Susan Kokinda

And maybe you need to calm down and hold on while this transformation takes place.

Well, if you actually look at the history of assassination attempts in the United States, and we actually have an e-book on the Promethean Action website, which is entitled, It is the British Who Murder Our Presidents.

And if you look at President Trump's comments after the assassination, both in the press briefing and then in the outtakes from the 60 Minutes show, you know, he says it's only consequential precedence.

who get assassinated or there are attempts.

And he cites Abraham Lincoln and he cites William McKinley.

And that's extremely important because those are the probably the most important American system presidents in our history.

Now, why do I say that when you ask me about the British?

Because if you look at the 19th century and, you know, our own, the

the decades of our own founding, there were two systems in the world.

And it wasn't capitalism or communism.

Those phrases didn't even come along till Karl Marx.

The two systems in the world were the American system versus the British imperial system.

And the British imperial system was based on power, money, perpetual wars, controlling resources, keeping countries backward so that they could extract raw materials or whatever from them was based on free trade.

And the American system was based on a different set of principles, which is that your economy is not measured by money.

Your economy is measured by what are you producing?

Are you advancing?

Is your population getting healthier?

Is it getting more productive?

Is it getting more prosperous?

Does it have more opportunities?