Raoul Pal on Global Recession: What to Know

The war in Ukraine, China’s sweeping lockdowns, soaring inflation, shortages of energy and key commodities, and the Fed’s tightening policy are all hitting global growth.
The World Bank, IMF, and major banks have slashed their growth projections and concerns are mounting that the global economy could soon tip into recession.
But what if everyone is wrong? We’ll take you on a two-week journey of discovery to discover what the world’s greatest minds in finance are thinking now. Hear from an unparalleled gathering of thought leaders such as Juliette Declercq, Pierre Andurand, Peter Zeihan, Alex Gurevich, and many more.
That’s all coming up starting next week. But first, we’ve already been speaking with Real Vision’s top guests.
Take a listen to what they’ve been saying about the potential for a global recession.
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[@nimenialtuldecatboca760]

to pay 1$ for what???? ...to watch some guys how they talk??? to see what i can see for free online...

[@pearlperlitavenegas2023]

I'm on KZbin for free content. So many channels are now asking viewers to pay for their content. No thanks. I'll keep watching your free content. Thank you

[@hantus77]

Us Recession = Global Recession except in the Middle East

[@c.p.1090]

Lyn Alden. The queen 🤴 of BITCOIN.

[@sirknighter2794]

You should get this man off your show he’s lost a lot of average joes a lot of money

[@jessicamamikina7648]

You might not have a hundred million dollars to invest, but that doesn’t mean your money can’t share in the same opportunities available to others. You work hard for your money; make sure your money works hard for you.

[@jessicamamikina7648]

To manage investment risk, consider maintaining a broad diversification of your investments that reflects your personal risk tolerance, time horizon, and the nature of your financial goal. Remember, diversification is an approach to help manage investment risk. It does not eliminate the risk of loss if security prices decline.Because investing can be complicated, consider working with a financial professional to help guide you on your wealth-building journey.

[@dorissteve912]

can you endorse any ?

[@jessicamamikina7648]

TERESA JENSEN WHITE does a perfect job. look her up on the web

[@dorissteve912]

thanks for the info . Found her website and it really impressive

[@mylifeonthebeach]

@@dollarbill9073 Exactly! It is clear that this is a coordinated group of commercial replies.

[@boomcrypto8347]

Raol Pal is the oNLY person ( I swear) who actually listens to his guests. I have seen DOZENS of interviews where the guest explains ( sometimes at length) something and then right after the interviewer will ask a question that shows that he or she heard NOTHING that the guest said. The interviewers are too busy worrying about what they want to say that they do not listen. Thanks RP. =)

[@janellejudy9978]

This is what I love about Tom Bilyeu on impact theory, which is how I found Raol Paul. So the two of them is just fantastic

[@Patriciacraig599]

Never go all in on any trade, no matter how much you know it’s gonna go. it will go, but on it’s time frame not yours. leave some money for dips and trade other plays in meantime. no matter how small or large you’re working with.

[@Robertgriffinne]

Timing the market is impossible. history shows that the market will in the long term have an upward trend, so the worst thing is not investing at all.

[@Alejandracamacho357]

Following the dollar cost averaging technique is pretty great, thats why you see people investing at the highs and the lows.

[@Robertgriffinne]

@@viviangall1786

[@kashkat987]

I'm excited for the next bull market! But yes definitely going to be making money during the coming recession!

[@emilyjacobsen9955]

My greatest concern is how to recover from all these economic and global troubles and stay afloat.

[@kansasmile]

Ian, As with any big financial decision, it’s important to keep your guard up for economic risks. However, smart planning, time management and seeking advice from a financial adviser can help keep you and your money safe.

[@gagnepaingilly]

@@kansasmile

[@shannoninnes3974]

I just looked up this person out of curiosity, and surprisingly she seems really proficient. I thought this was just some overrated BS, I appreciate this.

[@emilyjacobsen9955]

@@gagnepaingilly Thank you! i just looked her up and sent a message hoping she gets back to me.

[@LuisVargas-ih5vm]

With the high rate of inflation, the economy is heading towards a severe recession. Raoul, I overheard someone talking about how he grew his reserve from $120k to almost $460k during this Red season, can you share tips on how to make such aggressive proceeds in short periods?

