Daniel, good to see you today.

Good morning, Dr. Paul.

How are you this morning?

Why aren't you in Washington?

Because I don't want to freeze.

And I'm freezing down here.

You know, I went to two inaugural things.

They did them outside.

They weren't chicken.

They did it outside.

But I went to Reagan's, and then I went to the one in the year 2000, it was 20 years.

I was kidding because I thought it was a joke. I said,

I go every 20 years, but the next 20 years came up and it was Obama. I decided I wouldn't attend

there, so I haven't gone back. But it did go twice and it was interesting. And right now,

that's what they're starting right now. It's this thing, but it'll be interesting. And right now, that's what they're starting right now, this thing.

But it'll be indoors, the swearing in.

But you know, overall what's going to be going on today, there'll be a lot, a lot of talk

and a lot of coverage.

But I think you and I, on our conversation, we thought, well, you know, the big deal might be in the executive orders, you know, 10, 20, 30, 100, how many?

And what are the significant?

You know, and they're not going to, there will be a lot of quick analysis, but I think we probably should take a deep breath and hold it and think about them because

there's going to be a lot of a lot to study. And that annoys me too because I'm not a champion

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