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Scott Bessent: The Fed is an "engine of inequality" that's too involved in the economy “I called the Fed 'the engine of inequality' and someone said to me, ‘Well, do you believe that the Fed is responsible for economic equality in the system?’” “And I said, ‘Absolutely not. That is not one of their mandates, but they shouldn't be exacerbating it.’” “(During COVID) markets became disorderly and the Fed did exactly what it should do.” “It came in, it stabilized the market.” “But for some reason, they decided that they needed to continue this QE right up until … February or March of 2023.” “And they were, in essence, financing this massive debt increase, $7T, that we saw during that period.” “So it's a long way of saying the central bank has become much more involved in the economy.” “I think a lot of people don't understand, we've gone from what used to be a fairly straightforward rate setting mechanism to now we have kind of this three-headed beast at the Fed, or this very complex calculus, that I don't think anyone really understands.”
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Scott Bessent: The Fed is an "engine of inequality" that's too involved in the economy “I called the Fed 'the engine of inequality' and someone said to me, ‘Well, do you believe that the Fed is responsible for economic equality in the system?’” “And I said, ‘Absolutely not. That is not one of their mandates, but they shouldn't be exacerbating it.’” “(During COVID) markets became disorderly and the Fed did exactly what it should do.” “It came in, it stabilized the market.” “But for some reason, they decided that they needed to continue this QE right up until … February or March of 2023.” “And they were, in essence, financing this massive debt increase, $7T, that we saw during that period.” “So it's a long way of saying the central bank has become much more involved in the economy.” “I think a lot of people don't understand, we've gone from what used to be a fairly straightforward rate setting mechanism to now we have kind of this three-headed beast at the Fed, or this very complex calculus, that I don't think anyone really understands.”

The All-In Podcast

107,962 views • 9 months ago

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on what the Fed did to its own balance sheet: "no one told the Fed that you're not supposed to buy high. They paid a high price for bonds at low interest rates. The Fed is losing about a hundred billion dollars a year now" this is him explaining why he calls the Fed the engine of inequality, the study that pins 60% of the great inflation on one thing, and what he says is coming for Main Street in 2026 "Bernanke was asked what's the purpose of QE. He told everyone go buy equities. Well, not everyone could buy equities" "there's a study from MIT that 42% of the great inflation was caused by the budget deficit. Another 17% by inflation expectations. That's almost 60% caused by the spending" "markets are biology. They're not math, they're not physics. This idea that we can have decimal point certainty is absurd" bookmark & watch the full conversation - then read the article below ↓
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on what the Fed did to its own balance sheet: "no one told the Fed that you're not supposed to buy high. They paid a high price for bonds at low interest rates. The Fed is losing about a hundred billion dollars a year now" this is him explaining why he calls the Fed the engine of inequality, the study that pins 60% of the great inflation on one thing, and what he says is coming for Main Street in 2026 "Bernanke was asked what's the purpose of QE. He told everyone go buy equities. Well, not everyone could buy equities" "there's a study from MIT that 42% of the great inflation was caused by the budget deficit. Another 17% by inflation expectations. That's almost 60% caused by the spending" "markets are biology. They're not math, they're not physics. This idea that we can have decimal point certainty is absurd" bookmark & watch the full conversation - then read the article below ↓

