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that he's strong, he takes a strong position and that he obliterates them with the tariff, which goes to the point that the United States Supreme Court was supposed to come out with the opinion on the tariffs.

I don't know if you recall, but they it's been litigated into going up to the Supreme Court where they needed to decide whether Trump

is constitutionally allowed to set these tariffs or whether he needs congressional, uh, you know, approval.

And basically the U S Supreme court, not sure exactly why yesterday did not release that opinion, meaning that they didn't possibly, they didn't either.

They're not having a full decision yet realized, or they didn't want to be political.

In them releasing the opinion.

Um, they made that move yesterday.

I'm not sure what that says.

They will eventually come out with the decision, which will in fact, either confirm Trump's power or not.

So that's one of the things that happened.

Um, Trump went on, uh, to talk about the credit card issue in America, in the Davos speech, he talked about passing an executive order.

of having credit cards only charge 10%.

Part of this is the idea that people, the general public, they need the middle class, the lower class, everybody and everything needs money in order to buy property, in order to buy a house.

And he was talking about the idea that most credit card companies will charge 28%

or more to their customers.

But by passing this executive order, he's asking the credit card companies to only charge 10% now one year for one year for one year.

Now, legally, I can't go into it.

But I'm sure there's going to be lawsuits to not, you know, to not enforce this executive order.

And I don't know your thoughts on that.

So he, I don't know what, uh, if he talked about other points, the credit card point was excellent.