e if you're in the administration and you see Michael Mina talking by himself you might say to yourself, well I don't know, nobody's mentioning it lately, maybe it's not a thing. But if you see Jim Cramer talk to him and endorse it — I don't know if he will but let's say he does — you'd say to yourself, oh I don't know much about Michael Mina but I've been watching Jim Cramer forever and if he says this is the way to go logically, just common sense, logically, risk management, statistically, if he says this makes sense, suddenly I take it seriously.

So there might be something very important happening here. It has to do with the fact that Cramer can put a seal of credibility on exactly this kind of thing even though he's not a medical guy because it's not really a medical question ultimately. So we'll see if that makes a difference. I don't know. Maybe he's already been on the show. Could have already happened.

Let's talk about the Great Reset. I didn't want to do it but I decided to Google it this morning and look into it. And the Great Reset is basically two words for what people already wanted to do. And what people already wanted to do — and of course not all people but the people who use this phrase — what a lot of people wanted to do globally, not just in this country, is have more socialism. So if I could simplify the Great Reset it is, hey let's introduce more socialism in more countries. The idea being to help the people at the bottom strata. That might require taking money from the richest.

But there are a number of ways to do the Great Reset. The details of the Great Reset are less important than the fact that the people who want more socialism are saying, hey let's use this as a crisis, as an opportunity. Now there are two things that they want to use as their opportunity. Hey it's a coronavirus, let's do more socialism. But also, hey it's a climate change, let's do more socialism.

Now the coronavirus did cause more socialism in the United States, right? We just printed money and started sending it out. So that's as socialist as you can get in my opinion. But let me ask you this. If you take away the words Great Reset, just the words, what's different? Do you think that the people who wanted socialism were not looking for every excuse to say, well we got a solar flare so I think we need more socialism. Looks like there's going to be a war so a little more socialism. It's going to be a virus, how about some more socialism? Climate change, I want a little socialism.

So I don't think there's anything different. It's just a word put to what people wanted. Now is it true that the coronavirus will accelerate that? Yeah, because it happened already. We saw people just checks being mailed out and people getting free healthcare at least in part, free vaccinations. So yeah we're way more socialist than we were a year ago. So saying that there's something that will cause more socialism is different from saying I've got a plan. Watch me release this virus so I can have some socialism.

But it's not really the socialism I want. It's really the power. But here's the problem with the theory that the real point of the Great Reset is power. Yes socialism consolidates power. It does have that element to it. It gives the government more power. But for whom? If there were somebody running for office and also wanted the Great Reset you could say, ah they're saying it because if that Great Reset happens you know they're going to get elected because they're associated with it. But how would Klaus Schwab benefit? You know one of the guys pushing the Great Reset. How would somebody who's not running for the highest office benefit? Yes there might be more control but the people who would have the control are not the people promoting it. So why are people promoting more control for other people? That doesn't even make sense.

So if you dig even this much into the Great Reset it looks like they're just putting words on things that are going to happen anyway because society changes.

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