[@LuisVargas-ih5vm]

How can one find a competent and verifiable financial Planner? I buy the idea of employing the services of a Financial..Advisor because finding that balance between saving and living requires counsel.

[@chris-pj7rk]

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[@shanejones578]

@@LuisVargas-ih5vm I’m just a kid. I did over 70% on my portfolio Friday alone holding Baba calls 50% weight. That’s the truth. RISK. That’s a lot more risk than most can handle but that’s how returns like that are seen.

[@pearlperlitavenegas2023]

Luis Vargas you're a gal? Luis you have the wrong picture

[@highvibe4839]

Thank you from Australia, I’ve needed some reassurance, and the fact I’ve watched, a Brit, a USA and a couple of Aussies speak so openly, I don’t understand economics like you experts, but I could understand most of what your guests were saying. Cheers 🐶😎

[@jamescooper1702]

If you use the ACTUAL rate of inflation that the majority of US consumers face, the real rate of wage growth will still translate to negative. Why on earth use the official CPI number when trying to gauge consumer spending potential ??

[@Johnny-dp5mu]

Because they want to They should know as you wisely do That true cost increases are at least 25% to date... All the very best in health and prosperity

[@willjezewski5595]

Yeah I really don't agree with this guy lol. To say that US households are in a great position after the pandemic is pretty tone deaf. And I think he's seriously underestimating how drastically a generational increase in interest rates (after an entire generation of financial people were told they would be low forever) will change the calculus of our economies and financial markets.

[@PulseX369]

Great content as usual for free!

[@JohnnyJohnson236]

I'm really impressed with how well you listen, and don't interrupt when interviewing. Great Stuff

[@Canadian_Eh_I]

Yep, hes got great timing and seems to ask the questions I would have

[@CorTec]

he's just bored

[@jhuggz193]

I’m impressed with his “$40,000 ETH in 2022” price prediction…

[@Canadian_Eh_I]

@@jhuggz193 year's not over yet

[@Canadian_Eh_I]

@@jhuggz193 Wasnt it $20,000?

[@fushey]

Can’t wait to hear from Peter Zeihan

[@marutanray]

Fed balance sheet... Dot com crisis 100 billion 2008 sub prime crisis 1 trillion 2019 covid pandemic 10 trillion Next crisis... 100 trillion

[@johnl.7754]

and yet it still looks better than the other major developed countries and maybe China

[@shuzhenyan4458]

This is wrong… as of January 2020, the fed balance sheet was only a bit over 4 trillion…

[@marutanray]

@@shuzhenyan4458 I am rounding the number to the nearest 10^x. Also the times are post each crisis approx. The fed balance sheet currently is approx 8+ trillion. This is the level achieved post pandemic crisis.

[@waqidj]

Yah it’s pretty bad .. in a decade look at what we have done: our country is led by idiots. Instead of letting nature take its course.

[@BarbellFinancial]

80% of all the money is circulation was printed in the last 2 years.

[@colint7715]

Fascinating. Unbelievable value to the viewer! Can’t wait to see where we go from here.

[@wildmanrobsonsprinter4503]

Where would you put your money?

[@peterl1393]

Can't agree on the savings from covid stimulus - not a single person I know still has those savings or savings during that period in time

[@jamesshaw7619]

Almost all stimie went to crypto. Still growing. Not going to blow “free money”.

[@CraigCapital]

What savings may I ask?

[@maplenook]

My college student son saved it all. But his bills were paid.

[@acj78]

Yeah, that was a bizarre assertion IMO. It was hard to trust what he was saying after that, even though he made excellent points. The average person didn’t save their stimulus checks, they used it for necessities. He’s detached from the average American’s reality.

[@eliotness9207]

Extremely detached from reality. It's like when Mnuchin was saying the $1200 should last the average American 10 weeks. LOL

[@williamandrews781]

Economists and Federal employees will not tell us the true increases in the costs of basic living expenses.

[@maplenook]

We know better than them

[@elation0x]

Raul it might be more helpful if you tweeted bitcoin is going to a million dollars

[@jacobwwarner]

Great video, it was worth watching the whole thing. I'm glad you're brining Zeihan in on Geopolitics too. Thanks 😁

[@geovanheerden8216]

Amazing information, thank you so much for all that you and everybody at Real Vision is doing. So glad that I listened to this video today.

