Adam Sosnick

So they're the big losers because they're just going to be saddled with debt.

And what Trump is building with this IMEC corridor on that side of the world, on the eastern hemisphere, is this basically super mega trade highway.

Between India, the Middle East, that's why he wants to have the Abraham Accords and then ship everything off to Europe.

But this is built on trust and alliances where China's built on debt and basically taking down your enemy.

I think the bottom... Go ahead, Tom.

Not Ulysses S. Grant?

I think Rubio has been there longer and has his own set of codified beliefs.

And J.D.

Vance was a Trump hater just five, ten years ago.

So I think he's kind of getting involved in the Trump orbit.

I think Rubio has a little bit more credibility there.

Can I ask you a follow-up question to that?

You know, from a CEO perspective, whether it's a commander-in-chief perspective,

You know, there's foreign policy and domestic policy.

Look at what he's doing all around the world, combating China, whether it's the tariffs, you know, peace in the Middle East, doing what he's doing with Greenland.

Then you have this domestic policy where he has to stop everything he's doing, this whole agenda, to deal with an ice shooting.

or with transgenderism and all this nonsense that in my opinion China is like laughing at us being like Iran is killing 30,000 of their citizens on a weekend shut off the internet laughing at us because we're crying over two agitators that were killed rest in peace how does Trump basically try to complete this

restructuring of the global agenda while still basically trying to keep and quell the chaos that's happening domestically.

And everybody says he sort of jumps around and acts strange, like he's on drugs.

Smoking, yeah.