Tom Bilyeu

From where I'm at, you had a guy who was in, in that moment was a hundred percent peaceful until they took him to the ground.

And then he's resisting and ratcheting things up, up, up, up, up.

So yeah,

It doesn't even necessarily mean that it would play out any differently, but he's in a much better position if he's not fighting back, pulling, resisting, making them yank harder, trying to shove them down.

Like that's where all of this stuff goes crazy.

And if I were saying, dude, the government's playing this perfectly.

This guy's the problem.

I would get why you're saying what you're saying.

And I'm not saying that.

All right, everybody.

Rumors are flying that Xi Jinping's most recent purge of the military has resulted in a failed coup attempt.

Guns being shot the whole night.

Now those rumors, reputable outlets like Reuters, Bloomberg, CNN, the Wall Street Journal are all reporting on a major military purge initiated by Xi Jinping, including investigations into top generals, Zhang Yaojia, who's the vice chairman of the Central Military Commission and Liu, uh,

for serious violations such as corruption, undermining party authority over the military, and in Zhang's case, allegations of leaking nuclear secrets to the U.S.

Now, I want to be very clear.

These are all rumors.

Nobody knows what's happening right now.

This is a big question mark.

Some reports are like, ah,

It's no big deal.