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Daniel, good to see you.
Good morning Dr. Paul, how are you today?
Doing fine.
Happy Tuesday.
We're going to work on stopping a war.
That'd be nice.
Good luck.
Anyway, there's talk of it, and you get your choice.
Even in the administration you might get a choice.
You know, they're not all hawks.
They're all confused, but whatever.
Anyway, there is news in here about what's happening, because when I woke up early this morning,
Trump had said something important, and the markets responded.
Gold went up sharply, and guess what? The stocks went up, and everybody was happy.
He says, I can see an end to this war coming soon.
Well, if it's that simple, why didn't he do it a long time ago?
And if it's so simple, why did he ever start the war anyway?
And then if you want some other one where you don't say, never give up, never give up,
then you go and look for a hexeth, what he had to say.
He says, stay in there, buddy. We have a lot to do.
We can get that oil, and yet there was some news about a hexeth.
We might even mention that in this program today.
Something that you shouldn't be happy with bad news for people,
but in a way, I have to think that since I don't like his policies,
if the news on hexeth is true, it should maybe calm him down a little bit,
and maybe he'll lose some of the authority that he holds in the administration,
because he's a loud voice in the administration, and so that'll be interesting to see what happened.
But the one thing for sure, the markets are rocky up and down.
The stocks loved Trump's state.
I think it was up around 600 for a while, still up 500 points.
I'd say that's a pretty good day for just ordinary stock changing and things to improving,
and Trump says the war can end, and gold is back going up.
That gets a little bit confusing, because it's not following all the rules,
and that annoys a lot of people.
Therefore, while people thought they had a handle of it,
but watching gold or the dollar in relationship to gold for a long time,
there's a lot of ups and downs and a lot of surprises
and a real challenge for those people who trade in gold.
That responsibility was turned over to the Fed way back in 1913.
The ratio between gold and money was $20.
You could get an ounce of gold, and that sounds like a pretty good deal.
But now, it has been up as high as $6,000, so something big is going on.
You're not getting stability and understanding and belief in liberty.
You hear the word tossed around, and that's been going around,
especially in the last 10 years, and that is the word fascism.
Are we going to have fascism, or what's going on?
There are hints, and there are people who fear the fact that we're developing into a fascist system.
But in the meantime, we want to try to figure out just what this off-ramp is.
What is coming as Trump want to get out?
The war is not over, but if he could say that so quickly,
why didn't he do it yesterday? Why didn't he do it a month?
Why didn't he stay out of it?
But anyway, it was token good news for an hour or two.
It will have to wait and see how it comes in later, because believe me,
if you're a reporter and a journalist and an investor,
and you're trying honestly to get the information that would help you reach a logical conclusion or whatever you were doing,
that's a challenge.
That's a real challenge to figure out by what the market is telling us,
because the market is up and down and all over the place.
But sometimes people still make money in the markets like this.
Sometimes people make money off selling weaponry,
and that's why some people say war is good for the economy.
Yeah, the economy of the war mongers.
So that's where we are today, not an answer to all our problems,
but enough to think about.
Yeah, the question is whether this is another Trump panic,
because we've seen a pattern now of Monday before the markets opened,
and Trump making dovish statements to try to reassure the markets
and try to keep a tamper down on oil and other things.
So we saw that yesterday, and it was a mixed message,
because on the one hand, there was the dove message,
and then he followed up with a stick big time, if you remember.
He threatened to take out all civilian infrastructure in Iran,
which of course is a war crime,
and he also threatened to take out the desalination plant in Iran,
which I don't know if anyone has told him,
wouldn't have the effect that he thought,
because Iran has said in retaliation if that does happen,
it will take out desalination plants of the other Gulf countries.
Now, the other Gulf countries such as Kuwait, United Arab Emirates,
and others rely up to the 90% range for their drinking water
from desalinated water,
but Iran only uses 2-3% desalinated water,
so he would be hurting his allies a lot more than he'd be hurting Iran,
but nevertheless, still a war crime,
so you had that yesterday,
and then there was a bit of a ripple in the mark,
but as you said, it didn't really respond like they expected.
So then he came out today with another one,
and if you put that up, this is via zero hedge.
This is the off-ramp metaphor, off-ramp imminent.
Trump tells the world, quote,
go get your own oil via the strait after decimating Iran.
