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But I think, like, you know, that's such a good point, Kyle, because the thing that really stuck out to me is when they started doing, like, the Trump administration, when they did their trip to the Middle East, like, who did they bring with them?

You know, Sam Altman, Sri Ram, like...

You know, when they went to China recently.

Yeah, like our geopolitical politics, our defense strategy.

I mean, it's really hard to even think of an area where biotech, you know, like drugs at the FDA.

It's hard to think of an area that's volatile and important where they're not trying to have some influence.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, I think getting rid of the employee pushback, you know, like silencing, firing, marginalizing the employees who objected to it, even though there were always ties from the start of Silicon Valley to now.

But yeah, I think you're right, Taylor.

And right now they're also just like searching for growth everywhere.

I mean, Steve Bannon is like he has been on a on a very focused anti big tech, anti tech, you know, about A.I.,

And I haven't seen that really affect the Trump administration's decisions, but his ability to rile up the MAGA base, I think, is still there.

And, you know, we're seeing this now.

We're seeing it a little bit when they tried to do a moratorium on state laws or when they tried to penalize states for passing regulation against AI.

You have a lot of small government...

state legislators, that part of the Republican base really pushing back.

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