Eric Prince

I think that, look, everyone watching, we made a tremendous impact in this discussion and in this debate, and we need to keep fighting.

It kind of reminds me of the Churchill speech before Parliament where he talks about fighting on the beaches, fighting in the landing grounds and in the fields.

We shall never surrender.

And I think we are fighting for our future here with AI.

We have to get this right.

We have to win.

And so we're going to continue that fight.

We have to do it at the federal level.

We have to be involved in those policy discussions in Congress.

We have to continue to work with our state lawmakers and get governors and attorneys general to pass more laws in those states to defend the laws on the books and to basically tell the Department of Justice that if they sue the states, the states will fight them in court.

Look, I think President Trump wants to do the right thing here.

I think he's trying to get this right.

I just think that there have been some people in the White House like David Sachs and others who have been pushing this approach.

So I still think there's a lot of work to be done.

I don't think this is by any means over.

This is an executive order.

that has limitations.

The president cannot just overturn state laws.

There's talks about carve outs for kids safety.

I think we need to sort of, you know, hold the administration to that, and we need to continue to work to protect our citizens from advanced AI.