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Speaker 1: historical reference I'm gonna bring to you, and we need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