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Senator, do you feel like internationally there's the same skepticism?

You're in Europe.

It's known for regulating.

There are experts in it, and it seems like a growing number of people feel like that is hampering some of the progress.

I mean, is there the same kind of enthusiasm?

What's the mood like around some of the AI story that's causing a lot of volatility, certainly, here in the United States?

In the meantime, people are concerned about this labor market transition and the pain that could come alongside it.

It's one reason why there's been so much focus on the Federal Reserve.

It's one reason why people are saying it might behoove the Fed to cut rates more aggressively in order to ease the pain for a number of individuals that otherwise might be losing their job.

I mean, how much are you feeling satisfied in the process that you could get a hearing for the nominee, Kevin Warsh, in the not-so-distant future?

Do you think that that's feasible?

Congressman, there's a tradeoff here, and I think a lot of people would be sympathetic with the idea of trying to get certain trade partners to change behaviors and thinking particularly of China.

On the other hand, there's a real affordability crisis, and this is a real issue for a whole host of representatives who are coming up for election later this year.

I just wonder how much influence you think that Republicans on the Hill have over President Trump's negotiations around tariffs to potentially either abstain from putting additional ones on or rolling some of the existing ones back.

I personally would like to boost consumption by taking a flight to a number of places in the next week, and I'm just wondering if TSA is going to be in operation.

Is the government going to shut down tomorrow night, Congressman?