Is the game and you I just wanted to be called over people a day rule. But this is the reuben report, its march thirteen twenty twenty three. We are alive at a special time today. That's right, you don't suffer from time ship disorder, you if it had a stroke or any other sort of medical emergency, were actually a little bit late today couple hours posts one because I was at an event in west palm beach, this morning with governor dissent, as he was laying out his diversity, equity and inclusion? policy and how we are going to remove it from ever a single institution in the free state of florida. We were

this mostly on education institutions, but it's gonna, be it's gonna, be removed from arab salute lee everything, so I was over. There will have some clips for you tonight Oh, I did have a few minutes in a little private session with a couple of people at the governor after and makes it if I learnt any other information, relies driven on rumble you to the locals by the way, if you want to join us for the post game show or if you want to correct me at any comment- area or query beyond something. It's on your mind, you can join as ever been reward dot locals dotcom were also taken. The locals crew are paid. Subscribers were taken a whole bunch of you guys. washington d in about a week and a half we're going to go meet with Kevin Mccarthy, we're going to wander around the mall together or we're going to take a tour of the capitol people. Have some tequila or whatever your drink of choice? Is it's going to be a fine fine situation? But today, ladies and gentlemen, we must talk about the complete ridiculous buffoon.

that are running this government, because in case you haven't heard, you probably have, because I have these smartest science online. I believe there is a few study, the prove that silicon valley bag has failed and now signature bank has also failed signature bank, which I did not know until this morning. The head, a signature bank, barney, frank. If there's one good thing for me, residents, there's one good thing: progressive, you're good at its destroying things, but silicon valley bank, you may not be part of silicon valley bank. You may think I'm not part of silicon valley. I don't care about silicon valley, bank, care about any of this stuff, but when banks fail- and then particularly when the government comes in and bells them out, which is exactly what has happened as a this morning there are, actual systemic repercussions throughout the system that the correct use of systemic people always say systemic racism

which does not exist, that needed baked into the system, but the systemic repercussions. When one bank fails and then we bail them out over this bank fails- and we don't do anything and before I do anything on the show today, I want to say two things. First off I am not a financial export. Ok, I'm pretty good with my fight. It is actually there were times I like that- I was in debt- there were times in my life. I would money to government for taxes, but I got who businesses now that are completely in the black. I run these things responsibly, which is how I run my life and I think if the government did, that word of thing, not that I'm some sort of genius, but I don't spend what I don't have I try to invest properly and- and I believe in property and things of that nature. If we all did what we we are supposed to do. Then we wouldn't have a government that is, wheatley running out of control. That's one thing at the micro level, just sort of how

it really does all of this starts with us, because the people that are in charge right now are the people that we voted for, maybe not in this specific case of this administration, if you're watching this, but we do put, these people into power and then they do all of these crazy things. But the second thing I want to say them and then we'll get into it- and this is also related to the debt ceiling fight, which is happening and much more, is that I am also not going to pretend that there's he one answer to all of this. I'm going actually play a couple videos and read a couple statements from people that I really like that have been on this show that have come. Neatly opposing views on this stuff so vector the swami who is running for president, who is good dude who is fighting he s g at the highest possible levels. He has said take on this thing, David sacks, former ceo of people who invested in law, goals. Who is a huge silicon valley better? He had a different take on it. I'm gonna try

compare and contrast them and then and then hopefully, You'Ll- be able to make some decisions for yourself. But the point here is the government. Somehow always gets bigger. The house seems to always win and those of us who act responsibly personally in our lives and our businesses etc, seem to always foot the bill for everyone else, so whether it inflationary spending or the debts being endlessly going or the interest rates going higher or the bank runs that inevitably will becoming. If we let the whole fail, the problem, that it always comes back to us when they tell us it ain't gonna cost you any more yeah the money has to come from somewhere. so that is the base, level version of the show. Today before we get to it, I want to talk to you guys about mike box

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Oh, it's a couple trillion dollars we'd like to buy lunch today. Could we get some of that back and we do then, we don't want to give it to them. So then we borrow more money. So eventually you hit the debt ceiling. Now those of you that of a credit card. You know about this, whether your Eighteen then, your credit card limit is five hundred dollars or whether you're doing pretty well in your credit card limit is too narrow. Twenty thirty thousand dollars when you hit the limit, pop the credit card in the machine or you tap at on the thing with the tap tap. If you people limit you're done There's nothing there are going to do for you. You can borrow more than they have allowed, but with the government it can I always borrow more and it never matters how much they take in you could give them everything in the world they're always going to want to spend more so the debt limit which we hit the thing. Every couple years is that where we're supposed to stop, we hit the place, we're supposed to start we can't are more and then what the government people do. Democrats and republicans, we always add to the debt ceiling and how do they

You do it well, they tell us that if you don't ever to the debt ceiling, screw over the full faith in credit of the united states of america, whose believing in this nathan, credit anymore, but in any event, that's what's happening right now. There's been fight over the debt ceiling. I wouldn't again make a point of saying this is a bipartisan ridiculous issue. There's a few exceptions to this ran qual, always fight it tat, cruisers the debate over the years, thomas massey, I mean that the true liberty In types fight. This thing you can't just always increase pretty much everyone else's always into it anyway. Here, is white house office of management and budget director shall Wanda young and she's too,

talking about the debt ceiling and how it shouldn't be tied to anything like spending. You're talking about house republicans. Obviously that has been a big point of debate with them from the house: freedom caucus. We saw them unveil when it comes to their proposals for the debt ceiling crisis which we're facing, because there's no agreement so far between the white house and republicans. What we saw from them was essentially arguing that they have ten demands or so that they say must be included in the in the agreement for raising the debt ceiling. Do you agree with anything that they've put forward from the house? Freedom caucus? We believe strongly. The debt ceiling should not be tied to any other discussions that is concert at the congress is conscious,

