Drew

If we did make top of that regime there, that would be two of their significance.

I would say more than half.

And then Russia will be kind of their sole provider.

And Russia last weekend just had to sell some gold reserves in order to keep funding the war.

So they're kind of on their back foot, too.

This could be the I don't want to say the death punch, but it could be something that can at least cripple China for the next couple of years if we were this aggressive.

I think there's at least one general in Trump's ear whispering that.

All right.

I know we got some super chats.

We're going to hit those.

But first, this story I know is going to take a while because you're going to have to break it down for us.

But I want to cover the Japanese yen trade because there's a lot of different things on the table.

I see U.S.

is now buying, apparently is going to buy the yen and take the dollar.

Besant saying that's a good move.

I don't know if this is the same thing we did with Argentina that we're just temporarily backing them.

So kind of give us the lay of the land when it comes to this Japanese yen trade and how America is getting involved.

When I hear this, my initial thought is like, okay, well, if they're holding $1.1 trillion in debt and you have to sell it, that's good for us because we'll get that money and we can pay down our debt.

Or like they're selling the notes, so where does that money get sold to?

Back to US, right?