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This is we gota we got to talk. All right, I'm going live on Instagram as well. All right, here we go, y'all. It's so I I have to laugh to keep from crying because we are in a moment right now where all of the horrible things that are happening to people's money could have been completely prevented.
Could have been was completely preventable. But pride and whiteness is so expensive that it will cause you to crash your own economy unnecessarily. Hi Instagram. I hope you guys are doing well. YouTube. My Wi-Fi is a little funky, so I might be a little glitchy on the screen. Just know your sister friend is here for you, and we got a lot to get into.
So, today's topic is FAFO Worldwide. M around and find out worldwide. The WEI president has created a WEI economic crisis. And now we've got WEI billionaires crashing out all over Twitter. Okay, let's get started with the basics. Today might be Black Monday. And not just because it's red, black, and green all day every day.
Not just because we black as ever and we loving our people forever every day, but black Monday is a phrase that people in finance use to describe financial crisis of a particular type. The first global financial crisis in the contemporary era which got the label black Monday happened in the 80s. Okay, now I was alive, but I don't remember this, but I it was on October 19th, 1987, a day now known as Black Monday, where the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 22.6% after having dropped multiple other percentage points in previous days.
It was a bad situation, a chain reaction of like bad decisions. And we're not going to get into that right now because we have our own immediate crisis to deal with. I want y'all to know this morning, usually when I wake up after I do my prayers, my meditations, I usually will turn on Squawkbox and I'll turn on Squap.
Oh, and apparently I don't think the live chat is working for the stream today. Sorry guys. I don't know what's happening with the chat, but just we live. So hopefully y'all can hear what I'm saying. I see y'all still in here. There's a couple of y'all in there. I see y'all. Um, but typically when I wake up in the morning, I turn on Squawkbox because I want to see what's happening in the financial markets.
One, because what happens in the financial markets is always a function of what's happening politically. And so it's not just important to understand what the political both sides issues are saying. It's also important to basically be able to like see how this is going to matter to people's lives in real time.
So I'm listening to Squawkbox. I turned it on this morning and Squawkbox is a CNBC show uh for those of you who are aware. And on Squawkbox, we have three commentators and Andrew Scorin, Betty Quick, and I can't remember the name of the other one, the older white guy. And so I don't remember which was which, but basically this is their commentary.
Okay. Okay. In Instagram, I'm not looking directly at y'all because I'm looking at the YouTube camera. Even though I don't even know if YouTube can see me right now because the Wi-Fi is glitch and the weather is terrible. All right. So, commentator number one on Squawkbox says, "Well, Vietnam called the president and basically offer to take tariffs down to zero." And the president was like, "I'll call you back." I mean, it's unclear what's really going on here because they're in a state of frustration.
They're in a state of frustration, right? Because the markets are crashing. The markets was crashing last week. The the pre futures was crashing this weekend. And now the future is here, baby. And the crash is continuing to crash. So commentator number two goes, this is Betty Quick. She's like, uh, or Becky, I'm I'm I'm unclear on what the goal is here.
What's what's the endgame? And then Andrew Ross Orcin, I think is who it was. He says, I mean, I don't know what else to say. I mean, there are there are just very few people who think this is a good idea. I just I don't know what else to say because they're like they're in a kurfluffle, child. They are frustrated, child.
Because even though Janine Piro over on Fox News who makes a couple million dollars a year talking about I don't even look at my 401k. I mean if my 401k is crashing, do I even care? Boooo. If a tree falls in a forest and bops you on the head, will anybody know? It wouldn't be because there's a decrease in the amount of brain cells on the planet because you, my dear, don't have any.
But we see on Squapbox after Andrew Ross is like, I don't know what else to say. There's very few people who think this is a good idea. I I don't know what else to say. And then Becky Quick goes, "Well, it's even creating cracks within the Trump administration." You saw Elon Musk's comments over the weekend.
He went after Navaro for pushing these policies. He told Italian politicians he'd be in favor of zero tariffs and total free trade. And then Andrew is like, I just I'm just saying there are very few people who think this is a very good idea. Very few. And then the old white guy is like, well, I told you the calculations that they use to somehow get countries that don't even have tariffs against us.