It is our duty to raise the dead. Sadly, they did it three times for the former president. It is not congresses constitutional duty to raise the debt ceiling. That is not in the constitution, but let's put that aside, lady, what this is all about. Is the endless spending writes that again, just really like this in your we take. It certain amount of money right, the government taxes, people, it takes a certain amount and he just spent it's spent and spend so much that it needs a printing money. Thus, the flavor the value of the money that it took in want of the fact that we give countries like say ukraine, a hundred twenty, in dollars, while we cut aid to our cain victims in south florida or if there is a giant chemical spill. Let's say in these palestine ohio. We do that and then they just want to keep moving and they scare the hell. I do they say, but if we don't raise the

its ceiling. The government will shut down now we're we're on certain. I would love a government shut down about you, people shut down and just don't come back is they always scare you with that, and then they very rarely do it. We've had a couple, a couple of government shutdowns over the last twenty thirty years they last for like a week. They get rid of the you know. We can't take a tour of the white house a couple of little things, but it's like think they realize now. If they shut down a whole bunch of us ten days in would be like who why we didn't need those people anyway. the way that their framing the question in this interview on cnn- it's like oh, but those freedom caucus guys they want to tie the debt ceiling to some stuff? Yes, because the freedom classic caucus guys people like chip, Roy and thomas massey are like well if you're, just gonna keep getting. into debt. Could we ve got these demands here? We'd, like you too, may be cut. You know but lunches at the commissary in the cabin

Are we going to spend a little bit less on that area with no one to ten demands are the point? Is that all their saying is hey? We sign onto this? Never ending catastrophic, ridiculous, but we get a little something back. Could we just not endlessly spend like drunken sailors and then, of course, what the white house spokeswoman some she's and I'm not a scientist what she does over there is basically bike. No there it's their constitutional duty. They have to do it. Are you going Go to colbert next are now too cold. There then we'll go back to show and just a second here's how stephen colbert, who, at this point is nothing other than a regime. Propagandist quote unquote. Comedian is covering the fight over the dead sealing the geo quickly rejected, binds budget because they preferred deep cuts to health care

food assistance and housing programmes for poor americans. Yes now adjust reflects the bedrock, judeo christian values of the republican party and echo the words of our lord, for I was hungary, and you said hey who gave you that free food that has started now, that's good colbert twenty writers all getting paid for that those people should not be able to cash their checks. You know, there's going to be other people with bank fails. If banks fail that they can't cash their checks, those writers should not be getting paid. A cent to be clear if you want to understand how they launder the lies. That's a phrase I often use here. It's like they meant something in the new york times that republicans want to cut food programs and they want to cut housing. Assistance by by by republicans, are scary, and then he just repeats that nonsense with a glib joke, the republicans. Generally speaking, we have a stupid party and evil party. That's a peter deal line, I've heard him say a couple,

the evil party is obviously the Democrats and the republicans are the stupid party, but the republicans are a little less evil right being stupid. I can work with. Evil is tough to work with. so yes, they do want to cut a whole bunch of things. Will if you, surely endlessly give people money and give people food and give people housing. Maybe that's gonna keep people in a cycle, poverty, thomas all one or one step. So, yes, report we do want to cut a couple things, so they are a little bit better. I would say in this instance, but That's how mainstream quote unquote comedy is the elegant dealing with it now to show on day young. Here she as with cecilia railways, there they are discussing there at a press conference about this whole thing. Basically admit they have no plans to save social security and they don't know what to do because inflation is outpacing wage growth, but the important thing people- and just this is the important thing when you're watching this clip. These are women of color and do not criticize them otherwise you're a bigot

thinking is so seriously has about twelve more years solvency, let it seems it's a good opportunity. Isn't it would provide the government with the president to make a proposal hope for a compromise. He doesn't seem to be interested, didn't it well used. The debate is from cutting no benefits and moving forward try to protect the benefits that are there now We were at the point of the debate where we could say out and come up with proposals to extend. Unfortunately, it is clear that some people want backwards to ominous. Ask the other thing today: the jobs report, if a good hit to the average hourly wages in the jobs report, is up four point: six percent, this inflation is six point four percent its influence, has been outpacing wages for about a year and a half when can americans expect gotcha relief from that, so we see that on an annual basis, we saw some wage?

the nominal wages. When I was lower than what we expect. I was being slightly facetious that if you criticise those women you're a big it, but in actuality the optics of that are just that. They purposely put these people out there because they know a certain segment of society will list. To that nonsense, but be afraid to criticise it, because nobody wants to be called a home before, because goringe on peers lesbian, a big it, because the other Women are dark, skinned, etc, etc, but they are complete. We lee incompetent. It is because of the insolvency of social security and the growth of inflation. That is administration has been for endlessly printing money. endlessly causing the cost good to go up and then screwing up. This Why jane and everything else that the the debt The debate has been spark right, like we go through this every couple years, but we have special version of it right now, because we a government that believes you can just print

money relentlessly and if you print money really leslie eventually dies. If you took any basic class in any basis school at any basic age, supply and demand, and if you just pump something it becomes worthless, but the debt that were now in has lead to higher rates, which has led to a whole bunch of new. At a point, there's a whole lot of problems right now, and mainly it's that wages and jobs are slowing down. That's kind of the important thing when it comes to the economy. Here's fox business unjust that they had a better outlet. They had a better way that a better path they're, getting more money having a better life, and I think that's cut off for now really important point that you are making here and that all of you are making, because one of the stand out in this report is a weak wage number

So when wages slow down right, then people stop working as hard. They stopped looking for work right. Then you stop buying as much stuff a new start buying as much stuff, and then they stop producing as much stuff- and this is all obviously linked to the fact that our economic policies have actually been design. I believe it. I've had enough of people saying oh, they intend. Their intentions are good. The road to hell is paved with good intentions. These people, who have been focused on diversity and equity and inclusion and who have been focus on everything other than doing what their actual jobs are. They have led us to this very moment that is not to say that the people in charge of so Icann valley bank didn't do speculative lending and didn't take crazy risks they should have taken will get more into that just a second, but it's against the backdrop.

