Natalie Winters

I think that's sort of the other side of the coin of what all of this is.

It's sort of a slow roll.

take on that, where it's like, we exist, right?

The idea of making us maximally productive, that's sort of the scolding the American worker in favor of some, you know, H-1B scam Indian or Chinese person that's going to come over here, is it's like, well, actually, I don't exist, or said worker doesn't exist just to boost the profit margins of some evil multinational global corporation that when push comes to shove, like, I don't know, January 6th,

They're going to stop funding and they're going to blacklist all the politicians who are fighting for the very voice of the employees that they're essentially subjugating.

So there's so many layers to this.

And, you know, I'm in D.C.

a ton.

I know I don't go to the White House as much anymore, but I still talk to people in that sort of tech space.

And, you know, it is so fake.

That would be the message.

And I know that that's nothing new.

We've been sort of banging that drum.

But

They, I think, Steve, one of the most profound things that you have said, and there's a lot of that, but as of recent, is that everybody wants a piece of this audience.

Everybody wants a piece of the MAGA movement.

And these tech people, they're smart.

I'll give them that.

And they understand the power that this audience has, right?

It's the reason why they want to meet and talk with me, not because of me, but because of this audience.