00:00Twenty five years ago, when the country announced good numbers, interest rates went down because we had a stronger country.
00:07Now, when we announced good numbers, the better they are, the worse it is for interest rates.
00:11So we could be we could have a GDP of 10 times.
00:14You know, they say, oh, it's going to be three times or four point one.
00:19We could have a GDP of 10, 12, 15 times if they just leave us alone.
00:25Let us let the rates go down.
00:27We should pay the lowest interest rates.
00:29You know, every point of interest is six hundred billion dollars.
00:33Think of that. Every point of interest is six hundred billion.
00:38Two points means we make a fortune, but we keep driving it up.
00:43It's a very unfair system.
00:45And I've said it now for a long time.
00:48When our country does well, interest rates should go down.
00:52I mean, every time I hear our country is doing well, I say, oh, it's too bad because they lift
00:56up interest rates.
00:57They should drop interest rates because it means we have a strong country and it's all based on credit, meaning
01:03good credit.
01:03And we have the best credit and we'd pay off the debt very easily, very quickly.
01:08But if somebody is paying a half a point, we should be paying a half a point, not somebody else.
01:13Right now, I think it's Switzerland has the lowest again.
01:16And I don't want to single them out.
01:17But if you take our business away from Switzerland, they have problems.
01:21So why are they paying a half a point and we're paying much more than that?
01:27Does that make sense to anybody?
01:29I mean, it seems pretty simple to me, but it's a killer.
01:33You know, I almost like to hear bad numbers.
01:35I'm saying, I hope we have bad numbers that the interest rates will go down.
01:38It doesn't make sense.
01:39It doesn't make sense.
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