John, outside the truth social context, isn't selling low latency access to already public information a standard business practice done by Bloomberg, Dow Jones and the like?

Yes.

I mean, even 50 milliseconds of a timing advantage is commonly paid for by third parties in the markets.

The easiest example is arbitrageurs who are trading in two different markets and they see the same asset being traded at slightly different prices.

They buy in one, they sell in the other, and the faster they can exploit that gap, hopefully before anybody else does, the more likely they're gonna profit from that.

And so they'll pay millions to co-locate, to physically locate their computer systems to be very close to the source of whatever information they're trading on.

Um, but here's the difference between that, which is pretty common and what's going on here in those situations.

think I'd say the same thing if it were Biden doing