Is Bank of America Engaged in Money Laundering? - Ep 2926

Joining me from way across, uh, well, the continent in the separate country of Washington State, chief investment- yeah, chief investment officer at Bulwark Capital Management is Zach Abraham.

I was gonna say chief CEO, but no, that's, that's the wife.

[laughs]

That's the wife, baby.

That's the boss.

That's the boss.

Good to have you, man.

Thank you for coming back.

My pleasure, man.

Good to be here.

You guys pick some winners, man.

You guys, we'll get to, uh, your, uh, former dictator, Jay Inslee, Ken Jennings, the, the Jeopardy! champ, but, uh, I, uh, this whole thing about the, the rich people leaving your state, that's overblown just because the oldest sing- the oldest Washington State-owned bank, um, o- o- o- oldest bank in Washington State history, Columbia Bank, is moving their [laughs] executive offices after this unconstitutional income tax.

Have, has, uh, uh, do they yet know, uh, the left, do they yet recognize, not, not the, not the decent Democrats, but do any of them recognize that they're going to see a slaughter in terms of revenue from this?

I, I d- I don't know, but I ...

It's always so hard, man.

I see some ...

First of all, getting a handle on this whole scenario is really hard-

Yeah

... because if you look at the polling numbers that are getting pushed by the left, it looks hopeless.

If you look at our internal pollings that we've done at Let's Go Washington, I think it looks really, I think it looks very promising.

Um, so it's really hard to know.

What I will say, though, is that the perception in the field that I get based on comments that I'm hearing from other people, um, that are watching these debates, it, it does feel like people are waking up to the reality of what's going on.

It does feel w- and seem like people are waking up.

The, the, um, there have been some massive missteps on the PR side of things for their campaign, [clears throat] which is m- uh, one of their politicians out, a, a last name w- w- a last lady, uh, lady with the last name of Ryu, Kim Ryu or something like that, she did an interview where she said that, you know, sh- they believe that 250,000 is the appropriate level for the income.

[laughs]

Joining me from way across, uh, well, the continent in the separate country of Washington State, chief investment- yeah, chief investment officer at Bulwark Capital Management is Zach Abraham.

I was gonna say chief CEO, but no, that's, that's the wife.

[laughs]

That's the wife, baby.

That's the boss.

That's the boss.

Good to have you, man.

Thank you for coming back.

My pleasure, man.

Good to be here.

You guys pick some winners, man.

You guys, we'll get to, uh, your, uh, former dictator, Jay Inslee, Ken Jennings, the, the Jeopardy! champ, but, uh, I, uh, this whole thing about the, the rich people leaving your state, that's overblown just because the oldest sing- the oldest Washington State-owned bank, um, o- o- o- oldest bank in Washington State history, Columbia Bank, is moving their [laughs] executive offices after this unconstitutional income tax.

Have, has, uh, uh, do they yet know, uh, the left, do they yet recognize, not, not the, not the decent Democrats, but do any of them recognize that they're going to see a slaughter in terms of revenue from this?

I, I d- I don't know, but I ...

It's always so hard, man.

I see some ...

First of all, getting a handle on this whole scenario is really hard-

Yeah

... because if you look at the polling numbers that are getting pushed by the left, it looks hopeless.

If you look at our internal pollings that we've done at Let's Go Washington, I think it looks really, I think it looks very promising.

Um, so it's really hard to know.

What I will say, though, is that the perception in the field that I get based on comments that I'm hearing from other people, um, that are watching these debates, it, it does feel like people are waking up to the reality of what's going on.

It does feel w- and seem like people are waking up.

The, the, um, there have been some massive missteps on the PR side of things for their campaign, [clears throat] which is m- uh, one of their politicians out, a, a last name w- w- a last lady, uh, lady with the last name of Ryu, Kim Ryu or something like that, she did an interview where she said that, you know, sh- they believe that 250,000 is the appropriate level for the income.

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