Ryan

Yeah.

I mean, Powell projects the opposite of the chaos of Trump.

I mean, even when he was going through that, like just that that's that's a prerecorded speech that we just played.

Right.

Poker face.

Yeah.

Very monotone.

Just the picture, the portrait of stability.

So the question is, what's the probability that.

Powell gets tossed out.

Obviously, this prosecution is in place.

Still on polymarket, the probability by the end of March is 4%, and the probability by May 14th is 8%.

This has not moved all that much.

So maybe the market has already priced this in.

Actually, David, the best take I read on some of the things happening with Trump, this Fed prosecution, also Venezuela, came from Noah Smith this week.

You know, economist Noah Smith, he's got a great self-stack.

Yeah, one of our favorites.

So his whole thing was Trump did both Venezuela and the Fed prosecution the push towards lower inflation for political reasons.

And a key political reason is he knows that affordability is what the American people want.

His lowest poll ratings are all around affordability and inflation.