Ryan Adams

Come help us defend this trade of Hormuz.

Yeah, but then Trump is like, sure, we started it, but it's your problem.

Oh, my God.

Yeah, I think that is a question.

I mean, I'm looking at my Robinhood portfolio as of this morning.

This strike that we're talking about happened yesterday, last night.

And so markets are responding to this this morning.

It's not good.

Like it's red for equities.

So the question is like, can we just get over this?

When can the markets...

resume pricing in like the normal things like growth and revenue rather than pricing in instability and higher inflation due to higher oil prices.

So like Trump, after this attack from Israel on Iran and then the responding Iranian attack on Qatar, he released out this kind of loud truth social post saying,

kind of doing three things simultaneously.

He basically distanced the United States association with the Israeli attack on the Iranian oil fields.

But then he also said, Iran, you don't get to respond by attacking Qatar.

You don't get to do that.

If you do that anymore, we are going to come down with a full might of the US military, which I think is the rod will take very credibly since we are literally doing that.

And so basically he's kind of saying is just like, you guys get to be attacked, right?

by Israel, but you don't get to hit anyone else back.