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Speaker 1: Welcome to another episode of the Chicks on the Right

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podcast where we talk to our BFF and sponsor of

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the show, Zach Abraham from Bulwark Capital Management. Zach, I'm

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sure you saw that earlier in the week. Trump got

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to ring the bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

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Speaker 2: It was a big deal.

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Speaker 1: Everybody's kind of saying we're back.

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Speaker 2: Business is back, everything's coming back.

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Speaker 1: And he's making big fat promises about how he is

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going to slash the corporate tax rate to fifteen percent.

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If you're a company that makes your stuff in America,

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it's gonna be twenty one for everybody else. So do

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you think that this is realistic? Do you think you

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can get this done? What do you make of his

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whole New York Stock Exchange visit?

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Speaker 2: And also does that mean us because we make our

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stuff in America?

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Speaker 3: Right?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: America? Baby dang right? It is?

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Well, well, and.

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Speaker 4: At least one of you is in tech, so I

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mean that's like, that's like America squared, right.

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Speaker 3: You get that it should be.

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Speaker 2: It should be.

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Speaker 4: Whereas for me living in the state of Washington, I

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should get I should get credit, but it should be

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zero point seven percent of the press. I shouldn't get

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all of it right because I'm up here in this

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disaster of a idiocy that I'm swimming in on a

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daily exactly.

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Speaker 3: Boy.

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Speaker 4: And you guys, boy, if you guys want some good

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fodder to discuss, you should dig into Washington state politics.

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It's it's it is all of the Let let's let's

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put it this way. I mean I can, I can

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send you and I got to send it to you

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guys to show you. There's a big high school up here,

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and there's several that have done this big high school.

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Speaker 3: One of my best friends in the world, he was

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in my wedding.

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Speaker 4: His son just started this high school this year and

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they actually moved him to a private high.

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Speaker 3: School because of this.

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Speaker 4: But the high school, big one, it's it's one of

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our biggest and it said we're pleased to announce the

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construction and opening of our gender neutral bathrooms, which will

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include litterboxes. Oh my, I'm not kidding you, and people

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don't believe me. And that's why I saved the image

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like from the announcement from the schools.

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Speaker 3: So because it's like on their official you know, the

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school stuff.

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Speaker 2: And they're pleased about it.

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Speaker 4: They're please, no, no, no, they were breaking You guys

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saw the movie The Big Short, right, Okay, do you

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remember that?

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Speaker 3: You haven't seen it days.

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Speaker 2: I haven't seen it. I guess I need to see that.

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That's going to be on my Christmas break list. It's

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on the my to do list. I have many to

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do things on that line.

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Speaker 3: It's homework. Yes.

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Speaker 4: Anyway, there's a scene in there where they're talking to

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these mortgage lenders, right, and these guys are just confessing

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to like doctoring these loans. And Steve Correll's character, he's

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a hedge fund manager. What's funny is two of the

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guys in that movie that were on the two of

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the analysts that were in the scene, I've actually interviewed

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on our radio show, the real life guys. But so

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Steve Correll he pulls them aside and he goes, why

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are they confessing? And the guy goes, they're not going

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confessing their bragging, right, And that's why I said, these

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they're not confessing to you. They're putting a litter box in.

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They're waving that flag baby, right yeah.

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Speaker 2: Because they've won. They've won the game of like idiocy.

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Speaker 3: Right. Well, and here's the thought.

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Speaker 4: I I'm like, okay, because they identify as a cat, right,

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They're like yeah, And I go, then why aren't they

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outside climbing trees and chasing mice? Why are they cool?

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Like what kind of BS game are we playing here?

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Speaker 3: Right? If we're gonna go full cat, let's go full cat.

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Speaker 2: They should exactly.

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Speaker 3: They identify as a cat. Why are we making them read?

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Speaker 2: They at least they should at least be killing things

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in my garage?

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Speaker 3: Well, they better not.

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Speaker 2: Being like the good food in the cafeteria. They need

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good food in the cafeteria. For example, I've always loved

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or or.

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Speaker 4: If you're the teacher, you know they don't do it

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good on their homework assignments. You walk behind them while

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they're sitting in their desk and you grabbed by the back

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of the shirt and you rub their nose in their

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assignment and what are you doing? And I'm like, they

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identify as a cat, right, Like right, this is how

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I house trained my dog. I just figured I figured

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this would work. So I don't know, yes, right anyway, Yeah,

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well I didn't mean to derail this by talking about.