And after comments apparently leaked to the Wall Street Journal overnight
that Trump is willing to leave Iran with the strait unopened.
The president has clarified his thinking this morning,
so the issue here, Dr. Paul, is truly bizarre,
which is that now the U.S.'s main goal is undoing a consequence
of its action in the first place in the Gulf,
which is the closing of the strait.
Iran said, hey, if you bomb us, we're going to close the strait.
U.S. said, we don't believe you, and they started dropping bombs.
Iran said, okay, we're going to close the strait,
and now we're upset that the strait is closed.
So there you go.
But let's see what Trump was saying this morning
in his truth social post this morning.
He seems a little petulant here.
He said, all of those countries that can't get jet fuel
because of the strait of Hormuz, like the U.K.,
which refuse to get involved in the decapitation of Iran,
I have a suggestion for you.
Number one, buy from the U.S. We have plenty.
Number two, build up some delayed courage.
Go to the strait and just take it.
You'll have to start learning how to fight for yourself.
The USA won't be there to help you anymore,
just like you weren't there for us.
Iran has been essentially decimated.
The hard part is done.
Go get your own oil, President DJT.
Now, there's a lot of problems with this, Dr. Paul.
First of all, you can leave it up for a second.
First of all, we cannot make up.
The United States cannot make up for the oil
that's gone off of commission,
the result of the Hormuz strait being closed.
We simply don't have the ability to deliver that into the world markets.
So that's not true.
And number two, the idea, there's a sort of a misunderstanding
of NATO among the Trump administration.
And it's a really easy treaty to read.
I've read it many times.
I know you have, Dr. Paul.
If the U.S. goes off and starts a war of choice,
a war of aggression against another country,
there is absolutely no obligation.
You cannot find it anywhere in Article 5
that the U.S.'s NATO partners should come to its assistance.
It is literally a defensive treaty.
Now, if we were sitting here mining our own business
and Iran decided to launch the missile 6,000 miles away
and hit the U.S.,
well then the U.S. could invoke Article 5
and the other countries would have the opinion
or the option, I should say, of coming to help us.
But you don't get it both ways.
You don't get to kick sand in someone's face
and when the guy gets up and he's a huge, massive bodybuilder,
call your buddies to help you out,
which is what the U.S. is trying to do here.
So we caused a problem.
The U.S. caused a problem by closing,
getting the Strait of War moves closed
and now we're blaming everyone else but ourselves
for the fact that it is closed.
You know, I'm disappointed that you don't have reporters.
Some of them have access to the President
because they asked him a question.
But how often, under those circumstances,
do you have a reporter?
Maybe they don't get on the right list to be called on.
But the promise was
and what the people liked before the election
was the promise of decreasing wars.
We're going to stop the wars at the same time.
We're not going to start anything new.
Well, why couldn't they point that out
in a form of a question
but it's just not done.
If it's done, I'm missing it someplace
because I've never...
Maybe Trump is just true enough to know
how to answer these questions
and they're fluffing over
and they're on to another subject.
Yeah, well, here's the...
You're talking about the markets.
Here's a couple of charts that Hedge put in now.
Go to that next one.
You can see now
when the Wall Street Journal reported last night,
Trump's saying, hey, we may just get out
without opening the Strait.
You can see that the oil price drops precipitously.
And then, of course, it crept back up
and Trump this morning let out his
go get your own oil talk
and oil did calm down for a while.
I don't know what the latest is.
I haven't checked before the show.
But if you go to the next one,
now here's the reverse from the markets.
There's a huge boost in the market there on the left
when the Wall Street Journal published these talks
about not bothering to open the Strait of Hormuz
and then you have it going down a bit
and then you have another jump
when Trump came out this morning.
So the markets are reacting to what is being said.
As you said earlier,
they were not acting in a rational way.
But the big problem is because that's very important,
all this stuff and interpreting what's happening.
But things move so quickly,
not even in a logical manner.
Things go back and forth up and down.
Today, we're going to do this the next day.
Oh, yeah, I gave him 48 hours,
but I think I'll extend it for five more days
before we start killing it again.
The whole thing doesn't make any sense
when it comes to trying to figure out finances.
So I'll tell you what,
as this economy worsens,
they're going to have a tougher time doing it
because the big fight that has been going on
for more than just this skirmish
that we're having with Ukraine or with Iran
is the whole thing about the big fight
that's going on which has a significance
equal to all this in an economic sense
is the fight between the Federal Reserve and Trump.
