Howard Lutnick

So then I feel better.

And then do you waive the DEI requirements?

Yeah, of course.

Okay, let's talk about Nvidia for a second.

You did a deal at the end of this year.

I don't think we've ever seen a deal like this.

And you can tell me if it's wrong.

But you control the export licenses.

And as you said, Chamath, we don't want our adversaries to get the most advanced silicon, which makes sense.

And then you struck an agreement with Jensen, where now, I think it's the H200s, which are not quite the most advanced chips, but maybe one generation before.

Right.

But in return, you got a 25% marketing fee.

What do you kind of rev share?

Tariff.

Tariff.

Just describe to us the construction of that deal and what it means for these kinds of deals in the future.

Do you think that the deals that we're seeing, so there's a 25% rev share on the H200s from NVIDIA, you were able to get, I think, 10% of Intel?

10%.

10% of Intel.

There's a lot of these deals where you could say, all these companies that are on the bleeding edge of America, America's national treasures, they need help that only you or the president, the infrastructure of America can provide.