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UFOs - December 19th, Hour 3
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Hey everyone.
Welcome back to the Sean Hannity Show.
This is Sarah Carter filling in for my good friend Sean Hannity.
And I have another very good friend coming on the show.
It's Louis Elizondo, Lou Elizondo.
As you know, many of you may have seen him.
He has testified before Congress on the unidentified aerial phenomena that is happening over our skies and the history of that happening over our skies going all the way back to the 1940s and before, folks.
This is a big deal.
He was head of the Pentagon's ATIP program, and he is an integral part of the disclosure process that is happening in the United States.
That means talking about what is happening in our skies and not feeling ashamed to talk about things we do not understand, but instead studying them and investigating them, not poo-pooing them, right?
like we've seen in the news in the past.
We have an issue though happening, of course, everybody's been watching the news, hundreds of drones, thousands actually, swarming over New Jersey, We've seen them coming off of the coast.
People have seen them all over Jersey.
Uh I was concerned even flying into LaGuardia because I was like, what is going on here?
Uh and I know the president was concerned about this as well.
We have a couple of clips we want to play for you.
I want to go to cut five first.
If we could go ahead, Ethan, and play that.
Thanks, General Ryder.
So uh back to the drones.
Um you unequivocally say that none of the drones that are being spotted are DOD assets or something that's being tested uh within the defense department.
Are all of these either civilian or otherwise, but just not Department of Defense drones.
You're talking about the drones in New Jersey up and down the yes, they are not DOD assets.
None of them are.
To my knowledge, none of them are.
Okay.
And are there any sort of experimental programs going on where maybe they're, you know, drones are being tested that to my knowledge, no.
Okay.
Is it possible that some of those drones could be up to uh malign uh uh activity?
It's entirely possible, but the vast majority uh that is not you know the case.
And in the case of uh drones flying near or over U.S. military installations, uh, that in and of itself, just given the volume of drone flights we see on a given day is not something that's new.
Um we take all of those seriously.
You know, this is very serious.
Uh we don't know what is in our skies.
We know that we have people that are investigating this.
We want our pilots, our military, and our senior officials to feel comfortable reporting this.
And I gotta tell you, I was so disappointed uh when I heard uh John Kirby talking about this and trying to gaslight the American public and other people in the Pentagon as well, trying to gaslight the American public.
Thank God we have this general Pat Ryder talking about this.
But I I'm very concerned.
We do not know.
We do not know what is going on because our government is keeping us in the dark, and President Trump made that very, very clear.
Lou, thank you so much for being on the show, my friend.
It's great to have you here.
Sarah, it is always my honor and privilege to be with you and your wonderful audience.
Matt, I I gotta tell you, Lou, you're the expert.
You're the expert.
You were head of the A-Tip program.
Uh you probably know more than you can divulge.
You testified before Congress.
Tell me what your assessment is on these UAPs.
Well, look, the drone issue is is real and it's serious.
And despite even uh the state of New Jersey imposing a moratorium on all drone flights until about mid-uh January, um, as of this morning, there's still drones that are flying around.
And so the White House's assertion that all these are legal aircraft, either hobbyists or uh, you know, commercial aircraft or privately owned aircraft and even law enforcement aircraft, it just doesn't hold water.
And the problem is that it's really eroding uh any faith and confidence we have uh in in our administration.
And and this is a problem because they've already said for the record, Sarah, that these are not foreign adversarial technologies.
They've also said that these are not our technologies.
Well, then if it's not adversarial and it's not ours, whose is it?
And simply to say that these are you know private people that are legally operating their drones, you don't shut down military bases because people are flying their drones legally.
You shut them down because they're being flown illegally.
Right.
Let's talk about Wright Patterson, right?
There was a there was an issue there, and they came clean, they said, Yeah, we've had these, you know, incidences where these drones have been flying over.
We've seen it in other bases.
And Lou, you talk about five observables.
I've read your book, I love your book.
Um, and I I uh you know, I pay a lot of attention to what you say.
But there are five observables that the Pentagon looks for when it comes to UAPs when they are not either ours nor our enemies, and when these technologies appear to be far beyond what we have capabilities of.
That's correct.
