David Pivnick

And one of the, what looks to be continuing focal points will be healthcare fraud enforcement, which, you know, is something that, you know, I'll continue to work on and push back on on behalf of my clients where appropriate.

And one of the, what looks to be continuing focal points will be healthcare fraud enforcement, which, you know, is something that, you know, I'll continue to work on and push back on on behalf of my clients where appropriate.

And one of the, what looks to be continuing focal points will be healthcare fraud enforcement, which, you know, is something that, you know, I'll continue to work on and push back on on behalf of my clients where appropriate.

He's not going to win MVP. I think Jokic is going to win it again. He's going to come in second, I'm pretty sure, and then Giannis third, but it's Shea Gilgis-Alexander. I would think a doctor such as yourself, Dr. Becker, newly minted, would have known that, but it's Shea Gilgis-Alexander.

He's not going to win MVP. I think Jokic is going to win it again. He's going to come in second, I'm pretty sure, and then Giannis third, but it's Shea Gilgis-Alexander. I would think a doctor such as yourself, Dr. Becker, newly minted, would have known that, but it's Shea Gilgis-Alexander.

He's not going to win MVP. I think Jokic is going to win it again. He's going to come in second, I'm pretty sure, and then Giannis third, but it's Shea Gilgis-Alexander. I would think a doctor such as yourself, Dr. Becker, newly minted, would have known that, but it's Shea Gilgis-Alexander.

Thanks for having me, Scott.

Thanks for having me, Scott.

Thanks for having me, Scott.

Perfect. Thank you, Scott. I think it's an interesting question, and I'm going to answer the substance in a second. I think All aspects of that question are somewhere in the middle ground between the extremes you described. But I want to just note that I'm not sure how you possibly started that question with rat battles of history on YouTube, which feels very far afield from the rest of it.

Perfect. Thank you, Scott. I think it's an interesting question, and I'm going to answer the substance in a second. I think All aspects of that question are somewhere in the middle ground between the extremes you described. But I want to just note that I'm not sure how you possibly started that question with rat battles of history on YouTube, which feels very far afield from the rest of it.

But I think in terms of the market and what the Fed chairman and others are saying, I think the biggest takeaway for me is I'm in my low 40s and unfortunate that I have a

But I think in terms of the market and what the Fed chairman and others are saying, I think the biggest takeaway for me is I'm in my low 40s and unfortunate that I have a

fortunate and unfortunate, I guess, but I have a long runway to retirement such that I'm not actively monitoring and losing my mind over the market day to day, which I recognize is something I have the benefit of and others don't. But I think there are, you know, the market is going to be impacted and continue to be impacted by uncertainty. That's just part of what happens with the stock market.

fortunate and unfortunate, I guess, but I have a long runway to retirement such that I'm not actively monitoring and losing my mind over the market day to day, which I recognize is something I have the benefit of and others don't. But I think there are, you know, the market is going to be impacted and continue to be impacted by uncertainty. That's just part of what happens with the stock market.

And so as long as there is a level of uncertainty, whether it's relative to tariffs, rates, international relations, the potential for a looming recession. There's enough headwinds that I think it's going to be tough for the market to become fully stable right now. But I don't know that there's any sort of magic solution.

And so as long as there is a level of uncertainty, whether it's relative to tariffs, rates, international relations, the potential for a looming recession. There's enough headwinds that I think it's going to be tough for the market to become fully stable right now. But I don't know that there's any sort of magic solution.

I don't think it's a situation where just don't worry about it is the answer, nor do I think it's one where overall panic is the right answer either. But again, easier for me to say than for someone who's approaching retirement or currently retired and is looking at those funds in their retirement account more actively and concerned.

I don't think it's a situation where just don't worry about it is the answer, nor do I think it's one where overall panic is the right answer either. But again, easier for me to say than for someone who's approaching retirement or currently retired and is looking at those funds in their retirement account more actively and concerned.

And in terms of President Trump as a master negotiator versus something else, I mean, I think like with many things, he's just unpredictable. And I don't think there is a simple answer I think some of it might be grand strategy. I think some of it might be power plays and feeling out how it will work. And I think that lack of cohesion isn't helpful, but I think in some ways it's strategic as well.