Nick Fuentes

Some people are saying that those two things are connected.

It's an AI bubble that's popping and all these layoffs are then driving the downturn.

We've seen a lot of companies that fundamentally, they grew their revenues, they grew their profits, but it was short of expectations, so it's dropping.

Amazon is an example.

Google is an example where...

So traditionally, we will look at companies and say, OK, you have a profit margin.

You're doing good.

Your business is growing.

The revenue is going in a positive direction.

Your price is going up.

But instead, the capex expense is a bit too much or to your point, investors are skittish.

So now they're pulling back.

Do you think that this is also a moment where we're starting to kind of reanalyze fundamentals or is this just still just the skittishness of the news?

Let's grab our tinfoil hats because we have quite, quite a lot to talk about.

All right, let's dive right back in.

So the big one that I think a lot of people were looking at was the alleged photo of Epstein in Israel.

This got AI.

This got AI.

It's AI.

Which you have to, one, stop your emotional response to it.