rest.

Speaker 1 (58:21):
Of the country.

Speaker 21 (58:22):
And that's I think the moste journal edatorial board has
just gone on to to just how bad things are.

Speaker 6 (58:30):
Well, that's my story, and I'm thinking within it a
lot more important than just down home brads.

Speaker 7 (58:38):
We blame wait oh man, waity, he's.

Speaker 6 (58:42):
Going all the way You gotta keep you here out
of your assets. That's what I bring you on Daftsport
now the Masters and first bay to the Masters so
far in round one is Rose he's minus seven and
is just Theday on Thursday. Aberg is tied for a

(59:03):
second right now and he's minus four. Connors is minor four.
He's also a tied for second. Settlers is minus four,
tied for a second, and then de Sample is at
fifth type of fifth along Manhattan, They're all three under.
It's all fair level war. But in no way can

(59:24):
you say golf is more important than what just happened
to the stock market. In the inside of trading, it's
for a lot of people all over the universe.

Speaker 7 (59:34):
It's for a lot of people. It is not over.

Speaker 6 (59:37):
My show is different today. I won't being sick of fist.
I'm not here just a kid of scores. But there's
a lot of things are going on in this country.
Calls on a lot of pain, a lot of people
going through it right now, and it's caused by President Trump.
In the inside of trading that you hear more and
more about. He told people just a good time to

(59:59):
buy as four one k's are shattered people's life savings
are saturn. He's telling them one percenters, like Marjorie Taylor Green,
it's a great time to buy. I think Marcus doing
with the president over insider trading.

Speaker 4 (01:00:14):
Well, we'll see what happens. But that's my story.

Speaker 6 (01:00:18):
I'm thinking with it as I want to say, on
every basis, what's the podcast. Every show is different. I'm
on three hours sleeping. I gotta get some rest tonight.
But keep your hand out of your assets.

Speaker 7 (01:00:30):
I thank you, I appreciate you, and to hope that
you have a super fantastic thing.

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