Of a government that is run by a bunch of crazy children, so federal fund rates are increasing so that we can real in inflation and reduce our Once the rates go up, then it makes it more expensive. To borrow, which thus means it is harder for companies to hire more people, increase their wages and pay back their debt. but with all of that in mind, I'm trying to do this in a somewhat somewhat simplistic fashion, so because I know that the economic stuff- it's not even my favorite stuff, either But, but we need to know the basics on this and end the thought philosophic underpinnings behind all the all of what happened, because, as I'm about to two. There are good people on every side of this debate when it comes to the bail out of what we should do now so first off here is this: is was live on a as silicon valley. Bank was failing as well, come on the air this morning, the federal government scrambling to contain the fall out over the,

of silicon valley bank, the law I just you s bank to fail since the two thousand eight finance. crisis the second biggest bank to collapse. In. U s history silicon valley bank primarily cater to start ups and technology companies, but its demise again wednesday after concern over its cash reserves, sparked a bank run by its clients. The federal deposit insurance corporation has taken control of the bank and its billions of dollars in deposits, the vast majority of which is not inshore. Ok, so there's a couple things here on the last point that she made about the vast majority not being a shirt, as you guys know, when you deposit, when you used to go to the bag. Nobody goes to a bank anymore, but remember back in the day. You'd go to the bank and them some cash or give them a couple of checks, sign your name on the back, the whole thing and then you'd see fd ic it the federal government will ensure up to ours is a two hundred or two fifty thousand. It's two fifty right! Ok, that the fao

World government will ensure what you put in the bank up to two fifty meaning. If the bank then takes your money cause what a bank does with your money, it invests with it, it does things with it, hoping that the in turn, a profit on your money with the bank doesn't want. Is everybody at the same time taken all their money out? They don't have that ash just sitting there. They abbot in other events Myths and sometimes those investments are highly speculative and risky. Now it interesting about silicon valley bank, specifically, is, as she said, it was start up and tat company bank for the most part, so startups and tech companies. These are highly volatile, many of them run at a major loss for many many years. Many of them are overvalued. I can tell you, as a guide started locals at first, I was putting a lot of money and I was working for free. We see together, whatever we could, we got a couple of investors over time. We were running at a deficit. That's that's how it's done right! You don't just make. If you have a great idea and a great product, you can't just make money the next day

resell. It salad dressing or something right out earlier, the back your truck but like for the most part you have to build a company higher a whole bunch of good engineers and argue. Tax and software people and figure all this about? You run into deficit with the hope of and at some point you have enough users of data and everything else, and then hopefully, income due to then spike missing. It worked out, because then we found a company that had incredible distribution. In this case rumble we merge together. We had scriptures, they had the infrastructure, so it all made sense and we all and we stayed within our means and the rest of it, but it should not come like some crazy massive surprise that silicon valley bank, which was lending to companies that often don't bring a whole bunch of money in suddenly realized. Well, a lot of these companies are failing and they made other investments that made no sense, so the king ups of silicon valley bank as a result of bad but legal. If there's, that is as far as me

legal investment decisions. But what that sit next to is the high interest rates on there because of government spending stood the money that they had became worth less and then some people were like we get our cash and they were like ash. Why would you want to add his little more from cnbc silicon valley, back the sixteenth biggest bag. In the? U s at the start of last week had been operational for forty years. And was considered a reliable source of funding for tech startups and venture capital firms the california based Mercer lender was a subsidiary of s b, b financial group and with silicone valleys largest bank by deposits, sb financial boots holding holdings assets such as: u S, treasury and government back mortgage securities you to safe, were hit by and here's the key part by the Feds aggressive interest rate hikes.

And their value dropped dramatically. The company's tipping point came on wednesday when s bb announce it had sold twenty one billion dollars worth of securities at a rough in one point: eight billion dollar loss and set it needed to raise two points to five billion. To meet clients, withdrawal needs and new lending that new set it stop price plunging and triggered a panic induced wave? It draws from these and other depositors within day. Silicon valley bank stock had tax sixty percent and lead to a loss of more than eighty billion in bank shares globally. Okay, so in layman's terms- arms, while they were doing some risky and speculative lending to these be seas and to these, other silicon valley companies. That, as I said you just don't know if these companies you're gonna make it many many of them, they borrow it's on a money and they just big old belly up, but it also has to do with the government that has caused interest rates to rise

That has devalued the dollar to the point. Is they bought securities at a good price during the pen. Then inflation goes not interest rate goes nuts, and then they realise there. Looking at the books gone, oh man, we seriously, screwed right now, so let's go back to show on the young. I like this name, shall Andy years, show launder young and hears well. I guess is in great news by shall de young. You know tat reminds me of shell out and you that's from new york. There was a woman, used to do the lottery, I think on channel eleven, her name was your land of a guy. Someone will get this reference and here's your long debates with the lottery numbered spots, and I hear on the young telling us that the system is unsafe and unsecure. So you can't tell the american people this morning cause. I think this has caused a lot of concern that the us banking system is safe and secure. I think the the boys here is our treasury secretary, who is our lead and working with regulators,

What's the appropriate person we should listen to hear and whose tracking this the most closely, but again, what I will say is, after the financial crisis, the reforms put in place have given regulators more tools Our system is more resilient in the foundation stronger because of it. Ok, this is absolutely hilarious. We're going to show you a janet yeah! That's who she's talking our janet yolland is the head of the fed right. What she's referring to in just a second. But I realized, as I was watching, that clip I'm so blessed. I want to say guys, I'm so blessed to work with such wonderful people, because you will do your job. You will do your job and in the government, no one does their job that everyone just points to somebody else, and nobody knows how to do anything. When I showed that work in the morning, people are doing there. I don't even know what some eu jobs are, but I know you're doing because I'm able to do my job. Ok, God only knows what you're doing right now, Daphne's typing latona, what you're doing When something is it work related its workload

ok, very exciting. You could run rican federal government. So it's gotta go had been up to over here right, because that's that's, who you wonder, wait not yolanda. What's your name again, I got Yolanda vega, confusing the and, I hope a lot of egg is still out there anyway. actually so here's what JANET yellen, here's here's, how on the ball, JANET Yellen, is about this whole thing. These two tweets that I'm about to show you are eight hours apart, the first one treasury secretary, JANET yellen rules out. A bail four silicon valley bag, we're not going to do again she said and by again, of course, she's referring. two two thousand and eight where we bailed out all these banks- and we say made. The banks are too big to fail, so we just ended up with bigger banks, hours later- is the infirmary and were given on the right there joint statement from power oh yeah, limb and group. In burg,

look on valley bank has been resolved and fully protect all depositors deposit this will have access to all of their money. Tomorrow, new york, signature bank has been closed, full statement here so eight hours, four were not mail and out anybody. hours later by all out. These are the people. That are in charge is just incredible. this morning they woke up Joe Biden. They got him out of the coffin, they juiced them up with. God knows what, although it didn't fully take us you'll see by his energy here- and he explained a little bit more as to what's going on on friday, the government regulator in charge, the fda I see, took control of silicon valley, banks, assets and over the weekend it took control of signature max assets.

Treasury secretary yellen and a team of banking regulators have taken action, immediate action and here are the highlights. First, all customers who had deposits in these banks can rest assured. I want to rush sure there'll be protected and they'll have access to their money as of today. Second The management of these banks will be fired if the bank has taken, with my. I see the people running. The bank should not work there anymore, third investors in the banks will not be protected, knowing I took a risk and when the risk didn't pay off, investors lose their money. That's how capitalism works and forth. There are important questions of how these banks got into the circumstance. In the first place, we must get the full accounting of what happened, and why

those responsible can be held accountable. I'm going congress in the banking regulators to strengthen the rules for banks to make it less likely. This kind of bank failure would happen again and protect american jobs in small businesses, but the bottom line is this: man. Can can rest assured that our banking system is safe, you're deposits, Look the bottom line is this: americans can rest assured if you think that man has any clue as to what he's talking about you should seek help first off they clearly just one But for that is that you know his energy levels are really scattered so, like he doesn't know what he said his his premise here about capitalism that be the best, this man even dare say anything about capital when his entire administration is about red jaeger, ring the economy, not free market capitalism. This is become crony captain we protect some and not others. This is not the fault of act of capitalism

wade's design, the free exchange of goods and competition, and that some things, will fail in something's wrong. If you don't let certain things fail Then they will never fail and then you will be rewarding the bad guys, the speculative people, the risky people. By the way, I should say bad guys you could be, bet and risky, and and take great risks, and sometimes it really you A banker, someone someone. The violence is due as someone who bungee juncture taken a freak and oliver risk you're gonna get her exhilarating right if it works, but if that things you're in a lot of trouble, but the government magically saying you at that point, bite in also he's got this man. It's just incredible that this guy has anything to do with anything. He's trying to come up up there and basically be like you got nothing to worry about, because you know we ve got the f b I see here, but the problem is when the the I see says: hey, we will ensure you up to two under fifty thou

dollars now you watching this right now might be like. Well, that's pretty good out of two hundred fifty thousand dollars my account so toward without thousand that's pretty good, but these companies that borrowed all of this money from them. or that put all their payroll money. You know they get money from investors rights so now they have, let's say accompany it's, not bringing in any money, but it's got a good idea. Now they raise fifty million dollars now they take that fifty it ours, they put it in this bank. The bank does all this crazy, stuck with it, but their own. In short to fifty will now, the government is coming. and saying we will protect that fifty million dollars. Now, I'm not even not blaming any specific person you're, because each company is different and maybe some we're doing some responsible things and everything else. But the point is we take banks that are who big to fail and then we make them bigger, that's what we did in two thousand and eight do you know that in two thousand and eight one of the things that they did, I had the president, the former president of b b, t on the show years ago, will find this cripple play for

tomorrow that when the government came in and bail out the banks they forced the banks were operate eating within their means to take the bail out money. Isn't that interesting? They didn't just save the banks that were struggle, that had done all the crazy stuff with real estate and lending money to people you know so you could buy a two million. Our house, if you were making The grand a year devoted to put one percent down. They forced banks, like be in t, and I believe wells fargo was the other one who had acted responsibly, not lent. if they didn't have et cetera, etc, to take the bail out money, and then they made the entire machine bigger so that What just got bigger the machine just got bigger right, Joe Biden, the idea, somehow all Joe. I have to explain the basics to you that you can pump money into these and that will save the economy? No, it puts bandies on a band aid on a mandate and we can keep this frankenstein monster going. But that's what we're doing all that being said, I

get to the arguments for why you have to do it in just a moment, because there are good arguments on both sides. As I said. But he's saying that this is somehow a moral hazard and what that guy. is it incentivize? Is the banks to get riskier with the decision making if every time a bank screws up royally and by the way again, you can partly blame it on the government for inflation and everything else, if ever I'm a bank screws up, we come in and bail them out and the two fifty actually means nothing. The two fifty means fifty million. If you want, or a hundred million or whatever they ve got in there will, then what is the point of having private banks? ah you think that might be woods. when I hear the government is thrilled to be getting rid of these banks, because the governor it would like what central control We're on the southern over here anyway. It's a big important day. Biden got up to give that speech, and here he has taken questions. Aren't you gonna, you? May god protect our troops conference

what are you know right now about why this happens and can use your american there won't be a ripple effect. the president Should all the positive be rejected at all banks, improbable, Look. There was no way in high hell that they would have. Let him take questions here. They would have got him rather than here. Him go on one of his extemporaneous crazy rats right there buddy, Slowly walking out slowly closing the door behind them. As the questions we got just the optics of this are ridiculous. Are so look I've got a fortunate, nothing in the world that I live in with the things that I've done. I know a couple decent people and I go on the show sometimes- and I talk with them privately. Sweden hope formulate my thoughts for this. oh ballade, gees ridden boss. It is, an american investor richly. I think his parents were from india, but he's an entrepreneur in an investor. He actually was one of our first investors in locals. This is this is a really great thinker, he's invested, some big things,

if the major money on it, he was the co founder of counsel, and he was the former chief technology officer of coinbase a way back. When this guy is he's accomplished, eighty and he's a forward thinker, he had a tweet that, I think sort of explains how we ended up here quite well. He said first, the fed printed trillions then denied inflation was happening. Then said it was transitory. Then suddenly sent rates to the moon crash. Much of the economy debris to start following this year, banks real estate, blue states, then pressure to print, will resume what he's getting there is. This. Is a government created problem and then the last line the? What will be the solution? solution will be that the government will need to print more.

