Jeremy Kauffman

I mean, they create like such outsized negative impacts.

And it's it's it.

So it affects property prices.

It affects our public transit.

It affects our school systems.

You know, it's it's everywhere.

And, you know, I see it as like one of the root problems that we're not.

addressing or not getting to, you know, is how we deal with this.

And it's something that makes everything more expensive, too.

And we're talking about, you know, affordability is obviously a big issue with younger people.

And part of the reason the nice areas are expensive is because this is a way of solving this problem.

But there are potentially much cheaper ways of solving this if we had the will to do it.

Well, again, I'm not going to be here and be like a wholesale defender of Trump.

So there's all kinds of specific things you can point out that he's done that I wouldn't like and wouldn't approve of.

And that was Rufo and Lomas, Jonathan Kieferman talking, and I am a fan of his.

He's doing – actually, his publisher, Passage Press, just put out a great book on the whole George Floyd case and what he's doing with his work is great.

But the –

from New Hampshire's perspective, right?

Like from the world that I wanna live in, I think Trump is a socialist, right?

From the perspective of what is possible in our political reality today,