It's all just happened so fast, it seems like. Freedom of speech seemed to be relatively intact pre.

I don't know I should say that word on the show anymore.

It's hard to say that word.

Pre-pandemic. Pre-pandemic, that's the safer word.

Pre-pandemic. Is this just going to get worse? I mean, where does this go? Where are we headed? What can we do? It gets worse before

it gets better, right? So unfortunately, again, these are not like, these are easy concepts to grasp.

If they want to maintain power, they must control the narrative. Yeah. But how can they

control the narrative when we are able to communicate and communicate freely. And the answer is they can't,

which is why I said this version of government that we have, this form of government is no longer

compatible. And so they're going to stop that. Christine Lagarde, formerly with the IMF and now

head of the ECB, she said a couple years ago, she said that innovation is a threat to financial stability.

And she's right.

It is.

But the goal is not to stop the innovation.

The goal is to transform and change along with it.

And so unfortunately, you know, as they continue to lose their grip, they have to squeeze harder.

Yeah.

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