mitchell feinstein who explained the ways the swiss government may try to save credit suisse from possible failure. the central bank in switzerland. i don't think that they will allow the bank to collapse. it will become a zombie bank like city bank was. i mean, if you bought citibank shares in 2007 at the peak and you held them through to today, all of the, the stock looks like it's healthy. you would have probably lost about 90 percent of your investment in to from the 2007 highs. so what'll happen is they'll wipe out a class of shareholders, which the stock is almost 0 right now. and the government will take over the bank. it won't fail, they might have some bad transactions, but i don't see credit suisse as failing. what i do see is probably they'll need government support, and that's why they're going to the markets because they've been cut off from counterpart transactions. and that is a death knell for any financial institution, when nobody will trade with them any longer. so either a central bank will have to step in and take the other side of transactions, or counter parties will

mitchell feinstein get but his take on what lies behind this crisis. you know, this goes back to to a geo geo economics and geo politics. so what's going on in europe? it's this is control of the year your asian land mass. so basically, the united states is going to suffocate europe and they're going to pay much higher energy prices and they're going to have to come to the us to get their energy. the people right now are very upset about it. you're seeing protests throughout different countries in europe, in the streets every weekend, and it's only going to get worse because the prices are going to go higher this winter. it's going to be a winter of discontent across europe, the u. k. and in the united states, because prices have to go higher on everything, inflation is going to go higher. so the politicians need to go. we need to get politicians that listen to the people and take care of the people and bring back businesses. so that instead of build back better, how about if we bring back business and we work on doing what the people say rather than d