David Brancaccio

It's also innovation, guardrails for AI.

So I'm going to be on that beat, and I think it's going to be a fun one.

Yeah, because the reward system is all messed up, even at the corporate level.

So the other day, Kai's on the radio talking about the administration has this intention of –

allowing publicly held corporations to only report twice a year with their results, right?

Instead of four times a year.

And you could have a knee-jerk reaction to that going, oh, what a sop to corporate America.

You know, it's deregulation.

I think that done right, they're the seeds of something interesting built into that.

Seriously?

Yeah, I do.

I do.

Because... Defend yourself, sir.

I'm all for transparency, and God knows what they would do if they only had to report every six months.

That's kind of the point.

However, we also get on them, the captains of industry, for managing for that every nine days.

Katie bar the door.

You and I have fun together.

There'll be a company like NVIDIA that the expectations have been sent astronomically through the roof, and they deliver even more than that, and then the stock goes down hard for a day.

Right?