Сarm1ne

49,839 views • 1 month ago

KEVIN WARSH IS ANOTHER REASON BEHIND THIS MARKET CRASH. Yesterday’s sell off began when the probability of Kevin Warsh becoming the next Fed Chair surged sharply. , This reaction was due to Kevin Warsh’s policy record. Kevin Warsh is not a new name. He served on the Federal Reserve Board from 2006 to 2011 and played a role during the 2008 crisis. Since leaving the Fed, he has been one of the most vocal critics of how monetary policy was handled after that period. He has repeatedly argued that QE inflated asset prices, increased inequality, and mainly benefited financial markets rather than the real economy. He has described QE as a REVERSE ROBIN HOOD policy. He has also said the post 2020 inflation surge was a policy mistake, not an unavoidable outcome. That tells markets he is less tolerant of prolonged ultra easy policy. While Warsh now supports cutting interest rates, his framework is different from what markets are used to. He has opposed for rate cuts combined with balance sheet reduction, not open ended liquidity. This is a big issue. Markets are pricing the risk that rates may come down, but liquidity may not expand the way it has in previous cycles. That combination is not friendly for highly leveraged trades, stretched equity valuations, or liquidity driven rallies. In simple terms: • Trump wants lower rates • Warsh wants tighter balance sheet discipline • Markets fear rate cuts without QE The era of QE is no longer guaranteed. And markets are finally starting to price that reality.
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KEVIN WARSH IS ANOTHER REASON BEHIND THIS MARKET CRASH. Yesterday’s sell off began when the probability of Kevin Warsh becoming the next Fed Chair surged sharply. , This reaction was due to Kevin Warsh’s policy record. Kevin Warsh is not a new name. He served on the Federal Reserve Board from 2006 to 2011 and played a role during the 2008 crisis. Since leaving the Fed, he has been one of the most vocal critics of how monetary policy was handled after that period. He has repeatedly argued that QE inflated asset prices, increased inequality, and mainly benefited financial markets rather than the real economy. He has described QE as a REVERSE ROBIN HOOD policy. He has also said the post 2020 inflation surge was a policy mistake, not an unavoidable outcome. That tells markets he is less tolerant of prolonged ultra easy policy. While Warsh now supports cutting interest rates, his framework is different from what markets are used to. He has opposed for rate cuts combined with balance sheet reduction, not open ended liquidity. This is a big issue. Markets are pricing the risk that rates may come down, but liquidity may not expand the way it has in previous cycles. That combination is not friendly for highly leveraged trades, stretched equity valuations, or liquidity driven rallies. In simple terms: • Trump wants lower rates • Warsh wants tighter balance sheet discipline • Markets fear rate cuts without QE The era of QE is no longer guaranteed. And markets are finally starting to price that reality.

Bull Theory

424,118 views • 8 months ago

Scott Bessent helped George Soros make roughly $3.5 billion on the Abenomics trade from 2012 to 2015 - but says the real edge in macro investing is much simpler: “we study history, we observe the present, and try to imagine the future” this is him explaining why macro isn’t really about predicting every economic number. Bessent looks for regime changes, policy mistakes and situations where the market is pricing one outcome while the range of possible outcomes is much wider Bessent says he doesn’t even use a Bloomberg terminal and instead looks through around 270 charts every night - searching for anomalies, things that are changing, or something in the market that simply looks unsustainable full interview below
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Scott Bessent helped George Soros make roughly $3.5 billion on the Abenomics trade from 2012 to 2015 - but says the real edge in macro investing is much simpler: “we study history, we observe the present, and try to imagine the future” this is him explaining why macro isn’t really about predicting every economic number. Bessent looks for regime changes, policy mistakes and situations where the market is pricing one outcome while the range of possible outcomes is much wider Bessent says he doesn’t even use a Bloomberg terminal and instead looks through around 270 charts every night - searching for anomalies, things that are changing, or something in the market that simply looks unsustainable full interview below

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77,770 views • 28 days ago

BREAKING: The new Fed Chair just signaled a major shift. Kevin Warsh says QE is fueling inflation. The Fed's massive balance sheet is part of the problem. "The Fed should exit markets outside of crises." This is not Powell talking. This is a completely different philosophy. Powell printed. Warsh wants to stop. Powell expanded the balance sheet. Warsh wants to shrink it. $6,700,000,000,000 in Fed assets. Warsh just told you that number needs to come down. - Less liquidity. - Higher rates for longer. - Risk assets reprice. The market has been betting on easy money. The new Fed Chair just bet against it. Everything changes on today.
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969,912 views • 4 months ago

