Tom Bilyeu

What's up, everybody?

Good morning.

We have been ready to go for ages around here, so it is wonderful that you guys are finally joining us.

All right, well, things continue apace in the Middle East.

It is absolute madness.

Iran has hit at least three ships attempting to transit the Strait of Hormuz.

And you can expect that to show up at the pump.

Speaking of which, people in China are panic buying gas amid fears of an ongoing oil shortage due to the war in Iran.

I, of course, at first assumed that this was just absolutely fake news, but the more I dove into it, the more real it really does seem to be.

So we'll get into that.

Speaking of things that were hard to verify, rumors have been flying around about the US and Israeli radar systems being completely knocked out.

We're going to break down exactly what's true, what's not true.

And a big question around the supreme leader has come up, especially when he is the only one that could turn off the Iranian decentralized military response.

And things just continue apace as Trump promises to keep hammering people until the morale improves.

So we we are going to see how long this drags out, Drew.

This is not something I'm expecting to end anytime soon.

And I am expecting a bigger and bigger problem in global energy markets.

uh as they really are iran really is showing that they can hit the ships going through i think there was a lot of tough talk on trump's part trying to tell people basically stop being a wuss and take your ships through and iran was like yeah word hold my beer and then they showed all this footage of these tunnels and tunnels and tunnels of full of boats which i thought was kind of impressive that they just have them like

pulled up on little, like the things you would put on the back of a truck to drag a boat around, but they're military boats.

They're small, obviously, but nonetheless, they can launch rockets from them.