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the Nobel peace prize.

And even though, you know, the Nobel committee has said she can't really give it to him in the sense of him winning it.

Um, it still is very symbolic and visual and gets a lot of press and, um, I'm sure made a huge impression on Trump.

And so excellent persuasion on her part, very smart.

And I don't know if it'll work, but, but it, you know, if, if anything would work, that would be the thing to try.

Yeah, and I would add the other frame that Scott put on Trump, which is that he does the biggest, he does, he very intentionally treats people who treat him well, very well.

And he treats his critics very poorly, right?

He makes the biggest gap possible between how he treats people who work with him and who say nice things about him compared to people who don't.

And so I think clearly she has put herself on the good side.

She's on the nice list, not on the naughty list.

And, you know, maybe Santa will give her a present.

I don't know.

I mean, I think she does have some work cut out to her from what I understood, because I think Trump had made some previous statements about how she's not really respected there.

And he didn't think she was necessarily a good fit.

So, yeah.

If she does end up being put in power by Trump, then, you know, it worked because that would have made a huge change.

And again, I don't know if anything would work because I'm sure Trump is well aware of what's going on.

And he's considering the whole picture of what's best for Venezuela, what's best for the United States, what's going to lead to stability.

um, what needs to happen right now versus what needs to happen long-term.

Cause I'm sure at some point they'll have another election and then I'm sure she can run.