australian dollars, or b and b refused to refund users who complained. us treasury secretary, janet jaelyn, says inflation is that an acceptable levels? but she said it was a global problem. speaking to a senate committee, she defended president biden stimulus package, which some blame for rising prices. yellen said it had been needed to prevent high unemployment and poverty people or did damp rushes. foreign ministry has suspended a 1998 agreement with japan that allowed japanese fishermen to fish near the disputed southern corral islands. moscow said it was a forced to suspend the agreement since japan failed to make the payments required under the deal. european officials have agreed to require a common charger for smartphones, tablets and laptops, beginning in 2024. they believe a standard cable for all devices sold in the u will cut back on electronic waste. but eiffel maker, apple argues a one size fits all charger, would slow innovation and create more pollution. now both the war in europe and the ongoing supply chain. crisis have exposed of the weaknesses of and diversified sources

and you've got the most incompetent person on the planet, in the form of janet jaelyn who created this mass. when she was at the federal reserve for nearly 2 decades. it has been moved over to run the treasury. she has no clue at what she's doing. remember, she's told us for years that inflation is transitory. and i've been warning for years that if you keep printing money, eventually what you're going to do is create inflation, hyperinflation and a economic su nami, which is what you saw in japan. that's now japan has been doing it for 30 years in japan's the 1st tip of the iceberg to, to get hit. but it's happening in the west and it's going to get a lot worse. and people need to really, you could see $250.00 to $300.00 oil or even higher, and that will kill western economies. it will kill the global economy as well. and i don't think that's out of the question. i don't think people are preparing for it . however, look, this is not all doom and gloom. i think that there's going to be massive amounts of opportunity when you get valuations coming back to normality because the valuation