Tom Bilyeu

Again, fine, it works great, first order consequences.

Like in the immediacy, you're gonna get the things that you want, but in the long term, you're going to erode the stability of your position in the world because you don't have allies anymore.

And so the way that I have long,

In fact, if you went back to the beginning of 2025 and listen to the words that I'm saying, this is exactly how I feel now.

Trump is playing a game of chicken.

And look, Truflation is putting forward that maybe some of this stuff is working better than we think, but if he doesn't pull off the growth, like just the alienation and the damage that he's doing to America's reputation, the damage he's doing to our own sense of who we are,

is dramatic and i don't think people put enough stock in how much a country's vision of itself plays out in its policies and then those policies which is a big part of the argument that i'm going to be making later in today's episode uh the policies have a huge impact so but it's downstream of this vision that we have of who we are

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