Travis Kalanick

Anyway, I'm going to stop there.

What's the gray?

I'm going to let you.

Okay, got it.

That was a different sense during that time period and how popular parties were.

Let's stop here.

This is a good place to stop.

Okay.

So the counter to that and what people believe he's going to try to do is win a couple of seats in the House, Travis, win maybe one or two Senate seats.

If you were to do that, those things are pretty affordable to back a couple of million dollars for a House race, Senate, maybe 25 million.

If Elon puts, I don't know, 250 million to work every two years, which he

I mean, put 280 million to work on the last one, he could kind of create the Joe Manchin moment.

And he could build a caucus, a platform, Grover Norquist kind of pledge along these lines.

So what do you think of that?

If he's not going to create a viable third party presidential candidate, could he Travis, pick off a couple of Senate seats, pick up a couple of congressional seats?

Okay.

And I was right about everything.

I'm in love with this role for Elon more than picking a party because he's picking a very specific platform that I think resonates with folks, which is just balance the budget.

Don't put us in so much debt and let's have some sustainable energy, you know, job done.

Great job.