So the Department of Justice, they're saying Google's a monopoly.

The Department of Justice push Google to sell its Chrome browser to break up its search monopoly.

There's a lot of antitrust stuff that's going on with Google and they're saying,

hey, we just want you to spin off Chrome.

I do believe Google is going to try to push and just wait and see what happens when a new government takes over in January.

Because if you look at the stock market in general, it's been ripping.

And the stock market believes, the banking stocks believe it's going to be good for finance,

it's going to be good for business.

In essence, all stocks have been ripping.

Even when it was announced that Ukraine is sending U.S. missiles into Russia now, the market

shrugged it off and stocks were still ripping, right? They were still going up in general.

In essence, people or the stock market is really bullish that the economy is going to be

better under Trump. Whether that's true or not, time will tell, right? And when you look at it from

that perspective, when you have people who are big on deregulation, you're probably going to have less of a push of splitting apart companies, forcing them to, you know, hire versus just buying, right?

Or forcing them to build versus buy.

And a great example of this is I was at a Venn, and I was talking to a C-level

executive at a publicly traded company. And I was like, what are your plans for next year?

And this was before the election. And he said, depends on the election. And this was a really

big publicly traded company. I'm not talking about like a 10 billion. I'm talking

about well over a hundred billion dollars. And this was sea level, not a CEO, but close enough.

And they're just like, if Harris wins, we're going to start building and hiring a ton of people

to build some of the things we need, like related to AI. If Trump wins, we're going to just try to buy and see if we can get it through and not build.

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