New declassified records confirm the evidence ALWAYS supported the lab leak theory: the virus was engineered in Wuhan with US taxpayer dollars.
https://t.co/lINv89zm9R
🚨 The video of Dan Crenshaw saying he wants to “KlLL TUCKER CARLSON” has been deleted by the video’s author
WHY? Is Crenshaw threatening THEM too?
Regardless, here it is again. @DanCrenshawTX would HATE for it to go viral a second time 🤣
Inflation is caused by the Federal government spending more than it earns, because they just print more money to make up the difference.
To solve inflation, reduce wasteful government spending. Your tax dollars should be spent well, not poorly.
They tried to ignore me and that strategy has failed. Now their coordinated attacks in Time, WaPo, NYT, Guardian, etc. using the same language exposes fear in the ranks of the corporate oligarchy. Luckily, we have outlets like @elonmusk, @joerogan + podcast world, and our network of supporters like you (thanks!) to bypass legacy media. Visit https://t.co/iCaoBrC7Q2 to learn more + sign up to volunteer + donate. 🙏
Jamie Dimon says regional banks are "quite strong" but authorities need to "look into short sellers."
I saw when you look the other way as the marauders are sacking company and stocks you don't like just know one day those same marauders will sack the companies you adore.
Not enough U.S. banks are hedging interest rate risk
Key findings:
- Only 6% of aggregate assets in the U.S. banking system are hedged by interest rate swaps
- Swap users represent about three quarters of all bank assets, but on average hedge only 4% of their assets and about one quarter of their securities
- The use of hedging and other interest rate derivatives was not large enough to offset a significant share of the $2.2 trillion loss in the value of U.S. banks’ assets
- Banks with the most fragile funding – i.e., those with highest uninsured leverage -- sold or reduced their hedges during the monetary tightening.
- This allowed them to record accounting profits but exposed them to further rate increases. These actions are reminiscent of classic gambling for resurrection.
- If interest rates had decreased, equity would have reaped the profits, but if rates increased, then debtors and the FDIC would absorb the losses.
Source: https://t.co/GCyNnofPHE
Many Twitter reports to me indicating 9.3 trillion APEs are outstanding or we have a $409 billion market cap. Clearly both WRONG. Either a data service inexcusably is in error or someone criminally photoshopped bogus numbers. To the extent possible, we’ll aggressively chase this.
Tractor Supply “Producer’s Pride” Chicken Feed has been recently altered & its new formulation is causing chickens to stop laying eggs. Egg shortage was manufactured!
#TheBoardHasTiesToWEFAndJeffreyEpstein