And uh that was a result of our scientists looking into this and realizing that there are five distinct performance um capabilities or signatures, if you will, that make UAP stand far and above beyond anything we have, and that is uh the three the five observables are instantaneous acceleration, hypersonic velocities, low observability, transmedium travel, and in the vernacular, anti-gravity.
And but believe it or not, Sarah, some of these UAP have been described initially as as at least having some of those characteristics.
Some eyewitnesses report these drones coming out of the water.
Some of them report these uh drones when being approached by another drone as literally just disappearing into thin air, and maybe even having some sort of counter-drone measure on board, because uh at least on one or two occasions, it appears that uh whatever these drones are disabling other people that are trying to fly drone and get a good picture of it.
And and in the words of one source, um di literally disappearing into thin air.
So uh I think what's creating so much problem here is that the administration isn't being open and honest with the American people, and thankfully I think the new administration gets it and realizes that the American people deserve the truth.
You know, I've always said we can handle the truth, and and I think the American people deserve the truth.
I think they absolutely do deserve the truth.
And I I love what you said to John Kirby.
It's like, I mean, how can you sit there and you posted this on your ex?
How can you sit there and say uh what you're saying?
Why not just come clean with the American people and let them know?
Unless there's something that we're not the government's trying to protect us from.
I mean, I've seen all the reports that these could be sniffers, that we've got drones out there that might be looking for something, God help us, radioactive, uh or something more, uh, that the possibility that we may have our U.S. drones, although right now the general's saying that there aren't any U.S. military drones up there monitoring foreign drones in the sky.
Or as you know, we have reported in the past, and Lou, you've talked about so I mean, look, if there was anybody in the world out there, guys, that has made it easier for people to report what is happening in our skies, it's Lou Elizondo.
And I mean, you were the one that testified before Congress, along with other whistleblowers about what the Pentagon was hiding from the American people and from the world for that matter.
Appreciate the the accolades, but truth be told, I I don't deserve all that credit.
There was it's always been a team effort.
There's a lot of people behind the shadows, and I gotta tell you, Sarah, you know, you've been championing this cause too, and ultimately it's about transparency and honesty with the American people.
At the end of the day, you know, whether these drones are Chinese or Russian or ours or anything else, just level with the American people.
Look, Americans are are more sophisticated than I think our government gives credit.
And uh, you know, we the reason why we are at an all-time low of distrust of our government is because of this, this type of action of of constantly lying and and saying for things like, well, the Afghanistan withdrawal was was successful.
No, it wasn't.
You have pictures of of human beings clinging onto the skin of a C 17 uh that are you know gonna be falling to their deaths.
It wasn't a success, and unfortunately, this this administration we're in now um has a bad track record of leveling with the American people.
I'm extremely optimistic that this this new administration, there's some key people there that feel very strongly about being open and transparent with the American people.
I won't say who they are, but they are in key positions.
And I think the administration is is signaling correctly that it's about time that we we become more open and honest with the American people, particularly about a topic that involves national security, whether it's drones or UAP or a combination of either or.
You know, I was thinking about that while you were talking, and about remember when the balloons were coming across the United States, and we we eventually they had to admit that these were uh Chinese and that they were probably measuring, you know, they were penetrating our ground using ground penetrating radar, uh, what was going on.
It was up in Montana and you know, Montana, Wyoming.
That's where all our ICBMs are.
I was actually up there for Sean Hannity uh doing a story on the Chinese basically putting in technology into our Verizon towers uh in in an area that is highly sensitive.
And now you see these drones going over our U.S. military bases, there's a lot of concern.
And just today, Lou, um, the same general um and and Pentagon spokesman Pat Ryder said that there are actually more troops than what was being reported in Syria.
It's like nobody knows what the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing.
That literally there are two thousand U.S. troops in Syria.
I think we reported that was somewhere around 700, and and now it's double that.
And I have the thank you, Linda.
Linda brought it to me right now.
Biden Pentagon spokesman Pat Ryder says he recently learned there are actually 2,000 plus U.S. troops deployed in Syria, far more than the 900 they had previously announced.
There's always reasons for things, but do you feel like we're living in a time where the right hand doesn't know what the left is doing?
Well, I think it's clear uh that is the case.
Um we have this almost schizophrenic approach to public relations uh coming out of the National Security Council and the White House and even the Pentagon.
And it's you know, frankly, it's embarrassing.
And any of our our our foreign adversaries are allies.
Right.
