layered with really bad fiscale, policy on top of it. but essentially they ve been encouraging people to take reckless risks for years.isks f because you had no alternative. you could just because you had no0% alternative, you could get zero percent sitting in a table or having your money in the bank, or you could run out and youthat s what they can speculate. and that s what they ve done. anand that s all cominghard. back to bite them hard.me and we ve got to majorat us. consequences coming at us . and i think it s going the lever to devolve very rapidly because of all the leverage that s been builbuilt up here.t up here. it s exactly right. you if you treated your children way fed ha like the fed, treated wall street , your kids wouldre. all be in rehab. you know what they ve done hey ve done is bad. reciate you and no doubt, stephanie , wetuc appreciate your wisdom on this. thank you. thank you, tucker. tucker: if yo pleasure.o know so if you want to what s actually happening?
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returned to europe since before the pandemic and nesta mcgregor is there for us. this matchup between two teams from america s midwest comes almost in the middle of an already grueling 82 game season. it s the chicago bulls, synonymous with michaeljordan, and the detroit pistons. fierce rivals, and it dates back tojordan s heyday of the late 80s into the mid 905. now it s a chance for fans in now it s a chance forfans in europe to see the biggest stars on the planet up close and personal. the match is being able to be here is a blessing, an opportunity to be able to play this game the globally. i think we are very excited for the fans. we try to look at every game at the same but fans. we try to look at every game at the same at the same but the history of an organisation. at the same but the history of an organisation, our at the same but the history of an organisation, our fans, at the same but the history of an organisation, our fans, it - at the same but the history of an or
citizens they would be looking at these policies and saying wait a second, this doesn t make any sense, what you mean you re going to keep giving us money that s going to be enough? how does welfare work if your d incentivizing to marry their loved ones, can marry the hollow mike why are they incentivizing families to break down? and educated person would look at these policies and understand that everything that they are trying to do is to garner more power for themselves, to create more to grow the government to the size that we see it today. another department to take care of you, to be her mother come to be her father. it is just on fortune the do not understand this before we got into this predicament, but i am hopeful through the disaster this a administration that after this it will begin to wake up and we will see opposite when people begin electing leaders that actually want to create a functioning democracy. tucker: man, i hope you re right. and really we all need to posi
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