Dean Jackson

I've committed to only serve two if I'm about to get elected, and only one if we can find somebody better than me, because I have no desire.

It's an expensive move for me.

As you know, I derive a lot of my income from...

selling and trading stocks.

It's another problem that we have most of our members of Congress now who are actually trading stocks in companies that they regulate.

So I've promised to be out of the stock market for a couple of years anyway.

So, but so yeah, but yeah, term limits would be huge.

Again, most members of Congress will say there are four term limits.

My, the person I'm opposing has been in 20 years.

She has not come out that she's kept term limits, but it's pretty obvious.

Yeah, no, their net worth accumulates.

But yeah, I think there's an ETF for Pelosi.

But in all fairness, when you, and I've looked at some of those ETFs, they typically don't outperform the market.

So, you know, even though they're able to gain this, you know, in some cases, insane information in that.

I'm not saying any of them are.

Yeah, it's typically been done where you go out and find the political leaders.

Maybe it's like the local, the sheriffs of the counties.

They tend to stay in office a while and they carry some esteem with the voters.

That's been usual model, you know, approaching other political leaders, maybe folks who have served before and are now out of office to gain their endorsement, right?

So that's the way that model's been done.