[@brendansullivan4872]

suscribed thanks for the fantastic content. Ill make this a daily listen on my way to work (1 hour each way)

[@joannemeeks745]

Love this, but Lyn Alden was not identified as your first guest, and her input is important---particularly when she draws parallels with the 1940's wartime economy. Some of your viewers might not know who she is.

[@JonnyBeoulve]

Yeah she's remarkably intelligent and insightful.

[@davi8515]

I’d imagine everyone viewing real vision knows who Lyn Alden is. Perhaps the best modern day macro analyst

[@owenkelly8351]

Great stuff very impressed with everyone you had, as I was listening about growth stocks I was thinking of Tesla with it's projections with EV and its new factories in Berlin, Texas, etc. recession, rates, how does a company like Tesla plays out. Just curious

[@LRRPFco52]

Like Ford and others that kept on trucking through with steady advertising and production, new products. The biggest things I'm watching with Tesla are Starlink and Piphone rumors. That's a game-changer and serious threat to Apple and Samsung. Starlink + Twitter + Piphone means Tesla creates a whole new technological ecosystem that no company has ever done. The cars, trucks, and SpaceX all resonate off each other into something huge. You can see the fear of him already in DC and Detroit auto makers before he bought Twitter.

[@highvibe4839]

@@LRRPFco52 one man wielding so much power, to me is of great concern, a certain agenda, that may not suit an entire global community, especially financially. It appears exciting from the outset, only history to come will determine whether this was a suitable fit for humanity! I’d also like to see the duopoly removed, they are not healthy, when phones and companies control lives with government support, it’s a frightening disposition to be in, especially now in Australia and clearly world wide. ⛵️😎🌸

[@tradekings5433]

the incoming recession together with the bear run will be both interesting and exciting!

[@Robertgriffinne]

@@viviangall1786As with any big financial decision, it’s important to keep your guard up for economic risks and uncertainties. However, smart planning, time management and following guides from a financial adviser can help keep your investmnts safe.

[@PhilipMurray251]

@@RobertgriffinneVery true. One can never overestimate of these precautionary steps, especially using the services of a pundit. I ventured into stock with less than $100k and now my portfolio worth is almost hitting half a million dollars. Just in 2 years! Credits to Stephanie Priscilla Bonillo.

[@PhilipMurray251]

@@claradidi7573you do that from her page on the internet.

[@Elpirado100]

Time to load up on some 🦍 coin 😂

[@michaeljsullivan524]

With every increase in recession comes a corresponding increase in deaths of the poor and of children, and abuse etc. Exciting isnt the word i'd use.

[@sprattmann4541]

This is quite the turn of events. All these great resignation folks with dreams dashed to pieces, banking on stimmie checks coupled with crypto and meme stocks to retire them as millionaires in a year backfired. Now it's back to work (if you can find it), to pay those borrowed credit lines and back taxes (which hopefully weren't evaded). Remember greed can be an excellent teacher to the right student.

[@mr3817]

Raoul is champion of the Crypto Bubble. They don't call it BubbleVision for no reason.

[@kristianoakley5835]

Thanks. All views very useful and much respect for all 👊

[@BullMoon247]

Thanks Ben. This video is encouraging.

[@22illingworth]

Raul as a RV Crypto member do I have access to these videos (I know this was on YT) or is it on a different subscription?

[@pauldusa]

I lived the 70's, I was 20 in 75, the 70's yes inflation was going up, but not a break point of crash, we lived with the inflation,. presently we are ready to crash, high debt, high mortgages numbers,, it's 10 times worst now than the 70"s

[@parkerbohnn]

The debt ratios aren't that high in America. America is looking at hyperinflation once the midterms are over. Powell will be squarely blamed for hyperinflation just like he's being blamed now for inflation..

[@parkerbohnn]

@@gabrielgaidos7015 Savers have been getting scammed the last 40 years.

[@markwebb1513]

Absolutely amazing conversation! Appreciate the honestly...

[@grigoriykonovalov4022]

Thanks a lot! Great episode

[@joostonline5146]

0:38 yup...you are wrong about Bitcoin....its going to 20k, not 100k.... Its funny when you believe in a stock market deflation and bitcoin going to 100k at the same time..

