Andrew Ross Sorkin

They can just go back to their yacht and they don't have to worry.

And I think there's truth to it in the sort of financial sense, right?

It's not that they have to – they're losing their home and are now out on the streets.

But it's almost like anti-armor because – like, you know, I don't know if you read Us Magazine occasionally, but there's the page This Is Us.

They're just like us.

Like emotionally, they're just like us.

I'll take the second part first.

He was a terrible orator.

I mean, ultimately, that's the truth.

He just was he didn't whatever you think the it factor is in politics.

He did not have it in that regard.

It's sort of surprising that he won the election at all.

I think his ability to stir the public the way some of the great presidential presidents who have been great orators have was just not a talent that was in his, you know,

in his talent drawer.

Like he just didn't, it was not something he had.

So I think his ability to, but the other sort of psychological piece of this, and you can even think about it in the most recent decade, even now, actually.

So, you know, we had a whole period of time in our country where there was remarkable inflation going on.

And President Biden used to tell everybody,

Like there isn't inflation.

It's fine.