What should interest rates be?
And the one thing I've always given Trump credit for
is he knows something about business.
He knows the real estate market
and he knows how important the price of money is.
And he doesn't understand
that the market price of money is so important
because that's the interest rate.
But what he thinks he can do
is if low interest rates helps correct things
for an hour, he doesn't realize
it's only going to be one hour if that long.
So that fight's going on
and it's ongoing every day
and he has his guy lined up to start to take over
and now Powell's saying,
well, what if I don't want to leave?
But that is boring stuff
when it comes to some of this weaponry
and militarism that goes on
but they'll clash, the two will clash
because I've always argued
that some of the nonsense that come out
that when you're in a deep recession
or I guess to even prevent a recession
what you do is you start a war
and that adds to jobs
which is lots of baloney is what it is.
I keep saying, well, didn't World War II
and the Depression?
In a way some numbers got better
because people were employed
but how many were drafted in the military
about hundreds of thousands
and faced death?
Then you say, well, the unemployment rate
was getting lower.
But the two things are important
and the one thing is
all the stuff that they do
and all the weaponry
and all the problems they face
they never quite look at it
and the Congress never wants to talk about it
and that is the true danger
of this $39 trillion debt
and how they're going to liquidate that debt.
Yeah, absolutely.
Our friend Joe Salente says
when all else fails they take you to war
and that looks like what's happening
but things aren't going well.
Now, Trump is worried about the markets.
Yeah, I think he's got to go handle on the media
because the media is so pro-war
but the markets are different.
But here are a couple of things that I clipped
that indicate how badly things are going.
First of all, France and Italy block airspace
for some U.S. planes operating in Iran.
Now, we already heard yesterday
that Spain said no way, Jose,
you can't use our bases,
you can't even overfly our territory
to attack Iran because it's in the illegal war
but France has reportedly refused to allow U.S.
to use its airspace to transport weapons
for the Iran conflict.
The first such denial since the war began
follows a similar move by Spain
signaling a growing reluctance
and angst among key European allies
at the same time Italy has denied certain U.S. aircraft
access to its airbase in Sicily,
though officials insist the issue
stems from procedural violations.
One thing that we're not really getting, Dr. Paul,
is a view of what has happened in the Middle East
and I think our media either is afraid to cover it
or is not interested in covering it.
But I have one video of,
this is our U.S. military base in Kuwait.
This was a major U.S. military base
and this is indicative of the first video
and please turn the sound down
because there's an annoying screech in it.
Let's just look at the video for a second.
But this is the military.
This is a major U.S. military installation.
We don't even need the earpieces here.
We can just look at it.
What's happening?
Now, you can see that the base is completely devastated.
You could not house troops there if you wanted.
The buildings are demolished.
Everything is blown up
and this is the case with 13 U.S. bases in the region.
They're uninhabitable.
The Wall Street Journal itself reported that earlier on.
You may not see this at home
when you hear things about obliterated
but I would call this base,
this U.S. military base obliterated.
We can stuff that one now.
The other thing that did happen,
Dr. Paul, is the Chinese and Pakistanis,
remember they tried to host a peace talk
over the weekend in Iran.
I don't know what you're talking about.
We're not going, but they have released five points.
Put that next one up
because this is what they've talked about.
It's very minimal.
It's not a video.
It's just a JPEG.
On Tuesday today,
they issued a five-point initiative.
I think this is kind of an icebreaker, Dr. Paul.
But China and Pakistan got together
because they know they're suffering too.
So immediate cessation of hostilities,
the start of peace talks as soon as possible,
security of non-military targets,
security of shipping lanes
and primacy of the UN Charter.
Of course, that's important
because that is about respecting
the sovereignty of other countries.
Bombing them definitely is
a show of disrespect
for sovereignty.
But there you have it.
That's what they're trying to get things started.
And they're going to have a job
doing this
because they are going to be
up against the wall.
They want to stop the war
so to speak.
When they talk about it
and say, let's do this.
Oh, we don't need to have to worry
about car island.
We don't have to worry about this.
We don't have to open up the streets.
I keep thinking
that they're
surrendering.
If they do leave,
that is.