[@davi8515]

Time will tell old bean

[@David-fp3qg]

BHP gives you the safe commodity play and a play on the Aussie dollar increasing

[@automateeverything2341]

Sounds like Lynn is coming around more to Jeff Snider's view that this period will be more like the 40's (short term inflation) than the 70's (decades long inflation). love them both.

[@MrTroydeboy]

I thought Lyn always had that view?

[@zedzed5276]

Lyn has always had that view.

[@automateeverything2341]

@@MrTroydeboy I seem to remember her and Jeff disagreeing on some specifics where it seemed she was more on the secular side of inflation but I might be mistaken.

[@RenWorkouts]

This was really fascinating to hear the different opinions, thank you

[@saltmainz3015]

Thanks for the infos🙏

[@stephenrodwell]

Thanks Raoul! Thanks 🙏🏼

[@naderzayid1144]

I heard the second person interviewed say that low yield assets such as crypto wouldn’t do as well for the next couple years. My question though is with DI-FI APYs as high as they are, how would crypto be considered a low yield asset? Thank you

[@michael1084]

Thanks for the information brother. Got to hold on.

[@adripiom2444]

Kami selalu menyimak...

[@tjunglec]

Love this format guys !! Thanks RV 😊

[@rdua8063]

huge, huge fan. didnt have enough time to go shopping for groceries this weekend and will be eating tinned tuna and beans for the next few days but made time to watch this

[@TheRollupCo]

Thank you for interesting content

[@Matt-lq7gd]

I like this run down however it's almost more confusing because everyone has their own opinion and we basically can only wait to see what happens. Like Raoul said he could be wrong, anyone you listen to can be wrong so it's just a very uncertain time which is very unfortunate. Best of luck out there everyone hopefully it's not as bad as it could seem.

[@iyke2178]

It seems like either way there's going to be a run down in the next couple of months, we need to at least prepare for that first, whilst waiting to see if it's just a short term spike or if we're innit for the long run (recession)

[@dm102155]

Thank you!

[@poppanolan]

I wish I understood all of this better. I constantly need to pause it and look up terms.

[@Rob63324]

You aren't on your own there. It's all learning, and we are way ahead of your average Joe just by listening to this.

[@pugsymalone6539]

If you're pausing to look things up, then you're doing it perfectly right. Be patient and keep learning.

[@adityar6192]

pls add chapter links for these long video - someone who came here and leaving without watching because i dont have one hour to spare to watch the crucial bits that interest me

[@possible1911]

So Glad I became amember last year! Great vid. Thank you..

[@relative_vie]

Chapters would be great.

[@jubbafrubby4561]

cant rates go up on the basis of threat of default, even if forces are deflationary?

[@melanierose3909]

Two brilliant minds coming together

[@anilpaai]

It’s the accent 😁 that makes them seem smart

[@joncarr9794]

Off! Your only off by 10 years we are in the 1930’s we are going into a global Depression. If anyone looks at the timeline of 1920’s leading to the great depression we are right there now. Just like the 1930’s the depression does not effect the rich!

[@jay-mi1xw]

Great stuff- can someone explain the structural short in the aussie dollar?

[@seanrobbins3855]

If you are holding notes denominated in a certain currency, you would short that currency in order to hedge your exposure to it. Since these funds are massive lenders of Aussie dollars, they’d have to put on a large short position to fully hedge (apparently they aren’t hedged at all), this would drive the Aussie dollar down.

[@108chapin]

27:36 I've always practiced know-your-supplier. Very important DD while trying to score those dank nugs.

[@givemethemusicd]

The 40s were a weird decade. WWII The age that gave birth to the global military-industrial complex. A structure that has promoted and protected the value of the dollar ever since.

[@cooldudecs]

Yeap

[@grantbollig4016]

Sounds super secure and a healthy long term system for the world /s

[@acjitsu]

And now the 2020s have given birth to the medical industrial complex.

[@LRRPFco52]

MIC is only one of many pillars under the USD. 1. US Domestic consumption 2. US geographic isolation from regional threats 3. US industrial capacity actually converted from MIC focus to automobiles and appliances post WWII, which are continued exports to this day. 4. US Agricultute as a net exporter diverse in grains, meat, poultry, nuts, etc. 5. US refining capacity for heavy and mid crude oil 6. The MIC secured the trade routes to allow everyone aligned with us to freely trade. If we contract the MIC, demand for our MIC increases and none of the important metrics for our economy change much.

