And now for a moment of clarity.

To 25 million and it would be better.

It would be better.

See this pen right here?

The stock market took the first dip yesterday because of Iceland.

So Iceland's already cost us a lot of money.

So this pen is very inexpensive, but it writes well.

I like it.

I picked those drapes in my first term.

I always like gold.

I love the government.

Like I love myself economically.

And I got all you people looking and you say there must be something wrong with Trump.

You think Tom Tillis is going to give you a... Well, we're going going to have to find that. He might not, but that's why Tom Tillis is no longer a senator. Okay. On the on the AI thing. Tom Tillis is no longer a senator, right? Well, he's on his way out. Well, no, he quit, but he quit. I want to peel back a little bit more on the cognitive decline thing, the one thing that struck me, because I think it's really instructive relative to what we're seeing in the polling.

When you go back and you look at the conversation around Joe Biden, that was largely a Republican effort media campaign to paint the president as cognitively impaired, old, and all of that,

reinforced by a media ecosystem that wrote those stories and put that in front of voters.

And in this situation, though, the president is sitting at 33% Claire.

I don't see a whole lot of stories being written about that cognitive decline.

We show you just a small tip of the stuff that happens in this town every day out of this White House by this president.

And it's not covered the same way.

What it tells me, though, is that the voters see this for themselves. They now see

and understand for themselves exactly what's at stake here. The man has taken us to a war they

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