Tom Bilyeu

They'll try to gaslight.

They'll try to spin.

They'll try to be like, but hey, we don't need any of that oil.

But if the price is going up, it's certainly going to feel like we are somehow some way involved in all of this.

So don't lose sight of that.

Now, nonetheless, Trump has set the stage with that talk for the U.S.

exit from the region.

Now, the only thing that lingers in my mind is that Pete Hegseth has fired three generals recently.

And that seems like a weird move if you plan to be out of the region in a couple of weeks and everything is going perfectly.

Now, in full disclosure, I have no idea why the generals were actually forced out.

But one possible solution is that Trump wants to do the same kind of limited ground incursion.

Not the same kind, but he wants to do some kind of limited ground incursion to get the nuclear material as one possible option.

Kirk Island would be another possible option.

And the idea that he's going to send in a ground force to dig up the nuclear material, build a quick runway, and then fly that stuff out of there is a rumor that just keeps popping up.

Now, I have my tinfoil hat firmly in place right now.

But Trump has addressed this, that specific thing in his speech, saying that, nope, we're just watching it via satellites.

All good.

So this could be total BS.

But man, it is a rumor that just will not go away.

And given how many troops we've started moving towards the region and the fact that they're firing generals right now at a time where supposedly everything is going perfectly and we're about to withdraw, there's just something weird there.