Jim Power

It's about basically holding investors' hands during difficult periods.

I'm just not sure AI can actually do that.

But anyway, that was the advice I gave him, subject to the caveat that we haven't a clue.

Absolutely.

It is extraordinary.

And in fairness, what the climate scientists have been predicting, you know, it is coming to pass more rapidly than they would have expected or anyone else would have expected.

But I did a CPD seminar in London last week and

I was talking to the organizer and she typically brings in, you know, every month or I think it's every month they do a podcast, CPT webinar, excuse me, for their members and people talking about AI.

I talk about the economy and markets and stuff.

But she was saying that when they have people in talking about climate change, that that's when they get the negative reaction from some of their members who are obviously climate change deniers.

It's still extraordinary that those people do not recognise what's happening.

And we have a lot of them in the Irish political system as well, unfortunately.

Okay, Chris, we cannot conclude without talking about what's happening on the Iranian war front.

New US airstrikes in Iran overnight, missile sites and boat laying mines have been targeted.

The United States describe it as an act of self-defense.

They say that the ceasefire is ongoing.

The IDF has intensified attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon.

So despite the talks that are apparently making a lot of progress, there's still a lot going on.

I saw a post from somebody, Frank Luntz.

Somebody sent me on social media overnight.