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  • Gary Shilling talks at length about why he thinks a recession has just started, making Treasuries still the asset class to own. But as he looks forward, Shilling also sees a bright future of technological advancement, productivity growth and above-trend economic growth. Filmed on June 18, 2019 in New York.
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  • @RealVisionFinance
    @RealVisionFinance  4 роки тому

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  • @tibsyy895
    @tibsyy895 5 років тому +31

    Gary Shilling is the man! Great economist with a lifetime of experience! He should be more often on RealVision! As always, excellent content!

  • @CellGames2006
    @CellGames2006 4 роки тому +28

    This is what you clicked this video for: 20:35

  • @FiatBurner
    @FiatBurner 5 років тому +38

    Doesn't see any bubbles this time...even though the same monetary policy that created the last two bubbles was repeated again but worse. LOL.

    • @Michael-qy1jz
      @Michael-qy1jz 5 років тому +7

      Ya, its unreal all the bubbles and missallocations, but he sees nothing. Lol

    • @peterlukaszyk1719
      @peterlukaszyk1719 5 років тому +9

      Trouble is after lifetime of economic success he is a good friend with most of crooks who are responsible for this mess.

    • @SmashBrosBrawl
      @SmashBrosBrawl 5 років тому +6

      The same easy money policies that led to the previous crashes, but each time on exponential steroids. This is going to be the mother of all bubbles.

    • @vincentconti3633
      @vincentconti3633 4 роки тому

      You have an opportunity to learn some basic economic principles and history. But instead you are making statements about things that you don't even understand.where did you study economics. If I were you I would listen more and talk less. Of course I didn't learn that until I got older.

  • @NavShay
    @NavShay 5 років тому +22

    As of August 2019 the yield curve (2y/10y) has in fact inverted.

    • @chickeninasal4381
      @chickeninasal4381 5 років тому +1

      He said the10yr would stablize at 1%.

    • @CellGames2006
      @CellGames2006 4 роки тому +1

      @@chickeninasal4381 Treasury yields are getting hammered. 30 year is nearing 1,90 and 5 year is cratering at 1,40 as of today 26.8. Investors are betting on a long recession.

  • @afaceforradiowithrichardma4831
    @afaceforradiowithrichardma4831 5 років тому +6

    Gary is sharp as a tack. Been at this 55 years. I wish people half his age were as concise and HONEST!!

  • @RealVisionFinance
    @RealVisionFinance  5 років тому +13

    Real Vision Classics are the best videos from our premium subscription service released free, often a few months after the original air date. The original air date is in the top left corner as the video starts. Film date is located in the description.

    • @justemailtim
      @justemailtim 5 років тому +7

      That guy is a genius! That's what I keep telling people. I worked for the Department of Labor for 16 years producing those fake unemployment numbers. I also wrote the data validation which finds all the screwed up statistics which get reported to the Feds. Not even the revised numbers are right. The system is riddled with errors but they would never allow me to fix the problems no matter how many meetings we had. They are too afraid to fix anything because they think the code might break so it stays full of errors on purpose for decades, most of that junk code is even still running in ancient COBOL on mainframes. I finally just said screw it and quit. If I can't do something right then I would rather not do it at all. When I saw zero rates I figured why work anymore, just invest in bonds and gold and I'll never have to work again. I don't know what other people are doing working their whole lives. It's madness!

    • @fallenangel2123
      @fallenangel2123 5 років тому +3

      It's better to listen to these interviews with some delay. This way I can see who's wrong & who's right
      Wasted time with this one.

    • @justemailtim
      @justemailtim 5 років тому +1

      @NEAR TERM EXTINCTION - HUMAN It didn't fall, it evolved into Pax Romana then Pax Americana. Those who survive the end of a society get to rewrite history to their benefit.

    • @justemailtim
      @justemailtim 5 років тому +1

      @@fallenangel2123 I imagine if you pay for the channel you get to see them much earlier.

    • @mmtl9203
      @mmtl9203 5 років тому

      @Timothy Michael - Yes indeed! The truth is seldom written and known by the majority. Great comments throughout by yourself on a great video with a great speaker in Shilling. Excellent Sunday viewing!

  • @keepitreal829
    @keepitreal829 5 років тому +16

    Economic complexity the master of distraction for the last 30 years the lemon juice is running dry on everything from realestate to bonds and everything in-between.