Well, take a listen to this.
This is this is the actual audio.
We've got that too.
Um and and then you respond to it.
Take a look at the no, we have been briefing you regularly that there are approximately 900 U.S. troops deployed to Syria.
Uh in light of the uh situation in Syria and the significant interest, uh, we recently learned uh that those numbers uh were higher.
And so uh asked to look into it, I learned today uh that in fact there are approximately two thousand U.S. troops in Syria.
Um, as I understand it, uh and as it was explained to me, these additional forces are considered temporary rotational forces that deploy to meet shifting mission requirements.
Whereas the core 900 deployers are on longer term deployments.
And as you know, uh for many of our deployments, numbers will fluctuate from time to time.
Um but given that this number is uh significantly higher than what we've been briefing.
Uh I wanted to let you know uh as soon as I found out this information.
It's like, okay, let's come clean now that we're leaving office and we don't yeah, we'll let everybody know the truth about what's going on.
I mean, I feel like that's happening everywhere, Lou.
Yeah, correct.
It's basically once we got caught with our our hands in the cookie jar, then we'll decide to come clean and you know, oh, by the way, you're right, we've been putting out uh inaccurate information.
And I think that is, again, part of the problem that we're seeing is that the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing.
And more importantly, um, you know, when you start doing these semantics between deployed and temporarily deployed and rotational troops, look, to that troop on the ground, it doesn't matter.
You can ask your your your your hero husband who actually served as well.
You know, for those troops on the ground, they're on the ground.
And you know, for the administration to say, oh, well, because of rotational, we really didn't count them.
That that's a bunch of hooing.
And that's a disservice to our men and women in uniform who are actually serving.
Because let me tell you, in combat, there's no distinction.
You know, you're all in combat, you're in combat, and the bullets are flying.
So these poke folks are in danger.
They're over there in Syria.
And these these underestimations are are unfortunately more routine than most people realize.
They're doing the same thing with the drones.
It's the same exact thing, and they're doing it with just about every other topic right now.
And I suspect, I don't know for sure, but I suspect that this administration is probably checked out at this point.
They've got a lot on their plate they got to deal with the new allegations that maybe there were some people that knew that uh the president had some some of his mental faculty compromise early on uh is now finally coming to light.
And that some decisions were made that you know maybe some staffers were in positions that you know maybe they shouldn't have been and were making decisions that they didn't have the authority to make.
100%.
I've always said who's really running that White House, right?
I mean, is it Obama through staffers?
Is it you know, is it Michelle?
No, I I I mean it was certainly it was certainly uh a problem, and they were trying to keep that from the public, and and it was a run amok.
It was it was an administration, an administration run amuck.
Look, I I'm gonna be letting you go in a few minutes, but I want everyone to hear uh this is your book inside, inside the Pentagon's hunt for UFOs, eminent.
Uh you gave people a lot of courage, Lou.
You and Christopher Mellon, among others, but you in particular, to speak out and speak up and tell the truth.
The American people can handle it.
We can handle it, right?
And people should continue to speak out and tell the truth about what they see in our skies.
Absolutely, Sarah.
Thank you for your courage for always being one of the first to report this.
You and a few others were really the first uh journalists to decide to to cover this topic.
And you know what?
History's gonna prove you're right.
So, you know.
Hey, thank you so much.
I was reporting on it back in two thousand ten, and I'll see you again, my friend, back on the show.
Thank you so much for being with us today.
Folks, we'll be back in a moment.
This is Sarah Carter for the Sean Hannity Show.
Hey everyone, welcome back to the Sean Hannity Show.
This is Sarah Carter in for Sean Hannity on this beautiful evening.
I hope you're all enjoying yourselves and getting everything you need for Christmas.
By the way, uh, there is a strike at Amazon.
I am very concerned about.
That's why I'm bringing on an expert at our last segment, Anthony Esposito, to talk to us.
What's gonna happen?
Are we gonna get our packages?
What is going on, and why is all the breaking news happening today, right?
It's happening like right now.
I'm just learning how to do this radio show.
This is crazy.
And I'm got breaking news all over the place.
By the way, one is which the CR, the continuing resolution which went from over 1,547 pages down to a hundred and sixteen.
It was sixteen, Linda, a hundred and sixteen.
Linda, did we do we know what pork was left in that bill yet?
