Kenneth

There are all these other mechanisms you can use.

They just require a little more process, a little more procedure.

And I think the Supreme Court actually very openly was saying, please use these instead.

They weren't saying, we're going to ban everything.

We just, you know, this door, maybe you shouldn't, this approach you shouldn't use.

Well, that's fine.

But in economic policy, like, you know, would you want to know if your tax rate on your company was going to be 50 percent or 10 percent two years from now?

You'd kind of like to know that if you're making an investment.

So the unpredictability for ordinary people, for small businesses is not great.

There are cases where, you know, they're different horses for different courses, I guess, as they say.

No, but that's that's that's a case of if you're in a crisis.

Russia was in a huge crisis.

I think we're in a crisis with what Trump's trying to combat against.

Well, we're in a much more slow-moving crisis than what Russia was doing.

And I don't... You know, I think there are crises in America.

There are things that are going really well.

And you don't want to throw out the baby with the bathwater.

I mean, that's the balance.

But let's be careful.

We're talking about the long-term balance of power.