That

doesn't surprise me.

Back in, I've been hunting and fishing my whole life, but how did I experience the last 15 years of my life, which has been different than the other, whatever, 37 years.

I got the opportunity to rebuild the Walton Five and Dime, the original Walmart store.

I've done it twice now, but the first time was back in 2010, and I went to a pre-construction meeting And there was a short chubby guy there and he was gonna be my customer.

And so we went through all of the construction protocol and about 1130, the meeting got over and he asked what I was gonna do for lunch.

And I told him I was gonna go to the burger joint right on the square in downtown Bentonville.

Now, that's

What's the conversation you're most looking forward to having?

I won't be moderating.

I'll be on the panel.

It is a small correction.

But yes, what do I hope to see? Look, you don't often get that group together to have a serious conversation, so I hope that we get to have a serious conversation.

And most interesting to me is probably speed and pace here in the Netherlands.

So we have this really interesting microcosm of how the technology and the regulatory come together, but the pace of innovation and the opportunity to push that forward, I hope that's a conversation we get into.

What's the one problem in financial fraud that the whole market keeps avoiding and actually needs to take into account in the next few years?

Do your constituents agree? Are you hearing from them about gas prices? Are they worried that it's gonna last a lot longer than the president i- is suggesting?

Well, well, they're concerned except they know something, uh, that, uh, with the influence America now has in Venezuela with their oil, uh, delivery, uh, now ultimately there will be, uh, American influence on the Iranian distribution and ultimately, uh, with America now, uh, producing, uh, Jake, at a record amount, uh, with, uh, all the above energy, another, uh, Trump success.

Uh, indeed, they know long-term, uh, as we saw the decline in oil prices, they will decline further as the United States develops greater capability.

But on the general subject of antisemitism, do you think the leaders of the Republican Party are doing enough to push back against the antisemitic voices within the Republican Party?

Well, I'm, I'm really grateful and, and ironically, uh, I've seen earlier today, uh, on your network, uh, Senator Slotkin, uh, a good friend of mine is, uh, Debbie D- Dingell.

Uh, we've worked together, so it's bipartisan actually, uh, our efforts against, uh, antisemitism.

To me, the antisemitism in the Republican Party is a very, very tiny percent.

Uh, and in, uh, fact, uh, it, it could be misrepresented that many of the people who appear, uh, to be antisemitic are really isolationist.