Cabot Phillips

But each month the data shows that's just not happening.

President Trump spoke at the Detroit Economic Club yesterday and it really drove home that point.

And I did ask Antony for his take on that aspect, and he elaborated on who exactly is footing the bill for these tariffs and how the Trump administration is working to make sure that it's not consumers.

Now, it's worth noting, all that good news on the economy doesn't really mean much if folks don't feel tangible relief for themselves.

The latest polling from Marist shows that 61% of Americans still feel the economy is, quote, not working well for them.

So Trump still faces an uphill battle to shift that perception and convince Americans that the economy is on the right track.

This is a sample can.

So this machine is specifically designed to measure the structure of whatever you put in that can.

And that can be anything you want.

I mean, it could be table salt.

But if you put a material in there and put it in the neutron beam, the data you get out of the instrument will tell you exactly with atomic resolution where all the atoms are inside.

So what they do is they take that data and then they shove it into a machine learning or AI and the AI looks at it and says, OK, now for the next day you need to do this because it's getting too strained in this place.

So it's steering the experiment as it goes.

So this is one of the big things.

And what's interesting, you can measure real engineering materials.

So that's a cylinder head assembly for a car.

That's an actual operating gas engine.

You can put that whole thing in the neutron beam and you can run the engine and you can synchronise the engine with the neutron beam pulse and you can look at what's happening in the combustion chamber.

What's the interest is to make materials stronger, lighter and cheaper.

With the AI, I imagine also you can model out a million different variables.