US Arrogance: How Sanctions Backfire and Boost China's Tech

a high-level official of the Guomindang in Taiwan is actually meeting with uh President Xi of China. And you can, you can bet what they're discussing. Like, how can we get diesel? How can we get gasoline? How can we get natural gas? Because you're exactly right, Scott. The US umbrella of protection, even over Israel, and Japan, and South Korea, and the Persian Gulf States. That umbrella has been disintegrated. It's gone. It's finished. Look, and just think of the arrogance of the United States for a second. I mean, Marco Rubio is currently the Secretary of State, at one time was talking about Brazil when he was a senator. And uh Brazil was talking about not trading in in the dollar. And he said, we we can't allow that to happen. Because if they stop trading in the dollar, that means we are not going to be able to impose sanctions on them and then how will we control their economy? He did say that, yeah. And I'm like, oh, that refreshingly honest there, Marco, appreciate that. Um, but that's the arrogance that that that we have. We again, I'm an American. Uh, I'm as patriotic as it ...