  • @quicksilver4061
    @quicksilver4061 5 років тому +2

    33:15 "it's a crazy world but YOOOO" 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @redpillcopinthephilippines9647
    @redpillcopinthephilippines9647 5 років тому +8

    Great interviewer and good stuff from Gary! Real Vision rocks!

  • @BattousaiHBr
    @BattousaiHBr 5 років тому +16

    mandatory joke of paying attention to a guy named "shilling"

  • @michaelkestrel8363
    @michaelkestrel8363 5 років тому +3

    This interview was in June. Schillings calls seem good in mid August. Good interview.

  • @jmwSeattle
    @jmwSeattle 5 років тому +4

    Why isn’t this discussion illustrated with any charts? There are many that are obliquely referenced.

  • @somchai9033
    @somchai9033 5 років тому +3

    He’s been spot on for years on interest rates and owning long term treasuries.

  • @thomaskauser8978
    @thomaskauser8978 5 років тому +4

    If you like your money printing than you can keep your same plan under the new system.

  • @thomaskauser8978
    @thomaskauser8978 5 років тому +1

    I told a real estate agent 35 years ago that long rates had peaked and she just laughed! Nobody knew anything about the federal reserve until the team save the world cover at Time magazine? Long term capital management built this city! Always thought you were a breath of fresh air papa.

  • @daves2520
    @daves2520 4 роки тому

    I cannot think of anyone more astute than Gary Shilling at understanding the economy and in making financial forecasts.

  • @tensevo
    @tensevo 5 років тому

    I think the guest is spot on when he say you dont even know you are in one until much later. Perhaps a year after the peak when data comes in and is confirmed. Trying to time a recession is frought with danger for this reason since, we could be at the bottom of a recession right now. It is only clear in hindsight (having lived through about 6 recessions).

  • @jefflovejoy2997
    @jefflovejoy2997 5 років тому +3

    How can we be entering yet another recession when we never exited the "Great Recession." Something else is coming. What bothers me is this: Don't economists know what kind of economy we have? Something is not right here.

    • @tommathew7684
      @tommathew7684 4 роки тому

      Jeff Lovejoy Depressions are really multiple recessions. Some are long.Some are short.

  • @Radnally
    @Radnally 5 років тому +12

    Gary has suggested $10 oil almost every time it took a hit. So he can be overly pessimistic at times.

    • @Clarc115
      @Clarc115 5 років тому +2

      There is so much oil production, that oil's price may be artificially supported.

    • @beebeequail
      @beebeequail 4 роки тому

      Last time it was in the 20s.

    • @FirehorseCreative
      @FirehorseCreative 4 роки тому

      It's called bread and butter *plunge protection*- and the plunge protection team has been working overtime.

    • @ianmartin9767
      @ianmartin9767 4 роки тому

      Looking about on target now

  • @rezinrussell1689
    @rezinrussell1689 5 років тому +10

    Super old interview filmed June 18, 2019! Click.

    • @phyllo2694
      @phyllo2694 5 років тому +4

      We are in the beginning of the latest recession. They never tell us until it is too late to react, after the fact.

    • @Dawson0313tu
      @Dawson0313tu 5 років тому +2

      you are learning his insights and absorb the knowledge for self-use.

    • @Lawliet734
      @Lawliet734 5 років тому

      @@netwonc "recession is when your neighbor..." I wish people would stop repeating this oldest of clichés. It's as bad as stealing George Carlin's well-known joke about the American dream. You should at least introduce it as an old cliché; if you don't, you imply it is fresh, perhaps it even originated from you, and you appear outdated.

  • @oligopolyxyz8456
    @oligopolyxyz8456 4 роки тому +1

    I think we will benefit from automation much sooner than Gary thinks, but I enjoy listening to his historical perspective.

  • @americanlivesmatter-BmanWild
    @americanlivesmatter-BmanWild 5 років тому +5

    No dude its a full scale depression its been that way since 2002.. You guys arent to quick are you

  • @svtrader
    @svtrader 5 років тому +7

    I see Orlando Jones found a new job.

  • @ryanhill1216
    @ryanhill1216 5 років тому

    Good outlook and experience to back it.

