Becca (Ive Had It Podcast co-host)

I think that this is a real window into how he does business.

Yeah.

Immediate gratification, damn the consequences.

And for him, it's not a big deal.

So what?

I mean, it's a little bit cheaper now.

He never thinks about making anything whole.

He doesn't understand that for the average working family, that owning a home and getting a 30-year mortgage and then maybe some months like, hey, we can chip a couple hundred in this month.

to get at the principle that it's kind of a big life goal, that it's kind of their asset.

And then they leave it to their children as it's matured.

He doesn't understand that because he only sees what's in front of him.

He only sees the shiny object.

And right now the banking industry was able to go in front of him and say, oh my God, you're so great.

Country's on fire, hottest thing ever.

It was dead last year.

You, Oval Office,

fab, love the presidential walk of fame.

FYI, got a fix for you.

You could be an even greater president, do 50-year mortgage, and it's going to make people's payments lower.

It's no big deal.