Kyla Scanlon

Nobody's joining the Board of Peace that Trump has put together.

And it just, you know, people are turning to China and investing with them, trading with them.

It's a, you know, it comes at great cost what this reality TV show is.

Yeah, no, I think that's the worry is that in every time he has to go farther and farther, which is what you do on reality TV is you have to get like crazier and crazier to keep the audience engaged.

It's the same thing with social media.

You see a lot of people experience audience capture where they start saying stuff that they normally wouldn't be saying because the audience kind of eggs you on.

some elements of the audience.

And so I think for, yeah, for Trump, like he's looking around and he's like, okay, fine.

I can just keep pushing and pushing.

I think the Greenland thing, like that was kind of nuts to threaten to invade a NATO ally, a country that is owned and partnered with somebody else that we do have a military agreement with, you know, really pushing the envelope.

Yeah.

I mean, people are certainly not happy.

The big question, you know, the U.S.

is still the best place to invest.

It still has the biggest markets.

It's still, you know, you can talk all you want about U.S.

Treasuries not being safe because of Trump, but there's kind of, you know, it's difficult to find where else you would park your money other than gold.

And so I think what we're seeing in gold is up 75% year over year.

You know, China is developing like a gold-backed dollar alternative through their reserves of gold.

So I do think we're seeing the start of a movement away from the United States.