Sean Frasick

It's why China is where they are economically.

Because the Americans know that neighborhood is completely taken up by the companies that are undercutting them.

And that's what I'm just saying.

As a consumer, we need to look and seek out those American companies and support Americans.

They want that underclass.

They want the immigrants in here because they know they can pay them less to clean their houses, do their lawns, do it.

It's a Democrat argument.

We want the immigrants because we need our underclass.

They're there.

All right, so listen, we're going to jump to this next story here.

Yeah, and it's kind of ironic, too, because all he has to do is go on Kalshi and put a ton of money on when he's going to resign and just resign, and then he'd have millions of dollars.

We love Kalshi.

That was smooth.

I don't know if you can bring that up, Serge, but yeah, there's this whole Kalshi market.

It's up to like $2.5 million or whatever on when he's going to resign.

If he would just put money down and resign, he doesn't have to beg for money.

That's an interesting position because it's like, even, you know, let's say Tim's right and there's a civil war here, right?

I'm not going to go to Canada.

I'm not going to go to another country illegally, knowing that I'm there illegal, lie to the authorities, take advantage of their citizens, take an opportunity from someone else.

Unfortunately, you have to take care of your own.