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Speaker 2: Washington about people wanting to be cats.

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Speaker 4: But as you can see, but as you can see,

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there's a lot to discuss.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, but fifteen percent, fifteen percent is huge. Like Mac

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and I we own a small business. It's like, it's

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obscene what we've been taxed over the past what well,

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fifteen years, but we didn't start making money until like

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five years in probably, so for five years we didn't

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make any money, and then like that fifth year, the

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government's like, we'll go ahead and take all of that thing.

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Speaker 3: Yes, a lot.

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Speaker 2: We were like wait what and so yeah, we get

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so small business owners, we are delighted. It's in fact

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that corporate tax rate will go down. I'm like, you

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have no idea how awesome that is? Is it true? Like,

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is it is this actually? Could this happen?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, no, it could happen.

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Speaker 4: But man, do I have an idea about how thrilled

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you are about it? I mean, and I don't think

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you guys build a business and so have I. And

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what I don't think people understand is that when you've

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built a business from scratch, you're passionate about it.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, those tax savings I get, they can put right

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back in the business, right, And.

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Speaker 2: Imagine the money that you put into the business and

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what we put into the business the first four years, like.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll recoup that. No, well, I mean hopefully you

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do like later, right right, right?

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Speaker 2: But you know what I mean.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, And here's the here's the one thing.

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Speaker 4: Boy, if Well and I do have their ear, because

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I could, I would be shocked if the powers that

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be and the guys that are r on a dog

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are not listening to the chicks on a daily basis

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to get the intelligence.

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Speaker 2: To get there.

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Speaker 4: But but what but what I would say to them

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is I go, please, please, please extend those tax benefits

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beyond just see CORP registered corporations. Yes, because that's a

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wonderful thing. But there are tons of small corporations that

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are building things in America, that are making things in

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America that aren't see corpse. So ask that down to

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ask corpse and LLC's final is that filings and if

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you want to do like a yeah, just just do that.

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And I think it's a wonderful idea. And it's actually

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it's kind of shocking you guys, because I feel like

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you guys are like this. I also just saw a

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wonderful interview Glenn Beck did with Anakasparian from the Young Turks.

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Speaker 2: Oh, we saw a lot of that. Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: And one of the things that really encouraged me about

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it is the craziness of what has gone on. I

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think has brought together people that otherwise would not be right.

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Speaker 3: And there's an.

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Speaker 4: Opportunity here to make really big changes, really big moves.

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And the way I can tell is that one of

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the now I'm not saying I think it's such a

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great idea because they agreed with me. What I'm saying

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is there are basic, simple solves to a lot of

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these problems that if you're not being waid down to

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your by bureaucracy, or you're not being weighed down by

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this person not donating to your political campaign, there are

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easy fixes to some of these products, right, like the

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manufacturing and rust belt issue in this country. I've long said,

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give them a tax holiday on those types of corporations

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in this country, right, Just give it to help offset

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the increased cost of labor and the increased cost of

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living in the United States, so they can be competitive.

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Because guess what, even though the business isn't paying taxes,

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the employees are, right, they're in income taxes, you're generating

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sales tax, you're generating excise tax. It's so much better

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to do that than to just shift the jobs overseas

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where you get no, absolutely zero benefit from it.

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Speaker 1: Right well, and it's making it the whole thing, like

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especially what happened with the New York sex change. The

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fact that everybody's talking about America coming back.

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Speaker 2: Business is booming back, yep.

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Speaker 1: So pissing off lefties and so we already heard it

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even before the election about how Obama would take credit

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for economy. Last time, they are doing it again. I

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saw that non eagles Joe Walsh, the one that used

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to be the congressman.

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Speaker 4: I love that.

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Speaker 3: Passive Joe Walsh, right right.

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Speaker 1: And he tried to say, because you know, the news

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has been all week about that the business is booming back,

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and he's trying to say that no, no, no, no, no,

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America is going to inherit Biden's great economy. He's already

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saying any success that Donald Trump has for the next

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four years, it's all because Biden has positioned us to

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be in this great economy that the rest of the

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world is jealous of.

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Speaker 4: People well, best best economy, the thirty eight trillion and.

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Speaker 3: Deck and buy you.