I mean, somehow to put it at like 40 or 50%, because it's minus this, it's minus that, it's divided by that. They got to numbers that I don't I don't know. That's not how you gauge the protectionist policies. But to use this this nonserious analysis on something as important as this important is, it's frivolous.
I mean, and I don't think it's time for non-serious. I I think they're learning that you can't be non-s serious in defense issues and signal gate and you can't be non-s serious about this and they better get serious quickly. And I'm watching these white people who are supposed to be the economic geniuses of the world.
I'm watching these white people who are supposed to be able to determine what is happening. They're supposed to be smart. They have spent the entire past 500 years telling us that they are smart simply because they're white. They didn't need any other qualifications and they are kurluffled. They are flumxed.
They are unsure and uncertain. And I'm watching them crash out. They are crashing out in live TV because they don't understand. That white man, that old white man said, I think they're learning you have to be serious. You You can't be frivolous in defense issues with Signalgate. Dog, they are finding ways to be confused about what is happening when the people who are in charge are stupid.
They are uneducated and vivaceious Vbec Ramaswami told all of us that this was gonna happen. Y'all remember vivacious Vbec Ramas Swami? Remember when vivaceious Vbec Ramaswami said in December that reason that top tech companies often hire foreignborn and first generation engineers over Native Americans isn't because of an innate American IQ deficit, a lazy and wrong explanation.
A key part of it comes down to the C-word culture. Tough questions demand tough answers. And if we're really serious about fixing the problem, we have to confront the truth. Our American culture has venerated mediocrity over excellence for way too long. VC vivaceious Ramaswami before he was disappeared and ain't nobody heard from him since and he apparently is running for governor of Ohio child.
Good luck. But basically, Vivaceious VC Ramaswami said, "Y'all are mediocre white people and the reason you're mediocre isn't because you have to be mediocre, but you have a culture of mediocrity and you would rather be a prom king. You would rather date the prom queen than like study hard. And not only that, but your culture is so freaking mediocre that the brown people of the world, the melanated people of the world can dance circles around you before lunch.
He goes on to say that a Corey I mean a culture that venerates Corey from Boy Meets World or Zach and Slater over Screech and Save by the Bell or Stefan over Steve Urkel and Family Matters will not produce the best engineers. And then he goes on to say, and I know this to be true from my own lived experience because y'all make fun of the brown nerds.
Y'all make fun of the families who prioritize education. Y'all make fun of them. And that's why you're mediocre. Ain't no Has anybody seen Vivaceious Becam Swami? Vivaceious. Vivaceious, where are you? Vivaceious, where art thou? You've been summoned to the front of the class. Because vivaceious became Swami was absolutely correct.
Bill Aman, the white man, the white billionaire man who made it a part of his personal mission to destroy diversity, equity, and inclusion. He joined with his fellow white man in mediocrity, Christopher Rufo, who is the same person who said he was going to make CRT a boogeyman. And anywhere that people see anything that makes them uncomfortable, they're going to call it CRT.
So they took a little CRT, they took a little DEI, mash them up together, and then them said they want do whatever they can do to destroy the blackness, to destroy black people. They said diversity, equity, inclusion means you're not qualified. Didn't earn it. Ain't that what they said? Ain't that what they said?
And then they got rid of woke. And ever since y'all got rid of woke and you got rid of black pilots, y'all can't stay in the sky. Your planes fall down every goddamn day. We getting another report. I'm sorry. I wasn't even gonna cuss today. It ain't even Friday. I said I wasn't gonna cuss. Y'all planes can't fly because you got rid of the expertise and the excellence and you replaced it with white mediocrity simply because you have an allegiance to losers.
And it should not be like you. You have an allegiance to saying that someone is qualified simply because they are white. They are entitled. They are incompetent. And that's all that you need. That's all that you need. Yog said diversity hires weren't worth it. When we know diversity math means if I got to be twice as good just to get half as far, baby, by the time we get there, I'm four times better than you because I had to be better than you.