People will literally the government created the problem and people's people solution will be. We just need more government, we need more regulation, we need more regulators and manipulation and all of those things we ve been This is a rinse and repeat cycle of what we ve been doing. This is just a print more money situation. So what is the correct? solution. Ok, I'm gonna! Try to give you two slightly. Different arguments here by two people that I completely respect too. I would love to have on the show at the same time, so that grandma swami, who you know he's running for president he's been on the shore but times he isn't it stir he has made, reed's of millions of dollars in the market would start. Ups he's doing strive that strive. Yeah he's doing strived, strive, fine strive, capital which basically is a giant fund that does not have Yes g in it. That does not have diversity, equity inclusion. His fund puts money, The companies with good products having

nothing to do with the color, your skin or whether there for climate change or anything else, book nation of victims explains a lot of this really really fabulously. Anyway, he had a tweet here that I thought was quite good, so this is his take on it I'll I'll. Try to it's a bit long but bear with me here. He said: there's something very ugly happening right now v seas and start up exacts who stand to who's there deposits as we be our goal, out of their way to push a narrative that they'll be a bank run on Monday. That today is if s viii, b, depositors aren't bailed out by the government. There yelling fire in the perverse he'll theatre, hoping that everyone runs and knocked down a cat on their way out, actually starting a fire that may not otherwise have existed there skipping the fact that s BBC situation is unique.

a staggering eighty. Nine percent of its deposits were uninsured way higher than normal banks and they didn't hedge interest rate risk, which is a cardinal sin, giving the portfolio they had their real hedge was to spend money too. Come popular in the right, influential circles of their own depositors, pledging five billion dollars in twenty twenty two to six, stena finance and neutron carbon neutral operations to support a healthier planet, maybe that hedge will they offer their depositors if the government bales them out, but that should rightly trigger and occupy silicon valley of historic proportions. Ok So the simple version of that. What you're saying is They were running an operation there that had very little to do with with what a bank as a business should be doing,

which is oh, some one has come here and given us a certain amount of money, we can take that certain amount of money and we can put it in a whole bunch of different, things because we have our investors and we get advice from certain people and Gotta put some of it and invest the ever gonna put some of it and risky investments, some of it will a little more conservative, and that way when someone comes for all their money, even if we ve lost some with risk, we ve made money and some other things that we won't have. These big bank runs in everything else. What he saying is for political purposes, these people that were still on valley people, so their mostly lefty leaning people, not all we'll get wet one, just a sec, but most left leaning people. did not invest in companies that had good business plans or who were actually building good products. They were focused on environment and climate and Firstly, an equity and inclusion and all of those things and this I view the eighty nine percent of their of the money that they

But it was not ensured, meaning it was over. The two fifty insured portion is crazy. Out of money to just be pushing out there with no backstop on that? Ok, so that's the basic version they took risky, but legal investments with uninsured deposits and in the process they didn't account for the past. realty of the bed, increasing interest rates in the future, which would do value the dollar, I'm really trying to do this in, like this, This kind of way for everybody for myself included. Ok, so that's one take. What he's upset now by is that government is coming in to help now. I want to show you a video from David Sachs. Now you guys know David sacks. He was the former ceo of paypal he's been on this show many times. I think he's one of the most clear, cogent voices that we have in america politically right now. He also happens to be an investor in locals. He's been really rapidly against the ukraine war, for that only military man wore purposes, but also for

actual reasons and the to all in podcast here, he is taking a different with different take. On what the government should do and what it was going to do at cetera. The best case scenario would be that a buyer would step in. For silicon valley, bank, perhaps backstopped by the fed or by the f D, I c, and they would basically announce that all deposits are safe and that the bank will reopen on monday and people can get their money out if they want to. That would be the best case scenario. I think that's what should have happened last week when Svb was buckling. I think the feds could have been much more aggressive and they could nip this problem in the bud. They didn't do it and now

If the situation as we are very concerned not just about svb, but I already know of at least one other bank, I don't wanna say the name, but the runs have already started. So this is now the early. This is a regional bank or a smaller bank and yeah. It's a it's a it's, it's a regional bank and then there's a list of other ones. Okay, so without getting overly complex your what what David sex was calling for. There is basically what happened. The government did step in. So it's not. What would the vacuum? Finally, I really like both of these guys, okay, so so, I actually just presenting their arguments for you and then you can synthesize them. You can think about sleep on it whatever and I'm can get them both on, even at the same time, to discuss this further. What he was saying was, if you let this bank fell off All of these other banks, these regional and more local banks, every he's gonna go. Oh, we might this stuff too, and then their banks will start failing and then once that happens, they'll basically be contagion within the system.

in all of these banks will fail vote. Ex argument is this is sort of a unique case and you just gotta. Let them fail. We have to get to the pain point and then we can start the reset. What david is saying is: if we do that, we do not know what is on the other side. Now the government basic did what David wanted. It split the difference in a certain regard because of what bite and said there that if you invested in this bank, your screwed and if you will work in it magyar you're screwed, but we are going to make sure that the money put into the bank It's gonna go to these companies to pay all their people, even though that money in essence is disappear, that that money, but I know it's gone, but the government magically always has more money. That's the good thing about the government. I should be doing a government program. Why am I trying to earn money to spend it? What a sucker.

as the whole thesis of this shows that the real root of the problem is that we have leaders in government right now who politicize woke activism over basic textbook fiscal responsibility right. That's the point that you had these companies coming in saying are our purpose of of being an entity of being a company is not to build, be the best paper company, the dunder, Michelin, let's say. Of paper, but to be number seven, because we're going to be working on climate issues or we're not going to hire the best accountants to make sure the books are looking good. We're going to hire the best black lesbian crippled accountants. For that we look nice on the outside and over time the products start to fail, for example, in december of twenty two, the government asked a bipartisan one point: seven trillion dollar omnibus bill to ukraine. While we were having forty year high inflation, an all time, high debt

do you think any one of us like who do you know any one in your life that was like yea, we game? Mother hundred billion to you could The only one who I know why that was bitch Mcconnell and I dont know impersonally. Remember me, Mcconnell. The number one issue on republicans mines is making sure that ukraine

it gets the money that it needs like what what are you people saying Tucker Carlson you may have heard of this guy he's a fairly popular cable news host from what I understand he's on the fox news. Channel heard that somewhere also he had a good take on what sort of drives is what why does this stuff keep happening? Here is tucker, so, just today, Biden's top economic adviser, cecilia rouse, address reporters in the white house in the briefing room about what had just happened, and she assured everybody that the bank run we're watching is an isolated incident. It's not big deal just this one bank, it's not connected to anything else at all, and the fact that this bank failed, just like the fact that f t x failed, has nothing to do with the fact that the people who run it spent a ton of their time doing completely irrelevant crap that had to do with politics.

