Matthew Cox

Because, like I said, they're making their money on the back end dealing with the Chinese nationals.

That's ridiculous.

30% to 40%.

It's collapsing, but it's just— It ain't doing good.

It's not doing well.

It's in a bubble.

You don't read The Economist every week?

Well, here's the thing that you have to understand that—

This is also an opportunity for the Chinese government to work with their American counterparts.

Because when we're talking about the Chinese, the communists aren't involved.

And this is actually, you know, just a couple of weeks ago when he had the press conference, the U.S.

attorney in Los Angeles was praising the assistance of the Chinese government.

They don't want the money leaving.

Before, whenever our government indicts Chinese state-sponsored hackers, they never hand those guys over.

They're running around snatching people up in China.

You give them a name, they go grab these guys.

That guy here in the car, they snatched him up, sent him back.

And so this is an opportunity for the two sides to actually come together.

But in reality...

There's no stopping it.