Buck Sexton

And then on the space side of this, Clay, and I know some people are really into space overall.

We are absolutely in a rebirth and a renaissance of space exploration.

And it's real.

And here's why.

It's commercialized now.

And Elon deserves tremendous credit for this.

There are two companies that are driving this whole thing, and it's SpaceX and Blue Origin.

And what they are doing – I mean, Elon speaks about this in a way that I think is particularly visionary.

Blue Origin – and I was there yesterday.

I heard Bezos speak about this –

Blue Origin knows that it has to go a lot faster, knows that it has to get a lot more launches going.

They've been a little slow, and it feels a little bit more like private sector NASA to me.

You know, SpaceX is a whole other thing.

Blue Origin is like, we're going to build rockets so we don't have to buy them from Russia.

Hey, that's great.

And Jeff Bezos is one of the most incredible entrepreneurs and, you know, company minds or company managers in history.

Elon is like, we're going to build Death Stars and go to Mars like it's a whole other category.

And and now you're talking about the possibility of low Earth orbit data centers.

and this is particularly useful for AI, but we might start having, instead of building these massive data centers that have to require all this cooling, you don't need a lot of cooling in space, have all this stuff, we might be able to start building them in low Earth orbit.

The infrastructure for space...