Brian Barrett

Wait, new information.

I want to take a moment too, not to get away from May Musk.

We can talk about May Musk all day long.

about a year ago when the Pentagon set up Musk for a war briefing about what would happen if the U.S.

went to war.

Do we remember this?

The Pentagon invited Musk over to check out what the war plans would be if we went to fight

China over Taiwan.

And that got scuttled apparently before he went.

This is a New York Times report.

But it is how far we've come and how not far.

I don't know.

If I'm China, I don't think I don't think I want to see Musk anywhere near this coalition.

And if I'm Musk, I'm feeling pretty great about the level of influence I now have again.

And then, you know, maybe I get a chance to look at those war plans again.

Maybe I can sweet talk Pete Hexeth.

Yeah, and it gets back to, are we actually going to see anything happen here?

I think it seems very unlikely that a board of trade or board of investment, I'd be happy to be wrong, I guess.

You know, Jensen Wang is making the trip.

It seems very unlikely that we're going to have any kind of cooling off period in terms of export controls or in terms of, you know, China is investing very deeply in building up their own chip infrastructure and going it alone.