Anthony Scaramucci

And so let me give you the example.

I'm making $70,000 a year and I lose the job now.

And because of AI, I can only make 40.

We got to have a wage insurance pool.

If you're going to be using the AI, you have to pay into a pool so that when you fire the worker,

The worker can have supplemental income for a period of time until they can get retrained or find another job.

No one's talking about that.

You got to have portable benefits because you know what happens.

The person gets fired.

Our healthcare benefits, I would imagine, like me, my healthcare benefits are tied to Skybridge.

I'm sure yours are tied to MS now.

Yes.

And so we got to think about that.

And then like it or not, we have to come up with a robot tax.

No one's talking about it, but we would need a robot tax so that when you're replacing a worker with the software, you have something in there that helps equalize things.

Because if you don't have that, you're not going to be able to have a layer of cushioning for the economy.

It's going to be very, very destructive.

Well, because you have fossils, Stephanie, in these positions.

Correct.

Okay, you've got 100-year-old people that won't leave the government in these positions.