Oswald Losch

But Reid, what are people in the tech industry feeling?

I mean, is there a sense that the midterms or the next Democrat president may kind of swing the arc of how these companies are treated in a way which could be very disturbing to their interests?

And what's the level of kind of excitement that the wheels are off versus fear that the good times may be coming to an end?

We've got a whole segment on data centers, so we don't want to scoop too much.

Just before we go to the break, though, there's been discussion of working groups between government officials and tech executives.

What's the difference between that and President Trump sitting flanked by all the tech executives kind of?

chiseling with Diet Coke.

Is there going to be anything meaningful that comes out of this?

Or is this like a bellwether for something more meaningful that may come in the future?

But unfortunately, I'm otherwise engaged at the White House.

But I'm sitting at the Oval Office right now.

All right, we're going to take a short break now.

When we come back, Taylor is going to tell us about a dark money campaign paying influencers to frame Chinese AI as a threat.

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