Trump Just Canceled the Recession… Forever

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  • @icollided says:

    If I feel like I have to eat peanut butter and banana sandwiches for lunch, it’s a recession.

  • @johnminichielli8957 says:

    “A recession by any other name would smell as sweet” William Shakespear.

  • @bretts1 says:

    During the late 70’s, 80’s rescission, best time of life, no computers to tell us all this, had gardens and plenty of canned food from garden stocked away and freezers full of deer, antelope, rabbits and chickens we raised. No 24/7 stock news & world news in one’s pocket driving everyone nuts. Ignorance is bliss. Father had a business everyone needed and I worked with him from age 10 and people that were struggling and trying we gave a break.

  • @Fastapproaching says:

    What are they going to do, spend another 12 trillion of borrowed money again, that’s the only way it’s going to happen

  • @lynxinvestor6116 says:

    “Old fashioned common sense” I love George. Excellent video, very real and insightful when it comes to real data. He’s definitely right, there are two realities now

  • @Rockstarrred says:

    The one thing that is certain, is that an idiot will invest into idiotic things. The amount of idiots in the US right now is at an all time high. TSLA is over $300, it’s laughable. The whole US stock market is a bubble.

    • @QuixPrime says:

      Possibly, or conversly the dollar could be worth a lot less than we think. A melt-up is just as much a possibility as a crash.

    • @Scorch428 says:

      much of it is just the dollar being worth less.

    • @oneeleven9832 says:

      @@QuixPrimegold has always told us the dollar is losing value..it’s just not parroted by the MSM for obvious reasons 🤷‍♂️

    • @1philliph says:

      That’s correct.
      It cannot be allowed to burst.
      The threat of it bursting is existential.

    • @1philliph says:

      ​@oneeleven9832
      Gold tells us more than that.
      If you speak the language, gold revels all.
      The current sideways volatility is particularly alarming.
      It’s telling me that the foxes are being allowed to guard the chook house, even eat a few themselves.

  • @michaelearlgrey says:

    It’s like not having an alcohol problem because you don’t see it as a problem.

  • @AllNighterHeider says:

    Thanks George and rebel crew

  • @bigqueue says:

    It’s so interesting that we now recognize the power of narrative. I think there has always been a knowledge of this by the people in power, and therefore the incredible importance of propaganda to them. As we look back at the history of even our own country, we see how the propaganda say around wars or what have you was pretty strong. It all makes sense now.

  • @AKATenn says:

    trump is the best president in the history of the USA, he can get rid of joblessness, and change the direction of a hurricane with a sharpie pen.

    • @ajg9121 says:

      He did “change the direction of a hurricane with a sharpie pen” and he also renamed the Gulf of America – Go MAGA!

    • @AKATenn says:

      @ajg9121 right, because we all know calling something by another name changes what it’s actually called.

      executive orders are not laws in the USA, nor do they apply to countries outside the USA.

    • @reneebru1 says:

      Wake up. For the love of God…literally.

  • @singular9 says:

    According to Soviet leaders recessions don’t exist

  • @somethingsomethingsomethingdar says:

    All the data is flat despite our lived experience that prices have gone up 50% if not more for many products. We have been in a recession for some time from the middle class down if not a DEPRESSION. The blips we have seen of positivity were entirely based on the boost from government spending during COVID and now from people being stupid and taking out huge debt to maintain their standards of living

  • @horizoneventgroup6421 says:

    I personally think we’ve been in a recession for the past couple of years.

    • @ohmynester says:

      You’re right.

    • @timlargent1063 says:

      Don’t think we’ve been we have been since COVID

    • @sn0wflake742 says:

      Yes if by recession you mean economic contraction in productivity. Equities though, forever locked in the 80s smoking rocks and pumping anything with a pulse.

    • @BAD_CONSUMER says:

      Nonsense, didn’t you hear? They changed the definition.

    • @JMA69 says:

      Agreed, but it’s the kind of recession that is infuriatingly odd unless you understand it. Bottom 2/3rds of the Pop was barely making ends meet, while the wealthy and to a much lesser extent, asset holders, continue to buy and hold assets that appreciate in value. I saw this coming in ’21 and ’22, even called it in a couple of places. Doesn’t mean we don’t have some scary corrections, doesn’t mean the market won’t go down ever, doesn’t mean we won’t run out of gas and see a real bear market at some point.

  • @1stoptech says:

    The differnce between the old recessions and the new recessions is they dont tell you your in a recession 😊

  • @HazeOfWhearyWater says:

    We do care what the government is telling us. We don’t want ‘our’ government lying to, or deceiving, us.

  • @lintrichards6007 says:

    It is also important to remember that the American unemployment rate doesn’t actually track unemployment, but those looking for jobs. Just like how the inflation numbers specifically leave out the categories most likely to see high inflation, like food and fuel.

  • @luisvictorf says:

    Does employment data include illegal immigrants “loosing” jobs because they’re being detained/deported by ICE?

  • @kindling5608 says:

    13:47 – “You’re losing your job, your friends are losing your job”
    That was lol.
    My friends are also losing my own job.

  • @HoskinsShanellNicole says:

    It surprises me why everybody gets really worked up about recession and inflation data. Inflation has always existed, and people have been using investments to beat the inflation. The stock market return, for example, always beats inflation. I heard of someone who invested $121k last October, and has grown the portfolio by more than $400k. I need recommendations that can give me similar return.

    • @Vincent-j8u says:

      I don’t really blame people who panic. Lack of information can be a big hurdle. I’ve been making more than $124k passively by just investing through an advisor, and I don’t have to do much work. Inflation or no inflation, my finances remain secure. So I really don’t blame people who panic.

    • @winifred-k9e says:

      True. I first came across investing in the market in 2019. Already stashed about $480k in savings then, and the free money from the Government was pouring in, increasing inflation rate. I just got an advisor and kept the money there, just because I didn’t want to keep the value of the money depreciating in the bank. Tbh, it’s the best investment decision I’ve made since then.

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  • @Jaybru433 says:

    3 months from now, when you’re in the store and you’re like “damn why is everything so expensive?” Remember this comment, you got con’d by trump and his tariffs

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