We don't, because we got it about twenty-five minutes ago and they're voting at six o'clock.
So yet again.
See the insanity of this, folks, the insanity that we don't even have a chance.
But thank God it's I mean, it's been reduced, but we still don't know what's in it.
We still don't understand what's going on.
And this is the reason why we have people like you know, Congressman Chip Roy fighting it.
We've got senators like Mike Lee screaming mad about it, Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswamy.
I mean, w we're gonna we're gonna update you, I'm sure, on this.
We're gonna find out what is going on in that CR.
Uh, I'm grateful it wasn't the 1,547, but we will be right back with Anthony Esposito, CEO of Island Capital Investments, to talk about Amazon.
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Folks, Hakeem Jeffries just came in.
The House Minority Leader, Hakeem Jeffries, he said no Democrats gonna vote for this CR bill.
So what happens next?
I guess well, we're gonna have to wait till 6 p.m. to find out.
Find out if they're gonna vote for it or if uh they're gonna cave in and they're gonna do what sh I don't even know what the Republicans say should be done.
Some of these Republicans, not all Republicans.
I say we need more time.
We need to look at this bill.
We need to find out what's going on.
We can't just cave in whenever you know somebody screams on Capitol Hill.
But guess what?
Right now, Amazon workers across seven facilities, and this is just the worst time.
But this is what unions do.
They like to do what the lawmakers are doing right now.
They wait for Christmas and try to ruin it for everybody to try to get their way.
These are babies.
These are legislative bullies and Amazon bullies, right?
In New York, Georgia, California, Illinois, they go on strike.
They go on strike, these Teamsters, and they want to shut down Christmas.
They are the Grinches that want to steal Christmas so that they can get more money.
That's all they care about.
That's what they're caring about right now.
It's it's a it's not about Christmas, not about you.
But I'm going to find out if this is really going to happen.
Are we really not going to get our Christmas presents on time?
My daughter will flip.
And that's okay.
It's first world problems.
I've got Anthony Esposito on.
He's CEO of Island Investment, Capital Investments, LLC, and host of policy and profits.
I love this podcast.
It's a podcast on our economy and on our government and it helps me learn what I don't know about the stock market.
He joins us now to discuss the Amazon strike.
Hey Anthony, so nice to have you on hey Sarah, thank you so much for having me.
How are you?
Oh, it's great.
I'm so glad I could get you because this is breaking news of course today is just breaking news all over the place.
It's like I'm being tested feet to the fire, right?
Um and now with the Amazon strike, can you explain exactly what's going on?
Do you know what's happening here?
Yeah, sure.
I think um I think honestly it's being blown out of proportion by the Teamsters and by the Amazon employees that are on strike.
It's it's 10,000 employees out of a employee base of 1.5 million people and it's Amazon.
So you have the the most sophisticated logistics system in place in the world within Amazon and you have 10,000 employees who by the way some of which don't even work for Amazon.
They're trying to strike against Amazon because they want to become employees of Amazon directly and then stay on strike to get a better deal.
So those are the drivers that work for a third party um it's delivery service partners.
I was reading up on it earlier they don't even work for Amazon they're on strike.
And then you have employees on strike for example at the Staten Island facility that Amazon is challenging the constitutionality of them actually becoming part of the union of the Teamsters.
So there are legal battles in the background and then there's some really illogical kind of pieces of the puzzle to fit together and then around it you have 10,000 employees who are basically you know crying foul.
They want more money they want better break time they want what they're calling safer environment to work and at the end of the day honestly Amazon this is not even a ripple for them.
All the packages are going to run through this is not this is probably um pretty akin to what they deal with on a day to day basis between weather between disruptions on roadways between air airline disruptions I don't think it's a big deal.
I would say as far as the timing, it is certainly the timing of it is to kind of strike everyone, right?
Like it's everyone struggling to make ends meet.
Everyone's forcing a little extra, trying to grab a little extra work, trying to grab a little extra cash, trying to extend their credit a little further just to make Christmas nice.
And they want people to see the headline and say, oh, Amazon is the worst and Amazon is the devil and corporate America needs to fall and all the things.
So the timing of it's great.
um will it really make a difference?
I don't think anyone's going to even realize it well I think that's great news especially for all of us parents out there who ordered presidents on Amazon that is great news and you know Amazon had said that they were doing this for a year long campaign to intentionally mislead the public.
