t to commit.

So I think Texas has the right instinct there.

I saw an article that didn't seem like it would be relevant to the United States, but now I'm thinking maybe it is. So apparently Poland, which is doing well sort of in general, it's one of those countries that has not been, let's say, too impacted by immigration because they've been tough on migrants. But even they are running out of money. So apparently they're trying to give a hundred million dollars to Ukraine to Zelensky, but at the same time they don't have enough money for some I don't know hundred billion dollar Polish hospital somebody's complaining. And their budget is under duress as well.

And I'm thinking to myself, is every large everything fraud? Because I'm starting to think it is. You know, when you look at the $37 trillion deficit, I think it's 38 now. How in the world do you get to 38 trillion unless you're stealing as fast as you can? Does that look like somebody just ran the numbers wrong? It's like, oh, here's the budget. All right, great. How close are we to balancing? Wait, what? Off by three. We're off by three trillion in one year. We're off by three trillion. Can you even tell me how you could spend $3 trillion above the baseline? Now, I'm exaggerating a little bit, but not a lot. We are talking about trillions. Trillions of dollars that somehow we accidentally overspend. I don't believe it. I just believe that everything big that's got that $100 million or more, maybe $10 million or more, I think it's all fraud. And I think it's all fraud for the same reason across all the domains.

Do you know what the reason is? You can get away with it. We somehow have a political and financial system where whoever gets to allocate the funds and whoever gets to be the mayor and whoever gets to be in charge of whatever, they can apparently really easily hide a trillion dollars and just keep it or launder it or something. But it's very much looking to me like 100% of our system is corrupt and all for the same reason