We're just going to close the shop
and let the Europeans worry about their own oil.
That's not likely to happen.
the whole thing is that they're moving
because they're not about to have
celebrations of total victory.
We finally
have converted the Iranians
into
a libertarian society
and they're doing quite well
and getting along with everybody
because there's no victory there.
Most people understand
there's usually no
complete victory in most wars.
There's so much expense
and so many people that get killed.
This is something
that's going on.
When I see these announcements
I say, this is almost like surrender.
Hopefully, maybe this is good
but leave town.
That's my advice a long time ago.
Don't go, but if you go,
go home.
Run into all this frustration
and death and destruction.
You showed this destruction just a minute ago.
One of the things
that we are in the business of here is hard
truth. It's not always pretty.
I thought someone did a great
list of really what the result is
of this war and go to that next one.
This is Najam Ali posting on X.
He's an economist and politician
or a politics expert
University of Michigan.
He was a CEO.
He is a CEO.
He's a guy that we should listen to.
He's been there. He's in academia and business
and here is a very, very interesting
if you go to the next one.
This is really, he said, so after the complete obliteration
of Iran and its military capabilities
the USA
and Israel have achieved the following.
So here are the great achievements of the war, Dr.
Paul. Iran's regime is still in place
and it's more hard line than it ever was before.
Iran is selling more oil
and at $100 a barrel.
The oil sanctions are no longer effective.
Middle East economies have been
devastated and oil infrastructure
damaged with medium term consequences.
Israel is being pounded
from three directions
with considerable damage that's been suppressed
by force.
The US Navy has run away from the Persian Gulf.
Oil prices doubled.
Go to the next one.
This is the number eight.
Iran now controls 20% of the world
oil flows which may increase to 30%
if Iran decides to close
shipping in the Red Sea through the Houthis.
Nine, the Strait of Hormuz will remain
under Iran's control for the foreseeable future.
10, Iran is likely to get out
of the non-proliferation treaty
and develop nuclear weapons.
11, Trump has done so well
in the war that he's likely to lose the midterms.
12, Netanyahu
who used to shamelessly roam around
has been mostly in hiding.
13 US bases in the Gulf have been obliterated
and Iran says the US
must leave the Middle East now.
14, the world is likely to
experience inflation and low economic growth
in the next year.
15, the entire world
opinion has changed in favor
of Iran.
16 NATO and European allies have refused
to participate in the war.
He concludes by saying thank you for your attention
to this matter.
That is a pretty grim 16 points
as a result of the war, Dr. Paul.
That is why you don't go to war
on the advice of neocons like Lindsey Graham
and Marco Rubio and Peacock and
all of these guys, Ted Cruz.
That's why you listen to people who actually
know a little bit about war before you go in.
You know, when Trump was giving instructions
that we're shifting gears here
you could just go get your own oil
if you need it. Go get it. That's what we do.
You know, go get your own oil
and
I just wonder whether they
I've listened carefully
but I don't hear it
and they say as, you know,
Trump says, say those all around.
Go get your own oil. Iran has already
decimated, you know
he doesn't say it but
the war's over
we won. He said it many times.