All-In Interview: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent! -- 2025 economic recap -- What to expect in 2026 -- Fixing the Fed -- Tariffs for national security leverage -- Solving affordability (0:00) Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent joins the show (0:55) Recapping 2025 and the state of the economy (3:13) Tariffs: Leverage, legal challenges, implementation (15:20) Affordability: inflation, BLS data, interest rates (23:00) The Fed: biggest mistakes, how we got a 15 year asset bubble, rate cycle, appetite for US debt, Fed Chair candidates (42:44) Focus on Main Street, taking equity stakes in American companies (50:40) Tax cuts, Trump accounts, economic legacy Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent
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1,010,292 views • 9 months ago

Scott Bessent spent money to attend a Hillary Clinton fundraiser before the 2016 election, walked out convinced she was going to lose - and later called it “the best research money I ever spent” this is him explaining how he approached politics the same way he approached macro investing. instead of following elite consensus, Bessent wanted to sit in the room, hear the argument himself and decide whether what insiders believed actually matched what was happening outside it Bessent says Trump’s 2016 victory became one of his biggest single trading game days - fitting a career he describes simply as making money by betting against elite consensus while still being willing to change his mind when the facts changed bookmark & watch the full breakdown below
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Scott Bessent spent money to attend a Hillary Clinton fundraiser before the 2016 election, walked out convinced she was going to lose - and later called it “the best research money I ever spent” this is him explaining how he approached politics the same way he approached macro investing. instead of following elite consensus, Bessent wanted to sit in the room, hear the argument himself and decide whether what insiders believed actually matched what was happening outside it Bessent says Trump’s 2016 victory became one of his biggest single trading game days - fitting a career he describes simply as making money by betting against elite consensus while still being willing to change his mind when the facts changed bookmark & watch the full breakdown below

ludoonchart

239,130 views • 20 days ago

"He's definitely qualified ... the challenge is, is he independent?" Mark Yusko on the claim that Bessent is the most qualified Fed chair "Everyone says Scott Bessent is the most qualified Fed chair we've had. No, and I like Scott, I've known him a long time. Rubin was more qualified, some people before that were more qualified, but he's definitely qualified" "The challenge is, is he independent? And I don't mean independent of Trump, I mean independent of his old boss and the people behind the scenes" "I'm going to say no"
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"He's definitely qualified ... the challenge is, is he independent?" Mark Yusko on the claim that Bessent is the most qualified Fed chair "Everyone says Scott Bessent is the most qualified Fed chair we've had. No, and I like Scott, I've known him a long time. Rubin was more qualified, some people before that were more qualified, but he's definitely qualified" "The challenge is, is he independent? And I don't mean independent of Trump, I mean independent of his old boss and the people behind the scenes" "I'm going to say no"

The Wolf Of All Streets

30,633 views • 1 month ago

Jim Bianco says the Fed should raise rates, and the market has been signaling it for two years "I'm going to take the other side of this conversation, that the Fed will raise rates, the Fed should raise rates. And the market has been signaling that for a long time." "September 18th 2024, almost two years ago, is when they first started cutting rates. The 10-year yield at that point was 3.60. Today it's 4.99, 4.98. It's up 130 basis points." "This is the first time in at least 60 years that we did a rate cut cycle and long term rates went up. This is the only time this has happened." "The reason this has happened is the market has been screaming that the Fed has had the wrong policy for two years. I think it's now a correction of that incorrect policy that we're going to start to see happen, starting on Wednesday."
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Jim Bianco says the Fed should raise rates, and the market has been signaling it for two years "I'm going to take the other side of this conversation, that the Fed will raise rates, the Fed should raise rates. And the market has been signaling that for a long time." "September 18th 2024, almost two years ago, is when they first started cutting rates. The 10-year yield at that point was 3.60. Today it's 4.99, 4.98. It's up 130 basis points." "This is the first time in at least 60 years that we did a rate cut cycle and long term rates went up. This is the only time this has happened." "The reason this has happened is the market has been screaming that the Fed has had the wrong policy for two years. I think it's now a correction of that incorrect policy that we're going to start to see happen, starting on Wednesday."