I mean the Teamsters have been have been working on this and then they strike when you know Christmas is hot right and then they want they want everybody to go into a panic.
But a lot of people Anthony have been worried about the economy anyways I mean everyone's worried you know with with the stock market back and forth with you know trying to make ends meet.
Talk a little bit about that.
I mean because I think this is important.
You know a lot of families out there you know are spending money on their credit cards money that they don't have they got to pay that back what are you seeing as far as that I think well to start right there the the economy is not in great shape and I do believe that I mean I am Very, very bullish on President Trump and his policies and his administration coming in.
But we're hurting.
I mean, we're we're literally limping across the finish line from the Biden administration.
And even as as early as yesterday, you had Powell come out and cut rates again at the Fed, which is creating more of a problem.
It seems like there's more hand grenades getting tossed over at President Trump missing a pin than not as he steps into his tur his second term.
Yeah, so exactly what are they trying to do there?
Like what are they trying to do there at the Fed?
Well, the biggest problem we have, and and I would lump I I would lump um Mr. Powell and Janet Yellen together.
We have the Fed who's cutting rates, which is essentially not doing anything because the market itself is raising rates.
Meaning the Fed is trying to say they're gonna reduce the borrowing cost, reduce rates and make money looser as inflation is actually starting to tick back up.
That makes zero sense.
And then you have Janet Yellen who has personally over saw overseen sixteen trillion dollars in debt creation for her tenure in in in non-elected public office.
Um to put that in perspective, our entire debt is thirty-six trillion dollars.
So she's overseeing close to half of our debt creation, and on her way out yesterday said, Hey, I think we really have a problem, and um we're probably gonna have a massive issue if we don't reduce debt.
So is this CYA?
It's like I feel like everything in the Biden administration is kind of CYA.
Admit it on your way out the door.
It was what the Obama administration did too.
It's kind of like, oh, by the way, we don't have 900 troops in Syria.
We've got 2,000, and hey, guess what?
We have this huge deficit and this debt, now you guys got to take care of it.
What's going on?
It is CYA.
They have made a mess of what's gone on, a mess of the system.
Uh top-down policy has been horrendous.
And the big kicker is no one expected President Trump to win.
Yeah, that's I mean, that really is the big kicker.
How do you think Trump's win is going to, you know, affect the economy?
Uh you said you you have you're very bullish on it.
You have big hopes.
I do too.
What do you see in the future under President Trump?
I mean, deregulation's gonna be a big deal.
Uh I think small businesses are gonna benefit greatly from a Trump presidency.
Uh what are you seeing?
Yeah, I think so.
To start with what's really an issue here, it's inflation and it's a massive debt and deficit um situation that we've created in the country.
And that inflation and that and poor real GDP growth and real employment has pushed people into a place where they can't afford to live.
So consumer credit is a real issue.
Inflation is a real issue.
These are going to be things that that we need to deal with.
Employment, real jobs growth, not government jobs, because if you look at the jobs and the jobs creation, you know, upwards of ninety percent of those jobs created each month that are being reported are government jobs, health care and education, and low-paying services jobs.
That is not how we build an economy.
So we need employment to increase, inflation to come down, we need people's can credit or the amount of credit people are carrying to come down.
We need rates on that credit to come down.
We need all these things to kind of work together.
So the positive is um the sentiment numbers are definitely popping, even as far as small businesses.
The NFIB small business survey had um sentiment at a under with it below the 50-year moving average for the entire presidency of Joe Biden.
That's Trump's and upon Trump's win, we spiked back above 100, which is a a three and a half year high in optimism for the small businesses.
So that's a good thing.
And you see the same thing in in um in consumer sentiment.
So that's good.
Um I think Besson's 333 plan is important.
I think it leverages the balance sheet of the United States, and it also leverages our natural resources to try and A, reduce deficit and debt, which will bring down inflation, and B create real growth in the economy.
So what that plan says, pretty simply put, is the goal is to grow GDP by 3% and a real 3%, not an inflated 3%, which is what we've seen under Biden, which is Why we're being told things are good, but we don't feel like things are good.
We sit at the kitchen table and struggle, but the headlines and Biden is like, hey, we're the best economy in the world.
Everyone's envious of us.
