Carol Massar

Well, and you know, just thinking about all you've just said, Dr. Posen, and then kind of squaring that with the recent government shutdown and the domestic issues that kind of came to the forefront, you know, the one in eight Americans who are on some kind of food assistance or food stamps.

you know, the amount of Americans that are just struggling to put food on their table, a roof over their head.

I want to bring it down then with so much focus on global issues.

And some would say when you're president, you have to look beyond the U.S.

borders as well as within the U.S.

borders.

But having said that, what is it that, you know, is maybe being ignored in your view domestically that's really got to be addressed?

I think we need to leave it there.

I got to say, sometimes I'm in awe of our guests, and I certainly am on this Tuesday.

Dr. Posen, thank you so much.

Really appreciate all we could.

Same here.

Thank you for joining us.

Dr. Adam Posen, president of the Peterson Institute for International Economics.

OK, so a brave new world.

Don't take legal advice from us.

No.

Choose whether or not you want to take it from a large language model.

Curious what Laura Chambers has to say about this and sort of everything that is this layer of technology that's kind of

underlying everything in our ecosystem right now.