The Wolf Of All Streets

33,065 views • 14 days ago

Caitlin Long says the Fed's anti-crypto stance handed Treasury the power to dominate it "There's no question Treasury is taking a lot more power from the Fed. And one of the most interesting things that happened in the last few weeks was Treasury taking the power to recognize foreign stablecoins." "Typically that would be the Fed, because they manage the eurodollar market through central bank swap lines and the like. They basically get to say, operationally, who gets access to the Fed's balance sheet through swap lines for foreign central banks." "But what Treasury did was say: we get to say which foreign stablecoins can come onshore into the US. So Treasury just dominated the Fed, by saying we get to tell the Fed which foreign stablecoins they're going to have to accept through central banks." "That's just another data point that Treasury is dominating the Fed. But step back and think about it, the Fed's anti-crypto, anti-tokenization. So the Fed created that opportunity for Bessent to dominate the Fed, because of its own intransigence about tokenization technologies."
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Caitlin Long says the Fed's anti-crypto stance handed Treasury the power to dominate it "There's no question Treasury is taking a lot more power from the Fed. And one of the most interesting things that happened in the last few weeks was Treasury taking the power to recognize foreign stablecoins." "Typically that would be the Fed, because they manage the eurodollar market through central bank swap lines and the like. They basically get to say, operationally, who gets access to the Fed's balance sheet through swap lines for foreign central banks." "But what Treasury did was say: we get to say which foreign stablecoins can come onshore into the US. So Treasury just dominated the Fed, by saying we get to tell the Fed which foreign stablecoins they're going to have to accept through central banks." "That's just another data point that Treasury is dominating the Fed. But step back and think about it, the Fed's anti-crypto, anti-tokenization. So the Fed created that opportunity for Bessent to dominate the Fed, because of its own intransigence about tokenization technologies."

The Wolf Of All Streets

33,866 views • 13 days ago

Kevin Warsh on what he's going to the Federal Reserve's $6 trillion+ balance sheet. He's going to slash it. QE to QT. Bad news for trading sardine speculative assets like Bitcoin. QE has led to wealth inequality and the great inflation: "One of the consequences of this institutional drift [QE] is the inflation that we've witnessed over the course of the last five years .. 52% of our fellow Americans own no financial assets. .. They're living off their W-2 income and this surge in prices have destroyed them. It's the most regressive tax any government could ever come up with. Imagine if we had a central bank that had been deadly focused on that. I think we wouldn't have taken a divided country and made it more divided. When we have a big balance sheet, we're asking for the inflation that came." "My recommendation is a smaller balance sheet. Takes the Fed back to a more manageable size, more serious job." "I would say it is trillions larger than it needs to be."
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Kevin Warsh on what he's going to the Federal Reserve's $6 trillion+ balance sheet. He's going to slash it. QE to QT. Bad news for trading sardine speculative assets like Bitcoin. QE has led to wealth inequality and the great inflation: "One of the consequences of this institutional drift [QE] is the inflation that we've witnessed over the course of the last five years .. 52% of our fellow Americans own no financial assets. .. They're living off their W-2 income and this surge in prices have destroyed them. It's the most regressive tax any government could ever come up with. Imagine if we had a central bank that had been deadly focused on that. I think we wouldn't have taken a divided country and made it more divided. When we have a big balance sheet, we're asking for the inflation that came." "My recommendation is a smaller balance sheet. Takes the Fed back to a more manageable size, more serious job." "I would say it is trillions larger than it needs to be."