  • @johnd4348
    @johnd4348 5 років тому +4

    Financial Institutions also hire Astrologist and pychics to predict the markets. Read this in WSJ years ago.

    • @vincentyeo88
      @vincentyeo88 5 років тому

      right, they have crystal balls and magic wands.

    • @AA-ke5cu
      @AA-ke5cu 5 років тому

      I see the federal reserve being dumped by some craft into an active volcano. To bother people never again.

  • @timsteinkamp2245
    @timsteinkamp2245 5 років тому +5

    Everyone knows the reason we have negative rates is because we bailed out the banks but he won't admit it. He is a filthy liar.

    • @doolittlegeorge
      @doolittlegeorge 4 роки тому

      "and we're continuing to bail out the Banks" should be noted. "Right up to the point where they die" would appear..

  • @stevegrayson4124
    @stevegrayson4124 5 років тому +2

    Even a BROKEN clock is right twice a day. Shilling didn't call the REAL stock market crash of HIS LIFE TIME which hit Black Monday 1987. I saw that one and cashed out. BOOM!! MicDrop!!!

  • @mns8732
    @mns8732 4 роки тому

    Missed the,interviewer from rt glad to see him on this channel.

  • @DavidMoreno-es6zw
    @DavidMoreno-es6zw 5 років тому +1

    31:05 How do you make 20% on a 30 year bond if a 30 year bond goes to 2%?

    • @robwegner8385
      @robwegner8385 4 роки тому

      If you own a 30 year currently at 2.59% and the yield of new bonds drops to 2%, that's about a 20% drop in interest rate. If you tried to sell your 30year yielding 2.59% (there are many factors that come into play, how long left on the bond, etc...) you could expect to sell at a gain relative to the drop in interest rates.

    • @tommathew7684
      @tommathew7684 4 роки тому

      Do the math. Excel. 12C or a basic calculator. The gain is off a few hundredths but the gross gain is pretty close.

    • @DavidMoreno-es6zw
      @DavidMoreno-es6zw 4 роки тому

      Got it, thanks!

  • @elguapo1507
    @elguapo1507 5 років тому +1

    Surely when SO was started they knew the oil industry had massively wide reaching economic effects....why wouldn't a government want to foresee those effects by having economists as close to the core business as possible?

    • @FirehorseCreative
      @FirehorseCreative 4 роки тому

      Because it is easier to artificially control oil valuation through *plunge protection*.

  • @ericmcmfd
    @ericmcmfd 5 років тому +7

    I want to.like this guy......BUT "run of the mill" Recession? Nothing overwhelming?!!! US debt $22.5 TRILLION + missing $21 Trillion , and Global Debt over $350 TRILLION !!!! and he doesnt see anything major. ACTUAL NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES against inflation???? Think it's time for him to retire

    • @Michael-qy1jz
      @Michael-qy1jz 5 років тому +1

      15 trillion in negative rates, pension funds at almost 7 trillion underfunded, 45% of bonds need to be marked to junk, historic debt bubbles in every sector, another housing bubble-- but he sees nothing..lol

  • @gettinafterit2158
    @gettinafterit2158 5 років тому +4

    Ok Gary, I’m happy you don’t see anything that big happening as big as the past recessions 🤔 how about this national debt we are accumulating? I guess it doesn’t matter. Or maybe the pensions buying corporate bonds that corporations then turn around and buy stocks to raise the stock price 👏🏻👏🏻 yep we will be fine 👍🏻 nothing to see here folks

    • @devonrusinek5807
      @devonrusinek5807 4 роки тому

      The corporate bond buybacks is the item of the next recession. Late this year or late next year are my guesses for the recession hitting. Raoul Pal seems to think it'll be a bit later (between 2-5 years). We shall see...

  • @kbkesq
    @kbkesq 5 років тому +2

    Solid interview.

  • @jmwSeattle
    @jmwSeattle 5 років тому +3

    Will anyone at the FED watch this?

    • @vincentyeo88
      @vincentyeo88 5 років тому +2

      where do you think all those thumb's downs come from?

