Tom Bilyeu

And so he understands, okay, I've got to deal with China because, and this gets into the complexities of there's more here, but for America to be in a good position as we go into a multipolar world, we've got to diminish China as much as we can.

And I'll be interested to see if you disagree with this.

The Jewish lobby to me, no matter how powerful, Israel, no matter how powerful, does not explain Venezuela.

And when you look at Venezuela, it's like, oh, this is Trump going, I want to control that oil because that's economically advantageous.

It also helps me control China.

I like that.

And then if you look at Iran and go, yes, I get it.

The Israel lobby is desperate for us to go into Iran.

But if you're Trump, you've got to make sure that you secure those dollars from the GCC countries to invest in America, again, as a way to diversify against China, to build things here in America.

And so now all of a sudden I'm like, I don't even need to think about the fact that we have an alignment with Israel for us to be in Iran, especially the lunatic way that he's doing it, where it's like, you're not going to leave this better for Israel when you leave, P.S.

And so I cannot imagine Israel's like, yeah, this is great.

He's going to pull out, leave them completely holding the bag.

They're going to have to keep dealing with a now really pissed off Iran.

But the economic argument of, well, if I can get control of this, I'm in a better position.

If I can't get control of it, I'm still in a better position because now the world's going to come to US for oil.

So it's like,

Again, going back to this analogy of when I think that Israel's controlling the world, I feel like I'm groping on an object with mittens.

It's, hey, I can feel the general shape.

I get why we're in the region.

But when I go, oh, this is economics for a president who has mapped for me to end up on Mount Rushmore.