So, you know, this all brings us to almost like the next question, which is public policy, right? And why is it important now? Could you also like kind of give us a bit of, you know, history on this? Like why are we where we are?

Sure.

Look, I think so public policy, maybe we should really think about it or label it as government policy.

But what we mean by this and what we want to explore today is the are the actions of the government as they pertain to financial markets and as they pertain to the financial, the economic and fiscal well-being of the nation and Americans.

And in doing so, I think we have to recognize one thing, that this government is unlike most other, I would say any other administration since World War II, in that the concentration of decision-making and the decision-making apparatus is entirely concentrated in the executive branch.

And it is not shared with the congressional branch.

Right.

And