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“No matter what Elon Musk or anybody else says you simply cannot cut Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security defense spending or thing.”

“Obviously, the SEC and the Justice Department do not accuse a very prominent businessman. I mean, let's face it, he's no ordinary businessman, right? On such a public forum to bring a, you know, a criminal indictment, right? Without having consultations with t…”

“Hamas' military capacity, and therefore its capacity to pose any kind of a military threat to Israel from Gaza, other than random acts of terror, right, has, It has been done at a horrific cost, of course, at a horrific human cost. But Hamas is no longer a thr…”

“If you give me a sort of a, if I was a betting man, I'd bet that they will probably tilt towards Elon, right?”

“Trump's threats of tariffs are now going to force a supply chain. I mean, it's going to be a supply chain disruption that Could echo, ah, what we saw in 2020 because of the pandemic, right?”

“I don't think that they are, Trump is in the business of breaking up the big tech monopolies.”

“So are they going to escalate before and take out Iran's nuclear facilities? I don't think they can physically do that without help from the U.S.”

“They have now taken over or besieged another city called Homs, and next thing you know, They might be in Damascus.”

“The president is going to be impeached. And when the president is impeached, well, you can forget about economic reform. You can forget about South Korea being upgraded by MSCI from emerging market to developed markets.”

“I think Trump will bulldoze the big technology platforms in, into India, right? Because that's part of his thesis. I think Modi will allow him to do that, and I think that will create new ecosystems, especially in the world of AI.”

“If you look at Trump's agenda from a big picture point of view, there's no doubt, Sid, that it's inflationary.”

“Over the last decade, they have seen a 10 trillion dollar increase in the consumer net worth.”

“To a certain extent where America and India have one thing in common I feel is that this recovery has become a K-shaped recovery.”

“They want the deficit to be three percent, which I think is going to be impossible virtually in Trump's administration.”

“It leads me to my contention that maybe India finally has to make up Will finally have to distance itself from America's professed enemies. You know, that in a sense, in a world that is defined by Washington in binary terms, ah, you can no longer be all things…”

“India has reached this technological state where there is nothing very much that it is buying from Russia in terms of armaments that it cannot produce itself, right? Or should be producing itself.”

“Yeah, I don't think anybody wants to bring Ukraine into NATO anymore. That, that is not even on the cards. France and Germany will oppose it tooth and nail.”

“I don't think they can barely manage four to five percent this year.”

“The U.S. Is 1.8 trillion dollars on, let's say, a 27, 28 trillion dollar economy. The U.S. Is about 6.4%, and soon to rise to as much as two trillion dollars next year.”

“Even some of the expats over here, you see, oh my God, we cannot invest in five years in India because, and they miss out a lot on that, you know, with that thought process that the rupee is a constantly depreciating thing. Of course, a four percent, five perc…”

“40% of the prescription medicines prescribed in America are taken by Americans emanate from India, and in some categories for generic medicines, the figure is as high as 90%.”

“I actually bought Google. I was selling puts on Google all through the, all through its rise, and I still think it's got some way to go.”

“The world you know, the red barrel market, which means the physical oil market, tankers going from one country to another, from Saudi Arabia, Saudi Aramco to India, or Taiwan, or Japan, or Singapore, about a hundred and three million barrels a day. But, The am…”