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Speaker 4: So I mean it better, It better looked pretty good.

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But but here's the thing, though, I really don't think

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it matters as much anymore, because you know, how much

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weight does Obama's voice carry, Not as much, not as

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much as he used to, right, And I think people

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are waking up to this. I think people are waking

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up to the same enemies. We actually have the same

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enemies on both sides.

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Speaker 2: You are so correct, Yeah, as.

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Speaker 4: Part of that same intertwined, disgusting, unholy union between big

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business and government.

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Speaker 3: And that is the enemy.

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Speaker 4: It's built both sides, it's tricked both sides. And I

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feel like people are waking up to that and saying,

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wait a second, wait a second. Here, you've said one thing,

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you've done another. We're not following, We're not falling for

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this nonsense anymore. And to go to what you're saying about

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the economy, hilarious. One of the guys that I read

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regularly just for a good laugh is Rick Newman on

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Yahoo finance. You ever heard of him anyway, He's mister Finance.

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But like, if there was a head of finance for

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a publication that was a member of the DNC, it

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would be how they would write it, right, because everything's

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got a political ben So we was talking about we

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got really surprising automobile sales right after the election. We

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also got a big jump in Jolts job openings right

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after the election.

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Speaker 3: You know how he spun that, He spun it.

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Speaker 4: He goes, well, people are rushing to buy cars too,

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to avoid the increased costs that they suspect or coming

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with tariffs. And I'm like sitting back, going, buddy, you

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could put twenty percent tariffs and cars aren't going to

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be as expensive as they were.

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Speaker 3: Under Biden exactly.

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Speaker 4: And I go, and I also said, I go, show

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me one time in history that consumers went out in

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mass to buy a durable consumer good that they had

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to finance in preparation of bad economic times.

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Speaker 3: Right, I mean right?

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Speaker 4: And then actually when it doves tails with the job openings,

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because if you're looking at a business and you're trying

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to measure like business optimism, there is no better metric

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than job openings, right.

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Speaker 3: Yep, Oh, I know. It's it's really cool what's going

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on here. I think that all of these things can

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Speaker 4: I think that there is so much I don't think,

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as you guys know, there's so much waste in so

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much of these regulatory bodies. So and you're gonna win

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on both sides because this is how you do it right.

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If you're going to cut government spending, especially when it's

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played this integral role in the growth of the economy,

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the only way to really offset that is to do

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what is currently being done in Argentina. Who you know,

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they're cutting costs massively, but they're slashing regulation and so

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what you yeah, and what did they just announced? They

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just announced it for the first time in decades. They

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don't have a deficit, right, So, and I think I

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don't think we've got as much low hanging fruit as

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Argentina does because they've been incredibly mismanaged. But there is

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an unbelievable amount efficiency just through regulatory cuts that we

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can get and those tax cuts will that could that

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could issue it that could be a boom in US

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based manufacturing.

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Speaker 3: I think it'll be.

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Speaker 2: I think we'll be surprised at how mismanaged we actually

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Speaker 4: Yeah, oh, there's no question. But then the other thing

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is the investment opportunities. It opens up, right, if we're

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going to start building back and manufacturing sector. This is

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what gets me so excited, right so so so many

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of the companies in the assets that are going to

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be so huge over the next five to ten years

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based on these changing economic tides. Those are the things

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that are the cheapest in this market right now, because

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everybody believes there's nothing that exists outside of technology, right

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you know, We're looking at some of these companies that

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are trading at like one tenth the value of the

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assets they've got on their balance sheet, and you're just like, oh, baby,

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here we do this, yes, oh yes, well, and this.

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Speaker 1: Is why we're constantly telling people that even if they

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have a financial plan that they feel good about, it

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never hurts to get a second opinion, especially from you.

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And so tell people how they can find you and

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get a free risk review.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, they can go to Boardcapitalmanagement dot com or just

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Google Know your Risk Radio dot com. And I think

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one of the biggest perks is we don't work for

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Vanguard or a Wall Street bank or Black Rock, So

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there is that part of it too, right, great Park, Yes,

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we're easy to find Know Your Risk Radio podcast and shouldn't.

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Speaker 3: Be too tough.

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Speaker 2: Awesome, Thank you Zach.

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Speaker 3: Thank you ladies. Merry Christmas, and it's fun talking to.

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Speaker 2: You You too, Merry Christmas.

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