Justin Williams

Yeah, but it is, listen, just trying to find guys that, that, that fit in the role and want the role and,

I mean, I think things are going to get a little bit out of whack here in the next couple of years.

But, you know, we'll have to adjust the way we do.

And, you know, everything is everything feels great when you win a championship.

So, you know, five more wins to go and the boys are doing a great job.

That's Tulskie John for sure.

I stay away from those things for now.

Hey, you know it.

With my earpieces and just putting her on the driving range.

Those guys with the earpieces.

Yeah, I like that, Eric.

All right, cool.

I'm sure you guys will be in Raleigh soon.

Let's get together if you are.

All right, buddy.

Yeah.

So on one side, the most hawkish side, you have folks like Peter Navarro and Howard Lutnick, the Commerce Secretary, who really believe that tariffs can propel manufacturing back to the United States and help sort of settle historic trade deficits between the two countries.

So on one side, the most hawkish side, you have folks like Peter Navarro and Howard Lutnick, the Commerce Secretary, who really believe that tariffs can propel manufacturing back to the United States and help sort of settle historic trade deficits between the two countries.

So on one side, the most hawkish side, you have folks like Peter Navarro and Howard Lutnick, the Commerce Secretary, who really believe that tariffs can propel manufacturing back to the United States and help sort of settle historic trade deficits between the two countries.

And then you've got Elon Musk over the side, and he's, while a close advisor of the president, also somebody who is a businessman and whose sort of immense wealth is tied up in the stock market.