  • @toms641
    @toms641 5 років тому +2

    That's a good interview.
    But puts a point on what Pres Calvin Coolidge once said,
    something about he never met a "one-armed" economist, for example:
    "On the other hand"

  • @rjames8elliott
    @rjames8elliott 4 роки тому

    Great interview

  • @LoveThatRod
    @LoveThatRod 5 років тому

    In my next life I am coming back as either a Meteorologist or as an Economist - because I don’t have to be right any more than the average baseball player’s batting average - .280 or 28% of the time

  • @gettinafterit2158
    @gettinafterit2158 5 років тому

    Can we have him back on when this next one hits and replay his predictions of no real issues bigger than the past ones?

  • @rjlewis3932
    @rjlewis3932 5 років тому

    The FED was never able to reduce it’s balance sheet. They are going into the next recession with 4T on their books and will be forced to monetize the debt. The dollar will crash resulting in a precipitous rise in gold and silver. We will be in a state of stagcession for the next decade with high unemployment and negative to flat GDP.

  • @aaronsullivan1628
    @aaronsullivan1628 4 роки тому

    Gary is quite self assured. He’s made a lot of money with his game plan. But bottom line, he noted that the FED has never been in its current position with all that toxic waste on its balance sheet. So, how can he possibly speculate on how it all works out in the recession.???

  • @tommathew7684
    @tommathew7684 4 роки тому +1

    We are in recession now. It started 7/3/2019.

  • @jackjohnson9449
    @jackjohnson9449 5 років тому +1

    Re: The GDP: In addition to what Tenebrarum states, please note that government transfer payments including Medicaid, Medicare, disability payments, and SNAP (previously called food stamps), all contribute to GDP. Nothing is “produced” by those transfer payments. They are not even funded. As a result, national debt rises every year. And that debt adds to GDP. Manufacturing's Share of GDP is
    Hugely Underestimated. Thus, in addition to Baum's excellent comments on the the cyclical nature of manufacturing, manufacturing's share of GDP as attributed by economists is simply wrong.
    Google how the NEW GDP number is calculated, what non-sense. Since December the S&P has risen 25%. A 10% rise in the market adds 1% to the GDP so a 25% rise adds 2-1/2% to the GDP. So the GDP was 3.2% and 2.5% of that was from the FED printing money and feeding the stock market. How stupid is this?

  • @acornsucks2111
    @acornsucks2111 4 роки тому

    Bubble, the S and P hit 2874 in Jan 2018. and now it's about 2924 in Sept 2019. What an increase!

  • @brodieg12
    @brodieg12 5 років тому

    This was a great video, thanks Real Quest!

  • @AdamSahr-cj4kf
    @AdamSahr-cj4kf 4 роки тому +1

    Defense stocks are indeed defensive stocks... War is always a good thing in times of recession !!!

  • @jp2059
    @jp2059 4 роки тому

    Excellent

  • @grapplerke
    @grapplerke 5 років тому +2

    Gary Schilling has been negative on stocks ever since 2009. If you planned your portfolio that way for the past 10 years, you’d be making treasury bonds returns, which is still better than most hedge funds.

    • @robwegner8385
      @robwegner8385 4 роки тому

      He's a bond guy, that's no secret.

  • @tensevo
    @tensevo 5 років тому

    The thing investors must contend with, is that many gurus have been calling a recession since 2012. Rarely do we have a pundit calling for a boom since it only seems to be cool and profitable to call recessions. In fact whoever called a boom for the last hundred years would have been right most years and be the overall winner. Calling recessions is a mugs game, since you never can be sure that you are in a recession until the peak is behind you. It seems everyone wants the title of "the guy who called the recession". Well, of course, a stopped watch is correct twice daily.

  • @Tigornable
    @Tigornable 5 років тому +2

    Why are people talking about recession in 2020 or 2021? Are you going to stop investing for 2 years? Good luck with that.

    • @CellGames2006
      @CellGames2006 4 роки тому

      A lot of investors are doing just that by buying treasuries at low yields. Either they get nothing on their money or there's a depression dragging yields lower in which case you make money.

  • @SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
    @SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat 5 років тому +3

    Half video if out of topic

  • @danstar455
    @danstar455 5 років тому +1

    If the Reserve Currency $ goes negative nominal yield, its game over for the world economy IMHO.

    • @peterlukaszyk1719
      @peterlukaszyk1719 5 років тому +1

      FED will come out with another tool from Magic of the economy book like QE and it will postpone recession for another year

    • @LisaMurphy
      @LisaMurphy 4 роки тому

      @@peterlukaszyk1719 It's too late to postpone it. We're solidly on our way into it.