tae kim

147,326 views • 7 months ago

Stan Druckenmiller told Scott Bessent exactly what it would take to stop Washington from spending: "the clowns in Washington - unless they get a signal from the bond market, they're just going to keep spending" this is him explaining the arithmetic nobody runs on corporate America, why he went from 93% invested to flat over a single Trump tweet, and what he says the Fed has actually built over the last ten years "when the Trump tweet went out I went from 93% invested to net flat. not because I'm trying to make money - I just don't want to play in this environment" "corporate debt went from $6 trillion to $10 trillion. profits went from $1.7 to $2.2 trillion. and the interest cost on that extra $4 trillion only went up 23%. you'd think profits would explode with that formula. they went up 29% - over eight years" "we have all these zombies walking around. the most innovative period since the late 1800s, and you're hardly seeing bankruptcies - because there have been no market signals from the Fed" "if I were trying to create a deflationary bust, I would do exactly what the world central banks have been doing" bookmark & watch the full conversation - then read the article below ↓
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Stan Druckenmiller told Scott Bessent exactly what it would take to stop Washington from spending: "the clowns in Washington - unless they get a signal from the bond market, they're just going to keep spending" this is him explaining the arithmetic nobody runs on corporate America, why he went from 93% invested to flat over a single Trump tweet, and what he says the Fed has actually built over the last ten years "when the Trump tweet went out I went from 93% invested to net flat. not because I'm trying to make money - I just don't want to play in this environment" "corporate debt went from $6 trillion to $10 trillion. profits went from $1.7 to $2.2 trillion. and the interest cost on that extra $4 trillion only went up 23%. you'd think profits would explode with that formula. they went up 29% - over eight years" "we have all these zombies walking around. the most innovative period since the late 1800s, and you're hardly seeing bankruptcies - because there have been no market signals from the Fed" "if I were trying to create a deflationary bust, I would do exactly what the world central banks have been doing" bookmark & watch the full conversation - then read the article below ↓

Сarm1ne

294,400 views • 1 month ago

🚨 U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Just WARNED The Fed: Expand the FIMA facility NOW or watch the yen collapse and drag U.S. Treasuries down with it. Japan is bleeding. The U.S. already intervened once… and it failed. Bessent is telling the Fed: “Help prop up the yen with dollar loans or Japan starts dumping American debt.” Now Bessent is publicly pushing the Fed to expand its FIMA repo facility so Japan can borrow massive dollars against its Treasuries, instead of selling them. This isn’t cooperation. This is desperation. What’s really going on: Japan holds over a trillion in U.S. debt. Selling even part of it would spike yields and crush markets. So Bessent wants Fed liquidity to paper over the problem. Extremely risky long-term, terrifying consequences: • Erases Fed independence as the Treasury publicly pressures it to expand facilities for a foreign crisis. • Signals the world’s second-biggest U.S. debt holder is in deep trouble. Markets will test how far this goes. • Turns a temporary tool into a permanent backdoor bailout. The market will force ever-larger interventions. • Risks accelerating a loss of confidence in both the yen and the dollar. BoJ Banker Yuto had earlier warned about forced U.S. interventions and it did indeed happen. He also warned that BoJ has discussed the worst case scenario that considers collapse of creditors trust on U.S. dollars but Washington will never let that happen. The famous City of London banker Lord Belgrave had dropped this exact playbook at the start of the year, suggesting this crisis could very well be planned. He had also revealed that most of the financial crisis are engineered by central banks and IMF. These backstops rarely stop the crisis, they just make the eventual reckoning far bigger.
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🚨 U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Just WARNED The Fed: Expand the FIMA facility NOW or watch the yen collapse and drag U.S. Treasuries down with it. Japan is bleeding. The U.S. already intervened once… and it failed. Bessent is telling the Fed: “Help prop up the yen with dollar loans or Japan starts dumping American debt.” Now Bessent is publicly pushing the Fed to expand its FIMA repo facility so Japan can borrow massive dollars against its Treasuries, instead of selling them. This isn’t cooperation. This is desperation. What’s really going on: Japan holds over a trillion in U.S. debt. Selling even part of it would spike yields and crush markets. So Bessent wants Fed liquidity to paper over the problem. Extremely risky long-term, terrifying consequences: • Erases Fed independence as the Treasury publicly pressures it to expand facilities for a foreign crisis. • Signals the world’s second-biggest U.S. debt holder is in deep trouble. Markets will test how far this goes. • Turns a temporary tool into a permanent backdoor bailout. The market will force ever-larger interventions. • Risks accelerating a loss of confidence in both the yen and the dollar. BoJ Banker Yuto had earlier warned about forced U.S. interventions and it did indeed happen. He also warned that BoJ has discussed the worst case scenario that considers collapse of creditors trust on U.S. dollars but Washington will never let that happen. The famous City of London banker Lord Belgrave had dropped this exact playbook at the start of the year, suggesting this crisis could very well be planned. He had also revealed that most of the financial crisis are engineered by central banks and IMF. These backstops rarely stop the crisis, they just make the eventual reckoning far bigger.

