Cara Swisher

By the way, Greenland isn't green and Iceland isn't ice.

I would like to point that out.

Anytime.

Anytime.

But to me, the best economic thing to do from a business point of view is to help Ukraine because that is a country, if it was renovated, they have high technical expertise.

We would, speaking of U.S.

benefiting economically, that's our best economic bet.

We won't do, which is shove the Russians out and create a very vibrant, technologically forward country.

We would make a lot of bank there versus a Greenland or a Venezuela or anywhere else.

To me, if that's your criteria is what's the best deal, to me, Ukraine is the best deal.

If you're just going to be that venal about economics.

You see Greene talking.

There are people, there are people, Greene has been talking about it massively.

Oh, gee.

Bill, last question here.

Is there any economic goodness to this?

First of all... What I mean is if a client came to you and said, I want to buy Greenland, what would be the thing as an investment banker you would do?

I don't think you ever spoke to a client like that.

Well, technically grift, but graft, too.

All right.