Is that how you read the win, or do you sort of take something else out of this?

Well, I think it's a heavy defeat for the establishment.

It was the most expensive Democratic Senate primary, the most expensive Democratic, you know, non-presidential primary ever.

More than half of that money came from, uh, AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.

Massively controversial issue, especially among Democrats, where, you know, AIPAC money from the Israel lobby is basically toxic in that voter base.

And so, yeah, look, that was unquestionably an issue.

The healthcare issue was big.

Okay, and so what are the risks that Anthony Fauci could actually end up in jail?

Might, for instance, this prevailing anti-USA sentiment that's resulted from Trump's intervention, like could that cost Trump politically?

Oh, I don't think so.

Uh, I mean, I think in the US opinion is, has been settled on Trump, uh, for a very long time, [laughs] probably for about 10 years.

Um, and there's very few things that kind of move the dial on him personally among Americans.

I mean, you know, if you like Trump, you think he did a great thing standing up for his country and going into bat for one of his countrymen and, you know, for the, the hope of the side.

Um, and if you don't like Trump, you think that he's, um, you know, embarrassed the country on the world stage yet again.

And, um, you know what I mean? There are some people that talk about the Trump curse when it comes to sport, mainly to do with the Kansas City Chiefs in the NFL, uh, who whenever Trump gets involved seem to start losing.

And Michael, what about you? What are your reflections on this?