Dennis Quaid

And that's what Reagan said to Gorbachev in Vienna, which got the conversation going.

There's a real concern about that.

Where do those attacks really come from sometimes?

Are you even concerned about that?

Is it Korea?

Is it China or whatever?

Because you can mask –

All that.

But, yeah, AI is – it does scare me.

But then, you know, it's called progress, and there is no going back from progress.

We just got to keep up.

We really got to keep up now.

How do you keep up with that, though?

Everything happened so much faster that it – they had a little – they had kind of a running start with nuclear –

nuclear bombs, you know, and that because it took a while to develop over time.

And now things come along so quickly.

And, you know, the more we know, the more we can know.

And it's a scary world.

I think, you know, Reagan was a great president and I think it gets perceived and compared to Trump because there are comparisons to Trump and the things that you get down to policy.

There's a really good comparison to Trump, and maybe they see this as influencing an election by that comparison or whatever.