Joe Lavarnier

But related to the president's re-industrialization manufacturing policy and tariffs,

The trade deficit shrunk to its lowest level in the last month's reading since 2009, as imports plunged and exports went up.

So you've got the private sector, that means business investment, household consumer spending, in addition to exports and a rejuvenation and revitalization of manufacturing.

that is driving growth faster.

And as we look to 2026, Steve, when the secretary talks about a boom and the president talks about a golden era, we're seeing it in these data figures, which are undisputably positive.

And the next piece that will come will be good, high paying jobs.

That will be central to really restoring the economy from the sugar high, unsustainable government spending blowout that we've had over the previous administration.

Yeah, sure.

I was just going to say, you know, you made an energy.

You know, people did not believe that gasoline prices could fall well under $3 a gallon.

They're around $2.75, $2.80.

That's a huge tax cut for businesses and consumers.

And the president's initiatives on the utility side should also help.

So it's all good news.

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Thank you.