Stern Drew

983,340 views • 1 month ago

This is pretty fascinating… Scott Bessent says George Soros crashed the U.S. Market on Election Night 2016, and lost BIG against Trump I missed this interview, but I’ve never heard Scott Bessent talk about George Soros before. Here he discusses working for him over two separate stints that totaled roughly 15 years. He said his job for him was purely on the investment side and never on the foundation side. Those were kept very separate. During the first stint, he says George Soros was actually very helpful in bringing down the Iron Curtain and contributing to the collapse of the Soviet Union. After Bessent left, he says that sometime in the early 2000s Soros became much more focused on domestic policy. On election night 2016, Bessent says the market CRASHED and it was one of the greatest buying opportunities of all time because of how pro-business Trump was. So he personally bet big on Trump. He later found out that George Soros was the one selling the market—he was crashing it—and lost several billion dollars doing it. What better man with such intimate financial knowledge of George Soros’ operations is there who knows exactly where to look to dismantle Antifa and other networks? Was this the plan all along?
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This is pretty fascinating… Scott Bessent says George Soros crashed the U.S. Market on Election Night 2016, and lost BIG against Trump I missed this interview, but I’ve never heard Scott Bessent talk about George Soros before. Here he discusses working for him over two separate stints that totaled roughly 15 years. He said his job for him was purely on the investment side and never on the foundation side. Those were kept very separate. During the first stint, he says George Soros was actually very helpful in bringing down the Iron Curtain and contributing to the collapse of the Soviet Union. After Bessent left, he says that sometime in the early 2000s Soros became much more focused on domestic policy. On election night 2016, Bessent says the market CRASHED and it was one of the greatest buying opportunities of all time because of how pro-business Trump was. So he personally bet big on Trump. He later found out that George Soros was the one selling the market—he was crashing it—and lost several billion dollars doing it. What better man with such intimate financial knowledge of George Soros’ operations is there who knows exactly where to look to dismantle Antifa and other networks? Was this the plan all along?

MJTruthUltra

113,307 views • 1 month ago

Out now- how Alf is seeing things in macro: - bullish stocks and bonds because the Fed put is back - yield curve to bull steepen as Fed cuts interest rates as inflation moderates - the abundance of long-term fixed-rate debt in the U.S. has shielded the American private sector from the ravages of higher rates - however, to say that high rates are actually stimulative is going too far. borrowers will have to refinance eventually - much of European economy has already felt the contractionary effects of higher rates. That is why the Swedish central bank has already begun to cut interest rates. expect more of this This interview is brought to you by VanEck, a global leader in asset management since 1955. I'm very proud to say that VanEck is Forward Guidance's exclusive sponsor - check them out! Recorded on May 8 Enjoy 🔥
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Out now- how Alf is seeing things in macro: - bullish stocks and bonds because the Fed put is back - yield curve to bull steepen as Fed cuts interest rates as inflation moderates - the abundance of long-term fixed-rate debt in the U.S. has shielded the American private sector from the ravages of higher rates - however, to say that high rates are actually stimulative is going too far. borrowers will have to refinance eventually - much of European economy has already felt the contractionary effects of higher rates. That is why the Swedish central bank has already begun to cut interest rates. expect more of this This interview is brought to you by VanEck, a global leader in asset management since 1955. I'm very proud to say that VanEck is Forward Guidance's exclusive sponsor - check them out! Recorded on May 8 Enjoy 🔥

Jack Farley

36,817 views • 2 years ago