Changing american culture. Reassured by that, we should know that cecilia rouse has been thinking a lot about this when she worked at princeton, which is a university in jersey, showed her research agenda on diversity, equity and inclusion. The title is: we're quoting diversity in the economics profession, a new attack on an old problem, s viii b and after for that matter, are just two of several. major players in the financial industry that have gone under in recent months noticing any of us. There was the bank silver gate. Within eleven billion in assets, there was the crypto broker voyager a billion in assets, the crypto fund, three ac, ten billion in assets, block fi and a number of others. On Friday wells fargo customers reported they didn't get their paychecks. As expected, the bank says that was just a computer

which we don't really know. Okay, so you've got to understand. He Tucker is reiterating a point that I've made here several times once these companies go in with this. Yes, g nonsense, so you invest in companies not because they produce something worthwhile. Or valuable, but because they have, you are social justice, nonsense incorporated in them, as opposed to creating something good the old days, my god, with the best little day, reuben in town and I'm gonna sell em. But then the bank well how many you you know how many cripple children are you gonna, save by saving your day, Ruby. By put now your day rubens there, you go They reuben thirty ruler, mozilla, they roubles seventy eyes a little to everybody. Be three dollars to make little dave reuben and I want to keep the other four.

and that's how it's gonna work and they go we're? What do you mean you're not going to give a little money to climate change little day rule they may go alone labour because again about climate change. I could have also done that with chopsticks, but little Dave reuben was closer to me, but the point is guys. This is what they do. This is what they do. If you bring in people Do you think that these people, at these banks, once you're in the diversity equity inclusion department, you think? All day long there focused on my god, we would like to invest in good things, we'd like to make some money we'd like to really do right by our investors or all day long, are they concerned that trans people are doing this and gay people are doing this in black people are doing this.

Everything else, interestingly, rouse who she's referring to their. We showed a little bit of a video of her before she is the thirtieth chair of the council on economic advisors of the? U s, while her priorities are diversity, equity, inclusion, as opposed to say I don't know basic macro economic science- wouldn't that be like most of us took economics. Wanna wanting college? Did she ever take the class? Oh, she focused on counting how many black people were in the class. Thank you know the answer.

Do I want to look go a little further with Tucker because he handed it to janet yellen over this thing and this woman. Remember: inflation isn't happening. It's transitory, oh shit, it's here and I guarantee you her hair is a little wider this morning, but go ahead. What is very clear is that we're witnessing something serious happening in the finance sector and other sectors of our economy. We don't know where any of this is going. We're certainly praying for the best. We don't want to see hysteria, but if you're the treasury secretary of the united states, you would be very concerned you'd be paying really close attention because that's your job but Jenny Ellen is not paying close attention. She's not worried about it, because it's in this country she's worried instead about funding the pensions of ukrainian government workers. She flew to kiev the other day to tell us that, and as always,

el, it is highly focused on her core duties as treasury secretary, that would be equity, climate change and abortion to bite and harris administration is made racial equality assent to pieces where economic agenda roe v wade, weighed in access to reproductive health care, including abortion, helped lead to increased labour force participation, prison biden. and I feel the same way to believe that climate change is an existential threat that absolutely it must be addressed. The message I bring you from president Biden is simple: a miracle woods will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes here. You have the second biggest bank failure in american history, the biggest since two thousand and eight the sec. the largest failure in our nation's history and their yammering on about racial equity, really really yeah

really tucker, I'm with you. I can't believe it either other than I can't believe it that line that JANET Yellin, says racial equity. Be a centre piece of our economic agenda, lady, yours, that's supposed to carry the one, that's it ok, added up give us the numbers right. That's all yeah to do but racial equity. I actually believe her because at the end. I think she wants us all to be poor. Equally, she want white people to be as poor as black people as poor as asian people at as poor as latino people, and then we shall have peace that was palpatine like they got that kind of got it. But what else is this government focused on because obviously, racial equity at the core of our

Our policy is very important. There also trampling all over our first amendment here that it's a bit of a jump on the subway here, but I could not do the show today without showing you this video Eric small. Well, the farting gas filled the food that is eric, swore well congressmen from California. He is horrible. He has slept with the chinese spy no knows it. I hear he is wanting to pass a law to ban troops, are troops who defend our nation and who defend our freedoms. He wants to pass a law to ban our troops from watching foxy. I think about our troops and I ve been all over the world in our troops and some of the harshest place. Stand. Nothing makes them feel more like com, then their action. see now to american television programme in another and a popular chant. It is bad news and again? I don't want to do

this time troops what they can and cannot watch I, if you a new station that a court is going. A rule is in its evening hour. You know perpetuating jason misinformation. I don't know if I disagree with france who are saying that we need to take a look at oh how this is being broadcasters I hope that an incentive for fox news to clean up its even now starting with took account sending going late in the evening with lord ingram. They all spawning told these lie, so I dont think we're without complete recourse yeah, you guys get it look. He is the liar MSNBC, puts more lies on a daily basis than than is almost humanly possible,

every single one of the lies very five people on both sides, car written ass, his white supremacist jesse smell at the along all of that russia hope collusion hunter. My laptop dave lied about absolutely everything but tat. Dirt bag am after what he wants to do we make sure that our troops are tree just said it. Nothing makes them feel at home. More than watching popular tv companies like one of those popular channels is fox news, so I want to take it away from what an evil anti american anti first amendment piece of you know what really trying to be good today, with this later in the afternoon, show for some fat reason. I find it easier to consider the more horrible human horrible human, but these people they are all of all drunk the kool aid, so they see propaganda right in front of them, and I think it is real That's why we're the red build ones, and it's a little tougher being read pill because you're walking around with a whole bunch of robots all the time. I've got one. What is war? Will you people