But they never say, well I want to
hear him say, I want to help him to
explain the consequence of this
so he didn't grant
any
any exemptions to this
I thought he was going to say
oh except for Israel
we'll take care of you
and you know
that even if they didn't move away
one step
but the whole thing is such a mess
I think our intervention, our pretense
I think this makes our case
when you look at what's going on in the Middle East
and all this oil stuff
and I've argued for a long time that
ultimately our foreign policy
of intervention
is not going to be helpful to Israel
because our allies
don't even like us like they have before
what if we still
want to take care of our allies
and what if we
can't do it anymore
what if we don't have the ability
or the money to do this
and this would
really endanger Israel
it's sort of like dependency
raising children
or taking care of families
if you teach very rich
taking care
of their children
by having largesse
and then
they get conditioned to that
so when you
really up against
all big odds
you're not very good at taking care of oneself
and I think that's the reason
I see Israel in greater danger
of course you know
what people have said to say
you know the few people that
I guess we have to admit
a few more are saying
we should sort this out
and the war in Gaza
has helped
make people think about this
issue but
that is to me
something that would be
not easy to accomplish
that would convince people
that self-reliance
even with people in a predicament
that Israel finds themselves
in a territorial
sense that is
something that
I think is conceivable
and I'm not the only one that has ever said this
you know
people have recognized that
all the benefits
all the financial help
and the military help
hasn't
hasn't given them the incentives
to do better with their neighbors
well that's
Najem Ali who I just put up mentioned
he talked about Israel being worse off for this war
as he said number five
Israel being pounded from three different directions
you know
so there you go
but anyway you talked a little bit about Hexeth
Hexeth did a press conference this morning
there seems to be mixed messaging because Hexeth
loves to push out his chest
and pound it and act like the tough guy
go to that next clip
Secretary of War Hexeth
now Trump is talking about an off ramp
and Hexeth is doing the opposite
Secretary
of War Hexeth says
upcoming days will be decisive
and we're damaging Iran's military morale
war Hexeth's
comments hard to say
comments were not quite a mission accomplished
but definitely a reflection on the courage
and completion of systematically destroying
Iran's military capabilities
I don't know Dr. Paul I look at the
missile damage reports every day from Iran
into
Israel and its neighbors
it doesn't look like they have been systematically destroyed
however he also said
he was visiting troops over the region
he says that the upcoming days
will be decisive now he's been saying that
for a couple of weeks Dr. Paul
saying that the
they still expect Iran to launch missiles
but we will shoot down incoming threats
saw reports that
8 out of 10 missiles are getting through
that Iran shoots so that's also another bluff
we're running out of interceptor missiles
very quickly
according to Hexeth sustained US strikes
are not only degrading military assets
but damaging Iran's military morale
triggering widespread
desertions that looks to me more like
psychological warfare
than anything but we do have a video clip
of Hexeth in his briefing
this morning
where he's definitely getting bluster
you want to grab that earpiece Dr. Paul
let's listen to our
illustrious secretary of war
former Fox News host
and DC National Guard member
that second video
if we can put that up and listen to
Hexeth
if we have that one
second video
little trouble playing it
okay we're looking for that third one
but while we're waiting for Hexeth
yeah while we're waiting for Hexeth
yeah so he's
down there you know Dr. Paul the other thing about Hexeth
while we're trying to get that going
you talked about Hexeth
maybe taking some heat
if you remember
I think Trump is already throwing him under the bus
because a few days ago
when Trump was having that staff meeting
and it was all televised
remember what he said
it was Pete's idea to go in
he's the one that wanted this war
and he was saying it as a joke
but sometimes jokes like that
especially when they come from bullies
are signaling to the world
this is Pete's war
and if the tide starts to change
I think in the U.S.
which it has certainly
among all but the MAGA crowd
but even with them if it starts to turn
against this war
I think you're going to see a rapid exit
from Hexeth
so anyway if we can't do that let's just go to that next clip
because you alluded to this Dr. Paul
you teased about this earlier
and this is an F.P. article
but I actually described one from
X this is from AF Post
but if you have F.T.
financial times you can look at it
this is a serious issue Dr. Paul
a broker for war secretary
Pete Hexeth
reportedly tried to make a major
investment
in leading defense firms
in the week before the U.S. Israeli attack
on Iran
Hexeth's broker at Morgan Stanley
contacted BlackRock in February
about making a multi-million dollar
investment in the
Ascent Manager's Defense
Industrial's Active ETF
shortly before the U.S.