[@LRRPFco52]

@@acjitsu Pharma has been bigger than Defense for decades. Defense isn't even in the top 10 industries in the US.

[@robertt65]

I'm really enjoying the insights you provide - and the quality of information makes these videos fantastic. One thing that struck me while watching this: I'd love to be able to read a single book that gives a broad macro history of the last 200 years. Does such a book exist? If so, I'd be grateful for any recommendation! Thank you

[@seanrobbins3855]

Tragedy and Hope by Carroll Quigley

[@youngmillionaire7480]

After being in these markets for so long I’ve learned this guy is just as right as any youtuber. Nobody knows anything

[@trailguy]

I want one of those real vision tr shirts!

[@terrytaillard4588]

I think Raoul’s dog deserves a more prominent role in his videos.

[@michaelambrosia]

The bigger question is what will another pandemic do to these projections and expectations...yes, it is coming, if it hasn't started in China already. That is what I mentally preparing for concerning investments.

[@maplenook]

Yea a real pandemic

[@Yates__]

16:43 Crypto does have a yield - staking rewards, yield farming etc etc

[@greengrass3835]

Thanks Raoul

[@balintg]

cheers from hungary!

[@bria2596]

Air dates from two prior videos? Looks to be March 24, 2022 in the first part, last part April 25, 2022.

[@Reggaebeatman]

Call it fog what ever Geopolitical inherent risk is one issue. It isnt just Ukraine....look China now apartment building lockdowns over omicron. What if manufacturing countries used globalisation dependence weaponized to hold countries to ransom. Higher food prices could result in unrest in poor countries. Also the big cause is goverment de carbonization policies will need to change until technology improves.

[@timthetiny7538]

What if walmart held their customers ransom? Lol

[@alanleclercq3160]

Great show, always great content and insight !

[@jhuggz193]

Always great insight? You know this idiot claimed ETH would hit $40,000 in 2022 right?

[@gonnell64]

Maybe you are wrong Q1 gdp clocked in at -1.4. Yes with a minus

[@lastScuba]

Really great analytical factors, yet two defining aspects that no one will understand is the response from the US Treasury absorbing the FED, as well as the controversial birth certificate bonds that are never acknowledged. Is it still a secret people's birth certificate serial numbers being traded as yields, in conjunction with birth rate global decline?

[@stevewood1090]

Except you forget that seniors have loaded up on equities because of no yield in the bond market. Huge unwinding is due, add on q/e sales....

[@johnl.7754]

I think they will be leaving and not returning to equity market and it’s a huge group

[@silvermoneydude2044]

You spelled depression wrong

[@sivi9741]

Great segment ! Fwiw with the second guest about why equities in Japan not the highest with low interest rates . Maybe because Japanese buy more foreign equities and bonds instead of buying Japan market ? Japan is the biggest holder of treasuries right? Low interest rates definitely affect stock prices …. And will see it when interest rates goes much higher . They raise interest rates to fight inflation not because of strong gdp growth .

[@johntheaccountant5594]

With the amount of Government, Corporate and Private debt; how much can they realistically put up interest rates?

[@stopato5772]

Interestingly Japanese companies pay out consistent dividends and not seen as growth stocks. The rise of China and South Korea has added to poorer balance sheets on companies. Buffett was keen on Japanese Stocks a few years back, I wonder if it is working out for him?

[@alanmrsic893]

Great stuff, thanks again!

[@jondawber4690]

Love this channel but there is no crystal ball

[@hex_army]

Great video.

[@alfonsoalfonso5254]

Circular economy it is either horizontal or vertical at present it’s vertical

[@Jcg230]

Real vision is great

[@timmy2753]

Hi

[@dopolla1]

Early on in COVID we were told that post-WW1 wasn't applicable as a model for our future because we didn't have a current war in Europe. Well, that's been (unfortunately) fixed. Look at inflation from 1919-1922 to see what's likely to happen here.

[@tomf1408]

Hey that the Biden administration didn't want this war. They did absolutely nothing to stop it. And ever since the war started that's all you hear about is Putin caused the inflation. Putin caused the gas prices. Putin caused the food shortages. An easy escape goat. Look around the corner and you'll find Barack Obama at the center of things.

