Buck Sexton

Right.

I think he needs to be considered a substantial favorite to be the nominee in 2028.

I think that, in my opinion, the economy is going to be in a really good place with the decision.

has made as we move into 28.

But I don't think a lot of people are going to hand it to him because if he wins, that's four more years, right?

He would be the nominee in 32 as well, right?

So if you're out there and you are thinking you have presidential ambitions,

and you're in your 50s or you're in your 60s, that window can close on you in a hurry, particularly if he ran with Marco Rubio as his VP and there was an expected opportunity as that continued for Marco Rubio to ascend to the top of the ticket at some point.

I think Ted Cruz will run 100 percent against J.D.

Vance.

You're already seeing it.

I think Josh Hawley will run against against J.D.

Vance.

I think you're already seeing angling that is going on there.

And look, there will be several other people in the Republican Party ecosystem that will line up against J.D.

Now, J.D.

will have all the money.

He'll have all the organizational support.

So I think he has to be the presumptive favorite.

But we've certainly seen a lot of presumptive favorites that when they needed to hit the ground running, they didn't hit it in the same way.