  • @ireneclark745
    @ireneclark745 4 роки тому

    9 months later we are in Great Depression 😎

  • @americandog8380
    @americandog8380 5 років тому

    Right but coupled with other risk that makes the subprime bubble look like a small gift
    Australian house China banks EU and UK already in the first legs of recession
    Slow down in housing the rust and farm belts extreme US debt tariffs across the board employment numbers hide the fact that wages and full time employment has broken down add the PMI and CPI you have a full blown recession by late fall inverted yields are flagging as volatility indicators rising
    Fed has no more leverage by cutting rates earning have weakened for several quarters
    The Uk will have to exit with I deal sending the £ into a downward spiral
    China’s banks and housing already started failing global bonds at lowest levels leaving to more fx leverage
    Looking as consumer spending at trickle levels

  • @devinglis3179
    @devinglis3179 5 років тому

    I want to go buy treasury bonds

  • @x26tnvcx
    @x26tnvcx 5 років тому +1

    Views are great for a decade or two ago. When it comes to China or new tech, he is way behind which is understandable considering his age.

  • @drexelmildraff7580
    @drexelmildraff7580 5 років тому +4

    Neither of these guys has any understanding of US monetary history since the 1970s. I have a book written by Shilling in 1998 that claims a long period of falling commodity prices were about to occur. It was published months before the long-term bottom in commodities prices. Now that I've seen this video, I realize he had already been clueless for 20 yrs before that.

    • @Michael-qy1jz
      @Michael-qy1jz 5 років тому +1

      Ya, we have bubbles in everything, debts through the roof, housing bubbles again, pension underfunding close to 7 trillion and he sees nothing. Lol

    • @drexelmildraff7580
      @drexelmildraff7580 5 років тому +1

      @@Michael-qy1jz Shilling is a one-trick pony who has seen deflation over and over again for 40 years. If you followed his investing advice, you would have gone broke several times during that period.

    • @Michael-qy1jz
      @Michael-qy1jz 5 років тому +1

      @@drexelmildraff7580 Ya, something doesn't sound right listening to him talk.

    • @drexelmildraff7580
      @drexelmildraff7580 5 років тому

      @@Michael-qy1jz Get hold of Shillings 1998 Book "Deflation" (not one of the updated versions). Every page is a laugh riot of predictions that proved disastrously incorrect.

    • @Michael-qy1jz
      @Michael-qy1jz 5 років тому

      @@drexelmildraff7580 Figures. I was listening to him and it didn't make sense what he was saying.

  • @adamqumane9240
    @adamqumane9240 5 років тому

    Based on the comments, this is a reposted show. Thus, it is out of date.

  • @lucca101able
    @lucca101able 5 років тому

    22:40.. The Truth

  • @LewisSharpe-fc6iw
    @LewisSharpe-fc6iw 5 років тому +1

    Am I the only one that realizes that we've been in a recession since 2008

    • @whatsupbudbud
      @whatsupbudbud 5 років тому

      Yep.

    • @marsmotion
      @marsmotion 4 роки тому

      no, its been recession for real people but not the 15% wall st stock owners gamblers. the casino is doing well but the econ is dying!

  • @MetalBum
    @MetalBum 5 років тому +3

    Bitcoin. Gold. Cryptos. Silver.

    • @bunnynikkipeaches2442
      @bunnynikkipeaches2442 5 років тому

      Crypto = garbage but still maybe have a little BTC but un regulated no is touching it . Just look at the chart it mirrors stocks so no one is hedging into BTC and never will . Gold is the stand out .

    • @peterlukaszyk1719
      @peterlukaszyk1719 5 років тому

      Yep diversification. Only way now

    • @peterlukaszyk1719
      @peterlukaszyk1719 5 років тому

      @@bunnynikkipeaches2442 i agree, I am only investing in crypto to sell on bull run and buy gold

  • @MrAkurvaeletbe
    @MrAkurvaeletbe 4 роки тому

    You had a long and very career??

    • @ytyt3922
      @ytyt3922 4 роки тому

      MrAkurvaeletbe long and VARIED career

  • @youtubeblows8174
    @youtubeblows8174 5 років тому +1

    YADA YADA

  • @petergonzalez3209
    @petergonzalez3209 5 років тому +2

    Doublespeak...

