Jeremy Scahill

So...

There you go.

Top enforcement official wanted to actually attempt to do some portion of her job.

The head of the SEC was like, no, we're not doing that, at least certainly not where the Trump family or Trump donors are concerned.

And she said, OK, I'm out of here.

I mean, this is the state of the country right now.

This is the state or the lack of enforcement where, you know, white collar crime, especially if you are a Trump donor or Trump family member or Trump associates,

is just legal.

It's just legal now.

And then they want to tell you all about, oh my God, the Somalian fraud, blah, blah, blah.

The biggest fraudsters are in the White House.

There's zero doubt about it, especially on a dollar-for-dollar basis.

And personally committing fraud at the same time.

Yeah, I mean, in terms of, people are saying, in terms of the barrel production loss already, it's bigger than the 70s energy shocks.

But Rory Johnston, the analyst we've had on before, he made a good point.

He's like, listen, so much of the world now can increasingly just be driven by overconfidently posting through it, but not oil, at least not for long.

Hormuz flow still has not resumed.

Every day we're shedding more oil from the system.

That'll catch up.

can't jawbone 10 to 15 million barrels per day stock draws.