I had to be smarter than you. Not just to get the qualifications, but to also work around your insistence on holding on to a racist ideology that said you didn't have to compete with anybody unless they look like you, which meant you were used to only competing against fellow mediocres. And now the mediocre whadness is crashing out.
Bill Aman, Bill Aman, who was behind the effort to get rid of Dr. cording gay, a professor's professor, a brilliant black woman. And then he tried to say she plagiarized. Do y'all remember this? He said she plagiarized. And even though she had not done anything, she cited, she went in, she had the backup, she had the reports, he created such a kafuffle, he created such a tizzy around her that he ends up running her out of that position.
Then we find out Bill Aman, the white billionaire who himself is married to another white woman who herself actually plagiarized and didn't just take citations that were erroneous, but took whole ass paragraphs allegedly reportedly, according to the reports, took whole ass paragraphs, not from academic journals, not from law review articles, from freaking Wikipedia.
Wikipedia. She couldn't even plagiarize actually intelligent sources. She plagiarized the thing that we tell our kids. Don't you just don't go don't be looking at no Wikipedia as your only source. That Bill Aman, that billionaire. Here he go. Here we go tomorrow. He crashing out on TW. He crashing out all over Twitter.
The country is 100% behind the president on fixing a global system of tariffs that has disadvantaged the country. But business is a confidence game and confidence depends on trust. President Donald Trump has elevated the tariff issue to the most important geopolitical issue in the world and he's got everyone's attention.
So far so good. And yes, other nations have taken advantage of the US by protecting their home industries at the expense of millions of our jobs. So he's like, "Trump, I got you. I'm still stroking your ego. I'm still I'm still, you know, fatating and doing all the things I got to do." But then he gets to the part cuz Bill Aman is losing money.
They all losing way more money than any of us could ever dream of. And Bill Aman says, Amina, please tell the guests we're coming, but we going to be a few minutes because we got to go to commercial break. Bill Aman, Bill Aman is crashing out. He says by placing Maris massive and disproportionate tariffs on our friends and our enemies alike and therefore launching a global economic war against the whole world at once we are in the process of destroying confidence in our country as a trading partner as a place to do business and as a market to invest capital.
He's basically like please Trump now that I have filletated you I have gotten down on my knees and prostrated myself and done whatever else I could in front of you to diminish myself and make you the king of kings. Please stop doing what you're doing. He says, "What CEO and board of directors will be comfortable making large long-term economic commitments in our country in the middle of an economic nuclear war?" Bill Aman, do you remember um do you remember Kla Harris?
Do you remember Kla Harris? Do you remember getting up on Fox News and saying that Donald Trump was the smartest, bestest, most amazingest, most orangest businessman and you had never known anybody to be better and smarter and more orangey at business. Do you remember that, Bill Aman? I remember. We got the clips.
The only reason I'm not playing is cuz I'm at the home studio and nobody going to hear it except my urban view audience and I want everybody to be a part of this which is why I'll be exploring more of this in today's podcast episode which will be released at 2 p.m. But the point is this. Bill Aman who did not want Kamla Harris Bill Aman who has never met a black person he thought had qualifications.
Bill Aman spent so much time getting rid of the overly qualified black woman who has a whole ass degree in economics who told y'all every time y'all asked her about Donald Trump's plan what she thought about and she said we're going to be in a recession by summer if you have Donald Trump as your president because he believes in tariffs.
You even got white women like Stephanie Rule on MSNBC who got the nerve to get online and say nobody voted for tariffs. Nobody voted for this and we just wanted the people who voted for Donald Trump were economically anxious, which is really white people speak for racist. That's how journalists describe that white voters were racist.
They say they were economically anxious. And she says they were just economically anxious and and they didn't vote for tariffs. To which I say, "Girl, stop it. Stop it. Get yourself to get pull up your ovaries. Get your uterus in order. Stand straight. Get your back in it." He literally ran on tariffs as his economic model.