  • @chickeninasal4381
    @chickeninasal4381 5 років тому +1

    He thinks bonds will stablize at 1%. 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @killercrypto
    @killercrypto 5 років тому

    The environment back at that time was polluted Just like today

  • @kn9ioutom
    @kn9ioutom 5 років тому +1

    SPOT GOLD TODAY IS $1500 AN OUNCE !

  • @frankmargel3305
    @frankmargel3305 4 роки тому

    Have a cup of coffee or a beer and listen to Gary. Fun! Thumbs up!

  • @Recycling_Bin_
    @Recycling_Bin_ 5 років тому

    videos and news like this hampers investor sentiment which leads to downturns. STOP THE FEAR-MONGERING

  • @greenlight2323
    @greenlight2323 4 роки тому

    The recession is in us.

  • @MrThe1234guy
    @MrThe1234guy 5 років тому +6

    This guy likes to toot his own horn much?

  • @Ced_GT
    @Ced_GT 5 років тому

    First

  • @timsteinkamp2245
    @timsteinkamp2245 5 років тому +1

    This is so disappointing. No talk of the bail out and the manipulation of the economy only he knows what the Fed will do. Who would of thought that we would make no interest on our savings for 10 years. You didn't ask about the 6 times increase in gas during the 70s. You didn't ask about the baby boomer effect. You didn't ask or comment how the society overheated for Y2K ensuring a slowdown in 2000. You didn't ask about increasing immigration since Americans quit having kids. I find this whole interview pie in the sky and frankly bullshit. He warned about the housing bubble but no one said the government would spend billions to save the day. Wall Street should have gone bankrupt and the gambling should have stopped and gone back to investing. These guys are parasites on the economy, face it.

  • @mns8732
    @mns8732 4 роки тому

    He's a smart,man. But as with,all economists he has zero humanity., therefore he's best kept on a shelf until,needed.

  • @jamesbaird1342
    @jamesbaird1342 4 роки тому

    "I,i,i,I, " total narcissist rant.

  • @titaniumsandwedge
    @titaniumsandwedge 4 роки тому

    Gary Schilling is not happy unless he is talking gloom and doom about the economy. It is now three months since he said the economy is in recession. Is anyone feeling the recession? Gary also said short the S&P. Since then, the S&P is up 10%. You would have lost money following this curmudgeon.

  • @prfacoory
    @prfacoory 5 років тому +1

    This man is very disappointing for someone of his so called experience. He seems to think that negative interest rates are normal! This has never been the case in the history of the world and no one seems to know what the end result will be apart from likely to be very bad! Can’t take him very seriously! Sorry!

    • @peterlukaszyk1719
      @peterlukaszyk1719 5 років тому

      Who keeps company with wolves will learn to howl ...

  • @jordanwelty6582
    @jordanwelty6582 5 років тому +12

    This is pure propaganda.

    • @bill4nier
      @bill4nier 5 років тому +2

      Why do you say this is pure propaganda?

    • @STB921
      @STB921 5 років тому +2

      Jordan Welty as opposed to the pablum we hear from the so called experts on the financial channels? Now those experts have an agenda and are looking out only for their own interests.

    • @MetalBum
      @MetalBum 5 років тому +1

      Jordan Welty in what way. Propaganda for what purpose and outcome.

    • @shiny_x3
      @shiny_x3 5 років тому +1

      Your comment is pure trolling. Looks like it worked, too.

    • @peterlukaszyk1719
      @peterlukaszyk1719 5 років тому

      Who keeps company with wolves will learn to howl ...

  • @jamesdohnalek2052
    @jamesdohnalek2052 5 років тому +4

    Tooo much history. Not interested.
    Interested in today economy.

    • @phyllo2694
      @phyllo2694 5 років тому +2

      James Dohnalek there is a chart (history) that shows every recession since the 1800's. He who does not know history is destined to repeat the same mistakes.

  • @whiskywillie
    @whiskywillie 4 роки тому

    That tie is hideous! Spend a couple of bucks on a personal wardrobe creation specialist, sir!

  • @acornsucks2111
    @acornsucks2111 4 роки тому

    FAke news.

  • @zebrailir
    @zebrailir 5 років тому

    Omg this black guy has such a bad voice for interviews