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Thom Brueckner: The Heroic Efforts by Members of the US Military
Thom Brueckner: The Heroic Efforts by Members of the US Military

We catch up with Thom Brueckner after the Christmas Holiday.

Thom is one of the nation’s leading financial experts, an educator, and a radio host (Retirement Intelligence). Thom provides an update on the markets now that the essential data has been compiled.

Thom also provides important insight into the capture of narcoterrorist Nicolás Maduro. Thom provides clarity on the monumental effort by the US Military to successfully penetrate a well-fortified military installation to enforce a warrant issued by a judge after a legitimate grand jury indictment.

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