And we have seen some extreme, you know, right-wing picks and other very conventional ones.

His choice for Treasury Secretary, you point out the inconsistency with the debt, perhaps,

but most felt like, well, that's a conventional pick.

Make no mistake. Every banker, every person on All Street that we talked to over the past

couple weeks said, this guy will calm the market.

So yeah. So yeah. No, I said what I said only because I'm obsessed with deficits and the debt.

And there's a huge decision to make, which I know you'll want to talk about, about, you know, tax cuts and what, what, how you pay for those tax cuts.

Because we learn time and again they don't

pay for themselves but no the treasury secretary wall street banks the markets they're all very

happy yeah and we'll sail through there's no expectation of any concern there whatsoever and a

number of his picks friday night we're in a bliss we We had like a couple dozen came out in a few

hours on a Friday. Some of the health choices raised a few eyebrows, but for the most part,

conventional picks that were met with some acclaim on both sides of the us.

I think President Trump deserves the ability with the mandate that he got for the American people

to put people in positions who are going to do reform. There's some things we can do in Congress, oversight, and legislation, but you really need reformers

at the head of these different agencies.

And I think you're seeing that as a common theme.

I'm sure we'll talk about more of them.

But there really is a lot of reform that needs to happen in the administrative state.

And he's talked about it a lot on the campaign

trail, and like I said, he's delivering on that.

56 is all happening as treasury yields have come down.

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