Jessica Tarlov

There's a lot on, you know, investing in apprenticeships, on-the-job training, labor market data modernization.

Right.

But it all still at this point feels like a lot of words to me.

And I really want to hear what you have to say in terms of what would be smart AI policy at this point, because it feels like kind of standard politician talk.

Like we need to make sure that people have good paying jobs and that they're not cut out of the marketplace.

But we also need to be innovative.

Like, well, duh.

Like, what does that actually mean?

Also, states' rights.

They're always saying, well, it's a states' rights issue.

Well, we're going to have her on.

No, but I do a little.

You're my wallet.

No, I get it.

No, I'm here for you, Scott.

No, I think on the therapy front, I would just add to that, that also therapy is not supposed to be a forever relationship, right?

Like it's supposed to get you through something and then you're supposed to be better.

Yeah, of course.

Housing, having a good job, having a relationship that sustains you, those are all things that are going to make you feel better.

So, you know, we should be helping people with access to that therapy.