Tucker Carlson

You've said it already.

So maybe we'll- Yeah, I wouldn't speculate either.

I would just think, you know, logic suggests it would not be East or West, but in the middle.

Yes, that could be.

That could be.

So it turns out there was just one lever in the German economy, and it was monetary policy.

And when you cranked it in one direction, people thrived.

When you cranked it in the other direction, they starved to death.

Yes, that's right.

It's a religion at that point.

So in other words, when Americans say, non-economists say, this doesn't look like a free market economy to me.

They're right.

Of course.

Well, they certainly make it very hard.

So it doesn't sound like the...

political environment that we're in, which is clearly accelerating, we're moving towards something, its outlines are not clear, but we're moving at high speed.

It doesn't sound like we're moving toward decentralization of anything.

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.