Owen Gregorian

Okay.

To be honest, I lived in a country before here.

I was born in El Salvador and I have to say when you restrict ownership on corporations, there's many other things that can lead to

to this idea that the government controls how the economy works.

And I'm against it.

I understand the plight of everybody that's going through it.

I mean, I'm poor, so I would know.

I mean, I'm middle class, poor, whatever.

But it's still, I understand the issue and why Trump is wanting to do it, but I don't think this is the way.

I think that corporations are owned by other people that risk their lives.

their time, their effort.

Um, and they are basically just trying to do it in regards to slum owners.

Um, as you said, Bob, there is loss against it.

So if there, if that comes up, this renters can sue the slum owners and it can be, there's other ways of, of approaching it.

And that's my take.

How many renters do it now?

There is many legal aides that do it.

You can take them to court in small claims.

Wasn't there a story that somebody pointed out right now that Scott would say, don't trust data, don't trust the data.

The other thing is that there was immigration, people being deported.