Tim Miller

Apparently we didn't do that.

And then moving on to the economic impact, oil prices are up again this morning.

30-year treasuries are up to about 5%.

We're getting close to great recession territory in the bond markets.

This is not necessarily exactly related, but farm bankruptcies, there's a new report out this morning, doubled last year.

Certainly, that's going to be exacerbated by the increase in fertilizer prices that we're seeing now.

We had Meatball Ron DeSantis, governor of Florida.

I thought this was a notable signal.

He posted this yesterday.

Market seems to be pricing in further inflation.

Mortgage rates up in recent weeks.

And he shows a link to a picture with like stocks going down and bond prices going up.

You know, doesn't say Trump by name, not exactly a profile in courage, but pretty notable, I think, for DeSantis to be weighing in on the economic consequences of this.

Yeah, I don't know if he's quite savvy enough for that.

I don't know if he demonstrated a lot of savvy.

I think probably what he's eyeing is competence.

Can I run like... I think in his head, you think, Florida did great under me, and this was a disaster under Trump, and maybe I can run under that rubric.

But the fact that somebody like that, not a Tom Massey, not a libertarian, not somebody who's retired, not whatever, like an active Republican in good standing who...

ostensibly maybe cares about his political future.

And obviously he's term limited out as governor, but he could run for Senate, could run for president again.