Ray Dalio

Okay.

that we will work together to overcome our differences, that we will be good with each other.

Okay, if you put those things there and then judge those things, and you sort of then say, how are we going to do that?

Okay, then you do to bipartisan structure or whatever, you know, bipartisan cabinet, blah, blah, blah, blah, all that other stuff, then you can come around to it.

But you have to

If you're in a, I will fight at all cost mode, nothing, the structure of the constitution is not gonna work.

It's like wishing for the tooth fairy or something.

I mean, it's like I'm not going to the root cause of why you don't have that leader.

Okay?

If you look at history...

This is one of the great challenges of a democracy.

And when it gets into everybody fighting for their own cause with populism, they, you know, and so, you know, Mussolini comes to power to make the trains run on time because it's badly managed and so on.

So somebody says, give me the dictator.

Give me the dictator, and then I will, and I want that dictator.

So that's what we're, okay, so how do you get that leader?

Okay, it increasingly, I'm just dealing with the mechanics.

So how do you get the leader?

And what do you do with the opposition?

Okay, it's almost like,

well, you have this fighting of the various types, and do you accept losing?