here's msnbc chris haze telling us that the new york times isn't a liberal newspaper, I'm going back it against the. How long is this clip, like twelve seconds, bash my head against the desperate twelve seconds I'll be back down. I disagree vehemently with Tucker carlson's assessment of bias. In your times it is not a level paper. His point that the political right lacks credible journalism is well taken there screwed up the timing that one I could hear back my head against the desperate twelve second, Kids downstairs. I have other responsibilities that cloud these People are insane like in. He doesn't think the new. If you mean that their socialist that their past liberal right there passed progressive If you mean that their socialist or communist you muppet you fake glasses good? That's is wearing bob. It then. I suppose I agree with you, but otherwise. Now now none anyway, here cnn, Jim Acosta, asking FAO chee

bout she's back through we're just rapidly up with, like a whole bunch of bs at once to just kind of tyres. Think the other here's a cost to ask and fetching about elon musk willing. I wanted to ask you if you know you ve been vilified on the far right. I know you know that and we ve seen elon musk tweet, that is pronouns he's the owner of tour that his pronouns are prosecute found. She others in the gnp of talked about arresting you and prosecuting you for your handling of code. What's your response so that your response to moscow and what is that been like for your family? Well, I mean there's no response to that. Craziness jam. I mean prosecute me for what what what are you talking about? I mean I wish I could figure out what the heck they were talking about. I think they're just going off the deep end. Well, I got a couple for your voucher. We could prosecute you for lying under oath for telling people privately, that they

and half the mask of it. They don't work. While you were publicly pushing for policy that masks do work by basically making up lockdown the whole theory behind lockdowns, which was unproven, and ass they were completely made up. Maybe it'll, be too that maybe the fact that you're, an age through eco health funded the gain and research at the wu lab can prosecute you for that. We're about four just being a smug. Douche I of that in the law anywhere could body we have a league I get. If any of you are legal experts is, is somehow if your comments leah smug douche. Can we voted by the word douche daily, if you're smug dish over an hour and over again, can we eventually arrest you is there? Is there? Is a citizens arrest, odin. Could somebody just go up to him at the supermarket patchy? I'm arresting down those apples were senior citizens arrest, you been a

The douche for six hundred fifty two days in a row, speaking of smug dishes, here's adam schiff and adam kinsey- or I forgot- I Didn'T- realize they're, both name Adam. That's pretty good. These two atoms with anderson, cooper and listen again. Everything they say is it's not it's not mostly the reverse of truth. It is one eighty, the reverse of truth. Here you go yet the power of repetition. Is such that young people, like tat per person who know they're lying in the public, can convince tens of millions of people of those lies yet tell you it's been really illuminating to me about other periods of history, where you have other liars, use a powerful megaphone and convey millions. They can't believe what they see adam shift and had him kensington, who led all of the lies about russia

illusion who led all of the lies about the hunter Biden laptop who led the lies about january six, that are crumbling in real time right now. They dare accuse Tucker of being the liar. I am not sitting here as Tucker's lawyer, Can you that he is perfect right, but he's pretty damn good any hell of a lot closer to the truth. Then these people ship should be embarrassed I thought you to go out in public that they need level of shame that this person should have and kind zinger should have. It is off the charts. These people should They should be not listen to our. How is it that Anderson cooper, not that he's a bastion of greatness, but how is it that like. You know we're gonna do on our show tonight. I'm gonna get Adam ship who's been wrong about everything. For four years, can we get em the available and have our gins agrees, always been wrong about everything forever. Can we get him we'll put em on together and see what happens like anyway? Here Jane fonda talking about killing people. We have

experienced many decades now of having agency over our body of being able to determine when and how many children? Do we know what that feels like? We know that's done for our lives we're not going back. I don't care what the laws are right, that strange being amended and she probably will get a nobel prize, but it really is very. It is true. It gonna do a lot to be living in and protesting. What else do you suggest While neither sat a miraculous. What did you say? She's. Just don't say that there are you, don't know they'll pick up a man and getting its well. Let me thought

then talk about jane's activism, that look, I don't want to make a big stink, whether she was joking or not like she was joking to some degree, and then they try to get her out of it, and then she slyly with the real ira, Does this thing I go? I'm not joking. Does she really want to kill people who don't want abortion? Actually, I think it's possible. I really do like. If, if you're, all rationale is, I want kill babies, then maybe you would kill some people maybe, but the point is if this was flipped in reverse. If the you ever had a pro life activists and they were like What would you like to do with people who provide abortion abortions and they were like kill them murder? That would be good. That person would never be on tv again there that all of their gigs would be

That's all they would be banned, gone cancelled, adios amigo, so I just wanted to show you a little bit of that hypocrisy to end this whole thing with, but before we end, as you know, I like to give you some possibilities. Some some positive option, some outlook for the future. That makes sense, because if we just continue to prioritize, woke lunacy over basic fiscal responsibility, and basic economic science. We are going to be far worse than we are right now, like I dunno what would happen, but it would be worse. We will just continue that slow descent. According to my pt crime, was up by more than four percent overall and in new york city in january. Murders were down slightly but robberies, assaults, burglary, car theft, all up what action are you going to take her in this rise in crime and in these in these other categories? Besides murder and rape

public safety is absolutely my number one priority, it's top of mind for all new yorkers and I'm working closely with mayor Adams to help provide resources to protect people in the subways deporting r and Y p d in there, There is now a lemon, be like a hopeful you're in charge in new york. The whole place is falling apart. bye, bye, bye, hopeful man? What does this is that a facelift? What is that. What my number one responsibility is. The people and safety sure everybody's me. You know what I was in new york city last week week's got you know was a week ago forgot about. I was wandering the upper west side and then like two hours after I left right on sixty third and west end, which is a completely nice area. A woman was raped in a in a vestibule I'll walk while going into her apartment like it is not good in new york. These people are absolute clowns. So what is the solution? The solution, while I thought this was interesting, you're not going to believe this. This is actually

really wild guys. I want to show you cnn clip right now. This is a cnn contributor by the name of Scott jennings. I think he might be a former kentucky congressmen if I'm not mistaken, actually making Since I see it, this is mine blowing. If this, if you use on the edge of your seat. I want you to lean back, don't fall off your chair, someone on cnn actually making sad. I dunno. I hope every Democrat runs on this. I hope they read the poll and they run as as woke as they can get in the next election, because I figured la newer to the benefit of republicans and conservative candidates. When you take, you know your your social cultural viewpoints as extreme as they may be, and use that to suppress basic common sense and basic american values. Yeah, you want to run on that bit by all means. I I I I wish you well that, as you can see, who is former special assistant to bush

