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Morning Zoe. Got donuts.
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Mark is a Mochi member compensated for his story?
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Donald Trump just got a rude awakening on Thursday morning as his $40 billion bailout in Argentina has already failed. The Argentine peso continues to collapse. So he literally just took 40 billion of your taxpayer dollars and shredded it. It didn't even help prop up Argentina's dictator Javier Milei, which Donald Trump was trying to do. Yes, the American intervention to prop up the Argentine peso has failed. States intervening. The peso just lost 10% of its value in the first two weeks of October, pushing the overnight interest rate to 157%. Also, while JD Vance was in the Middle east, we also saw that Israel's Knesset, or a portion of it, approved a plan to potentially annex the West Bank. There are four separate votes that need to take place and we see that ceasefire, which has already seen over 50 deaths of Palestinians since the ceasefire was announced, continuing to fall apart was never a peace deal and there was never an agreement to a two state solution. I've been calling out it over and over again. Also, we're seeing additional data that total Federal spending is up 7% in 2025 over 2024 year to date through October 20th. We're just data. And Aaron Sojourner writes. So the story that somehow the Fed, the federal government is tightening its belt, it's contradicted by its own real time expenditure data. So what we're seeing right here is a significant increase in federal government expenditures. And remember when Doge said, oh, we're going to cut back on federal government expenditures? It's the opposite. As Donald Trump is spending his money pilfering on vandalism, on engaging in a number of horrific acts, see the ICE budget skyrocketing, things are getting worse, not better when it even comes to federal spending. You take a look right here as well, new report that we're seeing, Carl Quintanilla reports. So the share of the country right now in expansion mode over the past six weeks is at 18%. That's the lowest share we've seen since May of 2020, right when Covid was really starting to accelerate and we started to see the increase in deaths and we were basically shut down. So I just want you to think about that. Here we are, October 2025 and the percentage that we see of the country in expansion mode looks like May of 2020 also when Trump was in office. The reality is at least quantitatively, and we care about quantitatively here on the Midas Touch network. I don't try to spin you and say, oh, look at how great this is. Let's look at the data is always what I say. The economy as of right now is in a mild recession, which could be getting worse. The equity markets don't reflect that. The stock markets don't see doesn't see that. But you absolutely see that in the bond market right now. Some other data points we're seeing this morning, Colorado's insurance commissioner is warning there that the health insurance premiums could rise 160% next year on average, with the hardest hit households facing a $22,000 increase in their annual cost. Just think about that in Colorado, $22,000 increases in annual cost. Who can afford an additional 20, $22,000. Who can afford an additional $2,000? Who can afford an additional $1,000 right now? $22,000. And by the way, that's not unique to Colorado. That's in every state right now. I mean, I saw Pennsylvania, their health insurance premiums on average will rise 103%. I mean, you even had Marjorie Taylor Greene going on Tucker Carlson and saying the following. Play this clip.
