Patrick Bet-David

Do you have it in image format or no?

Yeah, let me grab it.

So while I'm reading this, you send it to him.

So Jamie says the five risks that he's worried about in 2026.

Number one, he says inflation.

Number two, he says intensifying competition.

meaning they're facing a growing set of non-traditional rivals in payments and digital banking.

A whole new set of competitors is emerging based on blockchain.

That's number two.

Number three, Americans' loss of trust in the U.S.

government.

Number four is artificial intelligence, AI.

And last but not least is weak allies.

Europe is entering a decisive decade, and it is unable to act, he said.

He cited internal trade barriers and expensive social welfare programs

but praised military spending boosts is what he's talking about.

So now let's talk about AI.

When it comes down to AI, this chart Shamad shared that Tom handed to me, if you want to go a little bit closer, it says the negative perception around AI is now worse than ice.

So the Pope has got the biggest plus minus.

Shout out to Umberto.