Tom Bilyeu

And we can certainly get into the why the immigration crisis is reaching the levels that it is, especially in Europe.

I think that that has to do with both the destabilization that sends people looking for something else, but also the suicidal empathy policies that we see just absolutely flying around the world.

But you're starting to see a ton of pushback.

So I think that things would play out very differently on an immigration front this time.

Um, so we'll see, it, it will come down to the level of the humanitarian disaster.

Um, if there is one, um, that is left in its wake, but man, that you're just not going to get out from a, uh, there will be a knock on effect.

There's no way to escape that.

So yeah.

That could get terrible very, very fast.

All right, the oil markets did not love the message that Trump gave.

And at the time of this recording anyway, the price of oil is hovering around $110 a barrel.

And that's for both Brent and WTI.

Now, Trump was blunt.

The U.S.

imports almost no oil through Hormuz and plans to keep it that way.

So for every nation watching gas prices spiral while Iran maintains a stranglehold on one fifth of the world's oil supply,

Trump offered up three options.

Option number one, if you need oil, buy it from the U.S.

America is energy independent and ready to sell to all of you beautiful people out there.

Two, if you want your oil lane back, go take it.