Tom Bilyeu

Making us seem unhinged on the world stage.

So I think as of right now today, far more damage has come out.

Now, if on the other side of this, on the other hand, what we get is an Iran that is more like Venezuela.

It's not necessarily regime change, though Trump is billing it as such, but a regime that is more willing to negotiate because they don't want to see you blast them into oblivion.

And I just hold fast and steady to if we can get all of the countries in the Gulf, in the Persian Gulf, in the Arabian Gulf, if we can get all of them to think economically, then we've got an incredible opportunity.

The Gulf region is all ready.

It is all ready.

the place where all the capital in the world is aggregating and then being disseminated from.

Now, that may change given the instability that we see right now, but if that can settle down and we really do get this working from a...

dollars and cents standpoint, then this could be an incredible victory.

Those dollars keep flowing into the U.S.

The U.S.

markets remain the best markets.

If you're looking to put money to work, that may not remain true forever, but that's still true right now today.

If we can reaffirm the petrodollar, that would be a gigantic win for the U.S.

If we can have a relationship with Iran that allows us to have more influence, I think we're probably going to have to give up on control at this point.

but more influence on the oil that makes its way to China.

Basically stop giving them discounted oil and at least get it back on the global market at normal prices.

Like those things would be a win.

If Iran is like, we're not going to pursue a ballistic missile regiment anymore.