[@davidhudson3001]

@@ericalorraine7943 I'll suggest you lookup Christine Lynn Saitta, she's our real investment genius and has also help me handled my trades for over 16 months now

[@imamdeenyusuf3899]

Despite the economic crisis and the rate of unemployment now is the best time to invest

[@dr.ervingalen1777]

A news host spoke so highly of this💕 Christine Lynn Saitta and her loss prevention strategies been trying to get to her ever since

[@investorwest8735]

It's fascinating to hear that someone here also employ madam Christine's services. She has been managing my investment so well and my weekly return are mind blowing

[@ArendJanV]

Awesome!

[@unrelentingchemistry6877]

Great content

[@nathanielschroeder1321]

Raoul: "BTC 100k by Christmas 2021" What was the mistake and what have you learned from it?

[@GTJW22409]

He shilled and dumped on ur face...

[@johntheaccountant5594]

Raoul Paul was very conservative when Max Keiser had said in late 2020 that "Bitcoin would reach $210k some time in 2021".

[@sirluciussquigglesworthlll6503]

Great

[@Lucidchronicles]

"Complicated macro world" feels like an understatement after watching this lol

[@fisherinogolderino1529]

Why the dates are overlapping ? Top left corner.

[@JohnThompson-hc8bd]

I’ve listed to people talk about the economy and everyone has charts and data and an opinion. But when I look around my community, country and world, I don’t see production that would cause growth but see more non and counter productive activity. Common sense tells me we are headed down economically. The question is what does a person do to limit its effect on themselves and their family.

[@tothefxckinmoon4540]

Great question and thought. But this may be perception or anecdotal.

[@JohnThompson-hc8bd]

@@tothefxckinmoon4540 that is correct. It is my perception. Only time will tell if it is correct. In the meantime I’m taking off risk.

[@Funkyflykiwi]

“Unspent stimulus” - 14:00. Where does he get this key assumption from?

[@linmal2242]

Peter Zeihan wrote the book on De-globalization and the current geopolitical situation! Please interview him Raoul!

[@hygogc1685]

There is no de-globalisation. The factories just move to even more countries in south east Asia. Go check out Vietnam. I would say even more global then before rather than just most of the things produced in China. There will be a moment of pain, maybe 1-2years. Again if u go to south east Asia now, u will think the economy is actually booming.

[@alfonsoalfonso5254]

Major issues the world population was less than 1.5 billion in 1940 now 8 billion. Also less multimillionaire using earth resources.

[@zacharyelsaid4400]

It’s really simple today !! Sell services that have low overhead and huge gains ( create an app for example) , own assets that cash flow (real estate is the best) of course below the US median so if there’s a market correction your really not affected , don’t horde cash I would study sports memorabilia and choose easy selling piece or build a collection

[@coliniveson2122]

This quality of analysis is what makes Real Vision stand head and shoulders above all others. Thank you Raoul and RV team.

[@billrobin2617]

WOW!!!

[@stlouisix3]

It's going to be more severe than ever❕️

[@acrobatmapping]

when did this air?

[@pugsymalone6539]

It's a compilation...think it's a new airing yesterday.

[@nickhurley2472]

Anyone else think it’s ironic that some of the richest guys around are always talking about a recession?

[@captain8912]

Such brilliant minds with brilliant ideas, as a layman I wonder how would the next 12-18 months will affect my pocket.

[@waqidj]

If you are in the market it’ll be light. Hold in cash and wait.. you’ll stay even.. until you buy the dip :)

[@eekiane1921]

Am thinking more the next 5 years. And as of now where is the best place to put the extra income? Food/land, fuel, renewable energy, crypto currency, or go the other way and invest in real estate. It's pretty confusing

[@sandyjewett4205]

Thank you for this well researched and factual analysis

[@eli_the_crypto_guy]

If all countries are in a recession or will soon be, doesn't that cancel each other out at least on the global market?

[@jasonharvie5305]

Should really be one UST for signing up :)

[@prf7237]

Trying to predict trends by mapping on to similar previous historic period can be highly misleading.

[@allanhutton]

What does he mean by Re-Rate?? 21:53 Does he mean the shift in interest rate direction by some central bank.

[@spacecowboy2803]

2019 is catching up to us

[@mannypatel9090]

Interesting points discussed. I like the 1940s comparison to current situation