Saagar Enjeti

then you can actually start to make those decisions as a society.

Right, and look, Trump has already laid the ground for this.

Trump took stake in TikTok.

He took stake in Intel.

I supported all of those, actually.

Did he get Cisco, too, or something?

Yeah, one of them.

I mean, you know why I support it?

Like, with Intel.

I'm like, yeah, Intel is a vital manufacturing company.

A high-tech piece of the U.S.

economy, period.

Yes, the government should have a say in it.

I mean, how can you look at TSMC or any of these major Chinese conglomerates and not say that it's obviously the best way for it to work?

Same here with AI.

If we were to say that this is going to have a national and massive import on our quality of life, our way of life, our ability to work,

on our wealth, et cetera.

Not only should the government have stake and or ability to guide it from a shareholder perspective, but it's actually an old Republican value of like, fine, let's take a stake in it too from a value perspective and actually make something out of this, not just tax some of the actual dollars that it will create later on in the economy.

It's actually, I think it's a good idea.

At the very least, somebody's thinking about it as he has in the past.