No, no, they're not.
Everyone's hurting and we're hurting worse than everyone else.
You're just kind of doing a good job with the smoke and mirrors.
Yeah, honestly, the whole world is hurting.
There's a global there was certainly under under Biden, the world felt that.
I mean, it was a shock to our system with the economy.
But we're seeing we're seeing some changes.
I mean, significant changes across the globe with the election of Javier Malay.
We see the economy in uh, you know, in Argentina doing a lot better.
We're seeing it uh in El Salvador under Nayib Bukele.
Really quickly, what can we do?
What can people, I guess, within the Trump administration in particular do.
You look at Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswamy, I mean Doge coming in, uh do to really pump our economy up and give us that Trump bump that everybody's talking about.
Look, I think it's growing GDP to at a three percent level in real terms.
I think doge is it is a very important part of reducing the debt.
So the second part of the plan is to reduce the the deficit to three percent of GDP by 2028.
The best way to do that is to start cutting fat and trimming fat, and there is a ton of it.
I don't care what the Dems say, I don't care what the left's talking points are, there's a ton of fat and we can reduce costs.
Okay, talk about that fat.
Let's talk about that.
What where's where can we reduce the fat right here when it comes to the economy?
I'll tell you uh uh an item that's near and dear to my heart, and I think it's one of the first things that needs to get done.
Mr. Homan has to shut down the border.
We're spending hundreds of billions of dollars on illegal aliens coming across our border.
If we can save hundreds of billions of dollars there, we're starting to dig into a one point eight trillion dollar deficit.
It matters.
I mean, these things matter.
That's the first place.
When we start looking at the spending bills and how much money look at look at the inflation reduction act, which was anything but it was climate legislation, it added almost a trillion dollars to our deficit.
For what?
Well, absolutely, and you brought in uh, you know, a subject that's dear to my heart too, and that is of course our U.S. Mexico border and the hundreds of billions of dollars that have been allocated, U.S. taxpayer dollars that have gone to nonprofits and other organizations, uh, just to assist the federal government, the Biden administration with their open border policy.
It was like we were we were taking our money and feeding it back into the beast and creating a problem not only for the world, but for us in particular, the American people.
It's it's been a four-year mess at the border.
Absolutely.
And it's costing us not only is it costing us money directly in direct payments, we're paying for health care, we're paying for housing, we're paying for schooling, and we're giving direct payments to the illegals coming across.
Yeah, I don't even understand how this is okay.
Do you know what I'm saying?
Like, I there is there is something wrong when I go, and I'm like, I was in Chicago, I was there uh with our border 911 foundation, and I was giving a speech.
I was there with Rodney Scott, and this gentleman stood up, Anthony, and he was in the audience and he had his daughter in his hands, and he said, You know what?
I'm from South Chicago.
I lost my job months ago.
I have been looking for a job, but I ended up losing my apartment, losing my job.
My wife and I and my daughter have been living for the last few weeks in a vehicle in a car.
That's how I've been sending my daughter to school, cleaning her up at a local restaurant, sending her to school until I can find another place to live.
And I've got illegal immigrants, illegal aliens getting, you know, uh debit cards and apartments and housing, and I mean the American people are fed up with this, and I really think this is the reason why we saw such a successful election with President Trump.
Overwhelming because Americans are like, we're done.
There's no doubt.
There's no doubt the cost, it's not it's not a dollar cost.
It's it's the dollar, and then it's multiple derivatives, right, of that dollar, whether it's it's the direct payment, whether it's paying for hotel rooms for these illegals to stay or housing where otherwise American citizens could be, or I'll give you a great example of a cost.
Natural born citizens, native-born Americans, employment levels today are lower.
We've actually seen negative employment for Native born Americans.
We are below pre-COVID levels right now.
That is unbelievable.
That's heart rent.
That's got wrenching.
I'm gonna, I, you know, we put our hearts out.
Pray for all the people out there this holiday season and Christmas season who are suffering and who don't have jobs.
We'll be thinking about you.
Anthony, so much.
Thank you for coming on the show.
Anthony Esposito, folks, CEO of Island Capital Investments and host of Policy and Profits Podcast.
Listen to the show, guys.
If you want to know what is going on with your pocketbook and the American dollar, you do not want to miss Policy and Profits Podcast with Anthony Esposito.
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