Tim Stenovec

Is is are we going to be riding in robo taxis when we go to visit places apart from Austin anytime soon?

Oh, I thought you were going to say focusing on Chelsea versus Napoli.

It depends on where the planets are aligned, I think, is the answer to that.

You didn't even hear my planetary alignment joke.

OK.

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So something we've already touched upon, and this is this letter from 60 CEOs of Minnesota-based companies, more than 60, I should say, have called for an immediate de-escalation of tensions between state, local, and federal authorities as the state is reeling from another fatal shooting of an American by immigration agents.

The chief executive officers of companies, they include Target, Best Buy, Land O'Lakes, Cargill, General Mills, United Health Group,

as well as professional sports teams, including the Minnesota Vikings, among the signatories of the letter that was shared yesterday, Sunday, by the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce.

We're laying that out for those who are watching on streaming and TV.

Just to get to the crux of it, though, the open letter says, we are calling for an immediate de-escalation of tensions and for state, local, and federal officials to work together to find real solutions.

This is why Tom Homan is headed to Tennessee.

Minnesota.

Yeah, so delighted.

Let's get to it.

Dan, good to have you here.

Happy New Year.

We do love talking with you.

We feel like we get a great read on the US economy, the manufacturing world.

You've seen a lot in your career.