Tucker Carlson

I want to hear that one because that's an even worse argument.

No, but that's, you know, when a society is collapsing, when every argument becomes a moral argument.

That's right.

But we're fighting Russia, so we're good.

It was a book that was impossible to get it.

It's like $500 on eBay, but you've reissued it.

Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Greece.

Well, and not just in the Eurozone, but in the United States.

So here's my last question.

I am going to ask you to predict and project.

So go out on a limb, but you know, the United States has been experiencing, I think what's fair to call an asset bubble.

Certainly you see it in real estate markets, but not just real estate, cryptocurrency, et cetera.

What happens to assets in the United States as this war progresses and as the global system changes?

On the basis of lies about the 20th century.

Indeed, indeed, yeah.

Richard, thank you.

And I hope this won't be your last trip here.

It'd be a pleasure.

It's a pleasure to be here and I hope I can come again.

I mean, there's- Literally anytime.