launched military action
against Tehran
according to the financial times
now if that is true Dr. Paul
that obviously would be a serious, serious
breach of ethics
in the administration but we've seen
every time Trump has made these announcements
there has been several
people on the inside
with seemingly insider information
that have profited to the tunes of
hundreds of millions of dollars
so I don't know if Pam Bondi
is going to get on it but you might
have a serious problem with corruption
this seems like an event
and very serious
we know
the people they're talking about
but
the bigger picture that's
this looks like a personal
thing that went on
and sort of like gravy on top of it
because we know how strong
the lobbying is
that's where the real action is
he's sort of a
you know
not a big player
maybe he's in the Nancy
policy category or something
but
I mean the military
and the Catholic complex they cover their bases
years before
it's constant and it's been going on for years
and that is
get your people in there that no matter
what their
philosophy has been
about stopping wars and stopping the spending
they seem to lose
all of their
ability to resist
a little bit of pressure so they go along
with it because they don't want to lose their position
we've talked about that a lot
but I think
this is very serious and
I think it does need to be
investigated because in a way
this is an individual
trying to benefit about it
but the other one is individuals
to the tune of thousands of people
benefit about it and then people
sort of are drawn into it
and they don't even realize
this should be questionable
they think that this is the right thing to do
this is the patriotic thing to do
because
when I voted against some of these bills
they
they didn't charge me with corruption
they charged me with
unpatriotism
I didn't
want to take care of the troops you know that stuff
and on this stuff we're not picking
on this administration anyone can go back
and watch the liver report for four years
of Biden we were hammering constantly
on the corruption of that administration
serious stuff
we would have thought maybe this would have been better
but it doesn't look like it is better
I think about this I know time is
fleeting but
if we have a welfare
program which under our terms
would be illegal and unconstitutional
because you take one group
and I use the words you steal from this group
and give it to this other group
but when those programs
are going on as long as you're following
the regulations
you're not doing anything
but what if you take a little bit
off the top as an individual
oh you shouldn't have done it
they shouldn't have done it but the bigger crime
is setting the stage
where they stole a big bundle
from one group and passed
something on to the other
and that's the problem with the country faces
because I think you're always going to have people
stealing
and be corrupt
but they're both evil they're both immoral
but they forget about
the
admonition that when you take money
from one group to subsidize
another group and that's what the military industrial complex
all those
all that new equipment
it sounds fantastic of what they can do
but it's
war games that they're playing
in a very negative sense
they're just going to play with
and test these weapons
maybe the other day that might have been
just a test on a new weapon
a new missile tested on a school in Iran
and killed a bunch of young girls
very sad well I'm going to close out now
put that very last clip up
I didn't even tell you about this Dr. Paul
I got a call when we finished the show yesterday
for Marjorie Taylor Green
we chatted for a while on the phone
I had never talked to her before she's delightful
she's so full of energy
we were chatting about her talk she's really excited
she can't wait to meet you she can't wait to see you
but we were talking about her talk
and she came up with a great title for her speech
it's called Maga is Dead
where do we go from here
so which is interesting really interesting
she's very amped about
a new political movement
about getting away from this
getting away from all this party stuff
so she will be speaking at our conference in a few days
and I mentioned it yesterday
we're about 80% sold out
unless we can secure another section
some more seats in there
we're going to sell out really quickly
and I'm going to get a lot of emails from unhappy people
and there will be nothing I can do about it
so if you are interested in going
go ahead and grab those tickets quick
I'm going to probably stop talking about this
because they're going to sell out too soon
but I just wanted to mention that great call I had
with MTG
and I want to close
with a quickie on
the big picture of what
what happens under these conditions
and you know up leading
to the war and it's been around
especially in the last 10 years
throwing around the word fascism
oh you're a fascism
and sometimes they're half
correct in using the word
but I think they overused the word
because I don't think we've had
actual fascism
but we have a lot of hints that we're moving
in that direction
and Mises warned us if you combine
big business and big government
for a long enough period of time
you exhaust the funds
and then you get very competitive
and then easy taxation
you know comes to an end
and inflating the currency
comes to an end
and that is when it becomes militant
okay what we have to do
is that people aren't following the rules
and then they invite the military
and we've seen that
you know in the last couple years
the military has been cold out on our streets now
and there's a lot of bad people
out in the streets and it's a difficult question
how exactly can you answer
that with a clear
understanding of the Constitution
but I think it's
this whole idea I think
my conclusion is we are moving
toward fascism
but I don't think it's where
most people talk about
because they don't like somebody
oh you're just a fascist
and they're not using the word
we are corporatism
corporatists we use
and we have pushed the corporations together
and
to government and that is why
you see the military industrial complex
the pharmaceutical industry
and on and on they get together
and there are mob rules
they get 51% of the time
I don't understand why the four are left
who pretend they want to help the poor
they decide they put all these groups together
and everybody bids a roof
and they get what they want
and
who gets punished
49%
you have 51% we can take
from the other 49%
and those are the people who vote them in
and think they're getting a deal
and it's all bluff
it's just amazing
that people go along with that
but that leads to the violence
and that's what I fear the most
there will be more violence in sorting this out
because the systems like we have today
do not last
eventually they break down
and it's usually hinted at too
and understood more through the monetary system
and let me tell you I think it is a mess
and it's about to get much worse
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