Andrew Heaton

I mean, like you just made a case that people will buy American even if it costs more, that you're able to compete within that market despite having cheaper boards.

That's great.

Would you not agree?

Maybe, but by that same token, if an American wants to visit Cuba, I'm fine with it.

If an American wants to buy stuff from Cuba, I'm fine with it.

Yeah, there could be some circumstances, right?

If we were at war, if there were specific elements that, like, I wouldn't allow somebody to buy, like, rape drugs or something like that.

No, no, no, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.

For the same reason that a governor or a member of the executive branch couldn't sell American secrets to the CCB despite the fact that they're an individual.

see my how would you decide if there were four trade protectionism only when you think so now if if there were private individual that came up with some kind of i p and they wanted to sell it that would be fine like if if if uh... uh... i don't know elon musk wanted to sell something to china we could run it through syphius like there there are ways to go through in terms of looking at national security but if an individual within a corporation within a a private part of the sphere wanted to do trade relations with each the communist green

I think we both think we're correct.

If you want to put restrictions in place on what the government can do with other governments or even other corporations, I'm fine with that.

I'm all in favor of that.

Tim, in all honesty, in all complete sincerity, do you think that is what I'm saying?

Yes.

You think that I'm saying that there's no appreciable difference between saying you can't have a tariff versus you can sell nuclear secrets to the CCB?

I don't think I have to be an anarchist to not have any kind of government regulation.

I'm in favor of some government.

If they're selling nuclear secrets, sure.

Drugs?