Konstantin Kisin

Look at this. This is all the data. Well, bro, you make such a good point about nobody giving them credit. I don't know if you've ever had access to other people's money, like in any way, right? Taxpayer money or anything. But I can tell you, Francis and I, we even spent trigonometry, which is our business, money differently to the way that we spend our own because it's slightly different.

Look at this. This is all the data. Well, bro, you make such a good point about nobody giving them credit. I don't know if you've ever had access to other people's money, like in any way, right? Taxpayer money or anything. But I can tell you, Francis and I, we even spent trigonometry, which is our business, money differently to the way that we spend our own because it's slightly different.

It's not entirely yours in a way, you know? So when you're dealing with billions of taxpayer dollars, of course it's getting wasted. Of course it's going to corrupt shit. Of course. Of course. It's inevitable.

It's not entirely yours in a way, you know? So when you're dealing with billions of taxpayer dollars, of course it's getting wasted. Of course it's going to corrupt shit. Of course. Of course. It's inevitable.

It's not entirely yours in a way, you know? So when you're dealing with billions of taxpayer dollars, of course it's getting wasted. Of course it's going to corrupt shit. Of course. Of course. It's inevitable.

Right.

Right.

Right.

And the question is, what I don't understand is, look, I think it's very possible that when you move quickly, you're going to cancel some things that you might not want to cancel. Things are not going to go perfectly every time, whatever. But ultimately, the question all Western countries have to answer is we're running debt at more than 100 percent of GDP. Right.

And the question is, what I don't understand is, look, I think it's very possible that when you move quickly, you're going to cancel some things that you might not want to cancel. Things are not going to go perfectly every time, whatever. But ultimately, the question all Western countries have to answer is we're running debt at more than 100 percent of GDP. Right.

And the question is, what I don't understand is, look, I think it's very possible that when you move quickly, you're going to cancel some things that you might not want to cancel. Things are not going to go perfectly every time, whatever. But ultimately, the question all Western countries have to answer is we're running debt at more than 100 percent of GDP. Right.

What are we going to do about that? We have to deal with it somehow. What's this we shit? You're actually... Bro, you're worse than we are.

What are we going to do about that? We have to deal with it somehow. What's this we shit? You're actually... Bro, you're worse than we are.

What are we going to do about that? We have to deal with it somehow. What's this we shit? You're actually... Bro, you're worse than we are.

Yeah, you're 126%, we're about 110%. God damn, really? Yeah.

Yeah, you're 126%, we're about 110%. God damn, really? Yeah.

Yeah, you're 126%, we're about 110%. God damn, really? Yeah.

Yeah, that's why you're trying to deal with it. That's what Elon is trying to do. He's trying to cut the deficit in half and then the idea is you grow the economy and you actually get back to surplus.

Yeah, that's why you're trying to deal with it. That's what Elon is trying to do. He's trying to cut the deficit in half and then the idea is you grow the economy and you actually get back to surplus.

Yeah, that's why you're trying to deal with it. That's what Elon is trying to do. He's trying to cut the deficit in half and then the idea is you grow the economy and you actually get back to surplus.