Kyla Scanlon

I think it's going to take a long time.

I'm not sure if it'll actually shake out.

And, you know, the polling that like the New York Times Sienna poll came out this morning on Thursday, January 22nd.

And his polling data is really people are turning against him in big numbers.

And we have the midterms at the end of this year, 2026, that could really redefine some of the power lines and structures.

So I think there's still going to be stuff that happens.

It's not going to be as reality TV-esque forever.

I just don't know if the rest of the world will be able to stomach that, much less the pocket.

of the American consumer is being hammered by tariffs and by these problems of affordability.

But yeah, I don't think anyone can predict when it'll end.

I think it's pretty real.

You know, Europe owns 40% of all US treasuries.

So if they decide to, you know, back out of the situation with the United States, go invest somewhere else.

I think, again, the question is like, well, where do you go park all of that money?

How do you do that?

How do you unwind something that is so, you know, trillions and trillions of dollars?

So I think that's kind of the main concern, but I do believe them.

When they threaten it, I think they kind of have to, especially when another country is threatening you with invasion.

You know, you do financial sanctions on them usually.

And you say, we're not going to do business with you.