what their referring to there is that there was a pull. That said, that most americans think that woke, which is obviously some one of anymore morpheus term right, because everyone served defining it differently. I think you guys here. We have, we have a basic understanding of when I say, woke what it means right, but, like it's used in, a lot of different contexts by a lot of different people. Some people say I'm woke as a positive thing. I go oh shit, I don't want to go anywhere you gotta get out of here. but here he is making some sense. I agree with what he say that let the Democrats go off I woke, and you can already tell, did something starting to shift, and you can tell it by that bernie clip remember the bernie clip from days ago, where Bernie was unreal with bill more and he refused to back equity instead of equality because no it's not pulling well, there's actually internal data on this now they know that americans, like equality, when it is clearly an calmly explained to them. They don't like equity, meaning equal opera. who did what they like equal opportunity, they dont want equal result.

Your hard work, a little luck, all of them stuff of life. It's u to somewhere in the end and that somewhere might be above somebody below somebody whenever. But we do want to end up in the same place its culture Everything that America's men about for dollar fifty years, so it is, to me that work is still polling positively, but I say let the Democrats run on it. Keep running on woke and, let's see what happens, vote in. So what do we have to do? We have devoted non woke leaders and we have to get the woke people out of office and out of all of the government institutions, and then you actually just do some basic stuff about. We prioritize fiscal responsibility. Basic Matt, instead of diversity. Equity in vision instead of s J w any yes g and all the other acronyms about we just get back to earn spending and live in your life without a giant government albatross around your neck at all times, and here's a beautiful video I saw this over the

again: this is a young lady names, Savannah Hernandez. She works returning point usa in one of the things that she does. She goes to college campuses and she talks to college kids about what they think. Obviously, as a turning point representative, she is conservative, or at least partly

interpretive leaning, I think she's pretty libertarian we're going to get her out of friday panel. I already talked to her about it, but she went to a couple of college campuses to ask white students about their white privilege and watch this beautiful moment of her deprogramming this kid right in front of his eyes. I I grew up as a white man and you're the exact opposite. You know, and so it's like my experiences, are going to be different from yours. How come, I think you know, there's a thing of like white privilege privileges. Do you have that? I don't have oh see, that's the question I keep asking myself because, like in this day and age, like all the lies, I say all the laws. You know it's hard to speak on something I'm not fully knowledgeable of like I'm. Sorry, if I make mistake in saying this, but it's like like, don't you think it's a problem,

when why people think that they have more privileges than brown or black people and I think that's sort of the agenda. It's pushed off because personally, it's like not that I think I'm more privilege than anyone else, because I had to work to get where I was and that's like the. Why do you have that mentality immediately? Where you, you know kind of apologize to me like? Let's talk about privilege and talk about I'm a white man in america, so we could have grown up differently. Why? Why is that your first initial reaction to me as a brown woman wow, you gave me good shit. Is it kind of kind of conversations that I love hat?

and I think it comes from a place of like I wouldn't say- caution but like in this day and age- people are so quick to judge and react and cancel, and so I guess it's at that like caution to go into an interview like this. I'm, like I dunno, where we're at, but now I know where we're at and I can like go for real. That's that's beautiful, and that is a white pill, and that is hope and you get at the head there when she really turned it on, and he didn't know why he said it. He didn't know why he said it. It's the cudgel of cancellation that they had held over everybody's head. You will put empathy and really fo unknowing empathy for other people above everything, including yourself. if you don't know why, but you know why you'll do it, because otherwise they will destroy you, while that's one less dude that they're going to destroy cause, he just got it so they may come after him. I dunno what school he's at. I have no doubt that the activists will come after in the blah, but as he said, he had

work. It wasn't so easy for him and even if it was easy per him. Even if his parents were multimillionaires should he be punished because of that we all know the answer, but we all know that's where we got one more for you guys, since everybody in mainstream media and in our government is going after talker Carl's tucker karlsson. I thought we'd. Let him finish up the show for us. He was talk, to the no boy do you know the note boys there there on the computer very big with the young people and he talked about freedom and what it means and the ability to question things and not always trust. The government, because, apparently, whether your Adam ship or your Eric small well or your ass, kinsman courier. Some dingbat hosted on cnn tucker crossing

enemy number one and from where I sit it seems like he's just asking the right questions. Why wouldn't you want all the information you can get and by the way, if you're, an adult citizen, why don't you have the right to all the information you can get like? When do we give that up? First, while I can like her dislike anyone, I want I'm fifty three I've That's right! I can like anyone. I want that is not a crime. My opinions are not a crime, they never can be a crime in a free country, a b. I have a right to all the information I need to can informed decision about whatever the issue is that democracy right Oh you're not allowed to know that really? Why am I not because I might arrive at a concrete, Isn't this different from ally's you're telling me? Actually, I want that information yeah, who do you think, is telling the truth, or at least sort of approximating the truth, like kind of in the orbit of truth, is it adam kind, zinger and adam shift and all of these people or is it took across in whose gone you know I'm allowed to think for myself,

I am allowed to question what you say and I'm allowed to take note when you lie to me over and over that. Maybe you are not the most trustworthy people, I'm pretty sure it's Tucker you're allowed to associate with who you want you're allowed to question things you are allowed to think for yourself. That's what the whole purpose of this freaking country Is an that's what's being assaulted when they assault married? and they assault fought and decency and all

those things and they lie and they lie and may lie. That's what they're assaulting the only way it stops is. If enough of us stop participating in the why the loosely quote alexander solzhenitsyn, we have the right to know guys where our money is being spent. Otherwise we wouldn't be able to be informed enough to vote out the leaders that we spend spend it in the first place. You have a right to something close to truth, that's what will give due around here. I like this three o clock made me, maybe maybe I'm a little sharper at three o clock. I think it's because I had lunch. A little chicken wrap with some spinach before I got here, seemed to have done the trick guys it's be monday over at the Rubin report, locals community. Here's the one that I put up, which is sort of perfect for today journalism in the old days. It was speaking truth to power with the people behind you, and now it is talking down to the people with the powerful people behind you. We got tons of other means in their view

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