Keith Rabois

You're going to get

a lot of checking and double checking.

And you're going to ultimately just get a lot of regulations because they're trying to do what they think is the right job.

So since 1993, what have we seen?

Regulations have gotten out of control.

It's like 100,000 new rules per some number of months.

It's just crazy.

So eventually we all succumb.

to an infinite number of rules that we all end up violating and not even know it.

So if the CEO of the United States, President Trump, isn't allowed to fire people, then all of that stuff just compounds.

So I think that this is a really important thing that just happened.

It allows us to now level set how big should the government be, but more importantly, the number of people

in the government are also the ones that then direct downstream spend, that make net new rules.

And if you can slow the growth of that down, you're actually doing a lot in many ways

I wish Elon had come in and created Doge now.

Like, could you imagine if Doge was created the day after this Supreme Court ruling?

It would have been a totally different outcome, I think, because with that Supreme Court ruling in hand, these guys probably would have been like a hot knife through butter.

Travis, so I think it's a big deal.

Well, the EO did.

I don't really have much to say on the FICO story.