Bill Aman, he literally ran on tariffs as his econ. He didn't have concepts of an economic plan. He had concepts of every goddamn thing every tariffs. He was very clear about the tariffs. Stop infantilizing white voters. Y'all voted for this because you prefer white entitled incompetency more than you wanted to vote for the black lady.
That is the foundation of white entitlement and incompetent logic. WEI, it ain't DEI because DEI means you better not just have qualifications. You better be overly qualified before you even going to get considered for that position. But WIS, no WIS just have to be white and entitled. And do y'all just really quickly, we ain't even going to get to go into this because I got to go to commercial break, but do y'all want to know who on Donald Trump's team has supported the tariffs that he has relied on as his source of of validation?
Peter Navaro. Peter Navaro who yes served time because of his actions in the first Trump administration. I believe he served about four months. But Peter Navaro, do you want to know what Peter Navaro is basing his expertise expertise on when it comes to tariffs? Peter Navaro has written a number of books and Rachel Matt did an expose about this on Friday.
Peter Navaro has written a number of books about the economy and in Peter Navaro's books he cites to Ron Nara. Ron Nara and Ron Var I'm sorry Ron Vara. Ron Vara is supposedly this economic expert who loves tariffs and who says that you can ride the tariff train into victory. You want to know who Ron Vera actually is?
Ron Vera is a white man that doesn't exist. Peter Navaro created a fictional expert named Ron Vera, an anagram of Peter Navaro's name because white entitled I if if I had told y'all this was going to happen, you would have said I was being hyperbolic. If I would have told y'all the people in charge of the economic policy of the goddamn country have made up experts who don't actually exist and they make up a white man who don't exist and they said this white man said you can ride the tariffs all the way into financial glory.
Had I told y'all that had happened, y'all would have said, Larie, there you go just being racist again. You just being anti-white. This is what this white man did. So, our entire governing economic policy, which is right now destroying the entire global economy, was brought to you by a white man who made up a fictional white man who doesn't actually exist.
And that is the reason why your Mimo and your Pat Pap can't retire because their retirement has been driven into the ground by white, entitled, and incompetent economic policies. Whiteness is very expensive. Whideness and an allegiance to whiteness over the realities that we are facing is very, very expensive.
And now white Americans sit in it. Own it. The difference between this time and the last time y'all did this is people like me could didn't have social media to talk about this. We didn't have platforms to talk about this. But the last time y'all destroyed integration to preserve whiteness was at the end of reconstruction.
Y'all do this all the time. You destroyed blackness all up and through Jim Crow and then you had to have the civil rights movement because and the reason we had to have diversity, equity, and inclusion is because white people had a multi-entury policy of bandon together and refusing to compete on an actual playing field.
They said the people who are going to be qualified can't participate if they don't look like us. So now eat it. Sit in it. Enjoy your poverty. Enjoy your lack of resources. Enjoy the fact that you ain't gonna be able to buy because you ain't got no money because the wealthy and the billionaires use racism as the biggest trick on the world.
Because if you can convince the poorest white man that he is better than the best black man, hell, you ain't got to steal from him because he will empty out his pockets and give it to you. I ain't say another white man said it. President Lyndon B. Johnson, enjoy your lunch because you might not be able to eat another meal after your white, entitled, and incompetent policies.
Destroy the goddamn planet. Or wait, maybe just destroy your part in it because the rest of the world is moving on. Now, black people who are trapped here, we've got a lot to figure out. But right now, we got to go to commercial break. And we're switching gears. On the other side of it, we're going to be talking about the hair legislation or the hair litigation because did you also know that they're poisoning our bodies intentionally?
They convince us our hair is ugly. Can you imagine? that convince us our hair is ugly, convinces our hair is not professional and that we have to instead of embracing our beautifully abundant hair that goes up to the sun. We have to take a wei approach to our bodies and in and pour or use uh chemicals that are designed to kill us to straighten our hair to be limp and flaccid to look like theirs just like their economy limp and flaccid.
We got to go to commercial break. We're switching gears. I love y'all. Bye Instagram. Bye YouTube. 8668018255 866801 Why am I looking out the number? We're going to commercial break. I love y'all. We'll see you on the other side. Peace.
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