Scott Adams

He goes, but he went to, he wanted to go to El Salvador and he asked me, cause I don't speak Spanish.

He's never into the tropics.

So we went together and we, he did a video called the Bitcoin dictatorship, El Salvador.

It's online.

It's got a few hundred thousand views.

And what he explains is there's the story in English.

And then there's the story in Spanish and,

And Marcela, as you know, the story in Spanish is very, very different.

Now, not to take away from, yes, El Salvador is, it reminds me of Colombia.

When I first moved to Colombia, it was 2003.

There were like 16 of us gringos in the country.

Everybody thought we were insane, but it was amazing.

I saw that country transition over 20 years.

um it's the same sort of feel in el salvador but the background ties particularly albukele's father uh armando are very very concerning and i wish conservatives would stop ignoring it and my speech on national security threats to the united states that the big one i gave in in florida was on national security threats from canada and el salvador

Ah, yeah, so you would know.

Yeah, the last thing on El Salvador, and then I think we can move on, is I think the tell will be, Marcel, and I'm sure you'll agree with me, is he going to run again?

If he's going to try to run again, okay, now we have a dictator.

Now we have a problem, right?

So let's see what happens.

Maybe, I mean, I do know he announces internationally and publicly that he has a plan to merge over time Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua.