Sep 23, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 12 segments
What actually happened at the Alamo, and how much of the story we learned in school was simplified? After visiting the Alamo with his family, Rebel decides it's time for another edition of HLS…
So I sent the video to you earlier and it was talking about how, pretty much how we're in an AI bubble right now.
And how, when that bubble pops, how many industries it's going to bring along with it.
And if that shit really does happen, we're going to be back to like that recession we had in 2008.
I mean...
One or the other.
I forget which one because he was talking about both of them.
So basically, it seems like NVIDIA is artificially trying to boost these companies.
Yeah.
Circular investing.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Keep going, my man.
I didn't mean to stop you.
That's all I had.
I've been hearing about that too.
I'm trying to figure out how or why it would stop.
Like which company is most vulnerable that would thus kind of have like the call on the debt due.
You know what I mean? Like for instance, the national debt, national debt is like, I think 4.7, wait, 41 trillion.
It was like 40 trillion.
And then they were like, Oh, the debt ceiling, we can't raise the debt ceiling.
But now that, you know, one side is in power.
And if the debts, you know, get defaulted on, it's all on them.
They're like, I mean, maybe we could raise the debt ceiling.
When before they were like, we absolutely cannot raise the debt ceiling.
So I sent the video to you earlier and it was talking about how, pretty much how we're in an AI bubble right now.
And how, when that bubble pops, how many industries it's going to bring along with it.
And if that shit really does happen, we're going to be back to like that recession we had in 2008.
I mean...
One or the other.
I forget which one because he was talking about both of them.
So basically, it seems like NVIDIA is artificially trying to boost these companies.
Yeah.
Circular investing.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Keep going, my man.
I didn't mean to stop you.
That's all I had.
I've been hearing about that too.
I'm trying to figure out how or why it would stop.
Like which company is most vulnerable that would thus kind of have like the call on the debt due.
You know what I mean? Like for instance, the national debt, national debt is like, I think 4.7, wait, 41 trillion.
It was like 40 trillion.
And then they were like, Oh, the debt ceiling, we can't raise the debt ceiling.
But now that, you know, one side is in power.
And if the debts, you know, get defaulted on, it's all on them.
They're like, I mean, maybe we could raise the debt ceiling.
When before they were like, we absolutely cannot raise the debt ceiling.
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