What you're witnessing with Trump and Doge, this is so sad to me.
And even tariffs, this is all interconnected.
Yesterday was like whiplash.
You know, Canada slapped on these tariffs and, you know, and, oh, we're coming back at the United States with Mark Carney and the guy, Doug, I forget his name, but we've got video of him.
I'll play that later.
And then Trump says, OK, I'm doubling the tariffs on aluminum and steel.
And literally within hours, Canada was like, OK, let's make a deal.
I mean, it's insane.
Now, I think they might be back at it today.
I have to check the news.
I did hear this coming on to the show, and I haven't even looked into it yet, to be frank with you.
But the bottom line, the tariffs are working to do what Trump needs to do.
But there is going to be some volatility in the markets.
However, that does not account for what's happening in the real economy.
And I know people are a little nervous and scared now.
And it's easy to say, hold on tight.
I am saying, hold on tight.
And I do believe the economy is going to get much, much better.
And that's coupled with what we're seeing with Doge.
Because basically, listen, how do you get inflation?
How do you get inflation?
Inflation comes from government spending.
Government printing money.
It doesn't come from you.
It doesn't come from me.
It comes from government spending money.
So you consider that the Trump administration are working using these tariffs not only to secure our borders and to regain respect around the world, quite frankly, when it comes to fair trade.
We're not going to be punks anymore and all that kind of stuff.
But consider what Doge is doing.
Consider what the tariffs are doing.
Tariffs are being utilized to bring manufacturing jobs to rebuild.
The middle class in America.
And at the same token, Doge is being successful and exposing all of the waste inside of our government so that people that were uninformed, that maybe don't know how to handle money, will look at the waste and say, oh my God.