One of the reasons, other than my support for President Trump, that I came out from behind my desk, and I had a pretty good life, and I wanted to come out and really tell people that I was worried about an impending financial calamity, given the high levels of government spending that were leading to high levels

of government debt. So what we are doing, on one side, the president is reordering trade. On the other

side, we are shedding excess labor in the federal government and bringing down federal borrowings.

And then on the other side, that will give us the labor that we need for the new manufacturing.

And we're going to relever the private sector.

So the private sector, in essence, has been in recession during the Biden years.

And this is an opportunity to right-size the federal government and unleash the private sector again

because it's been hemmed down by excessive regulation. And it's been crowded out by the government.

We are under your direction we're

reprivatizing the economy we're bringing down government spending we're bringing down excess

employment in the government sector on the other side we're going to re-leverage the banking system

we're going to have all the new manufacturing jobs so everyone who's laid off the from the government

will have an opportunity to go into the private sector and that is going to lead to disinflation

we're going to inflation is under control we're going to get the affordability crisis fixed so lower

energy deregulation more private sector jobs that will naturally get interest rates down.

Interest rates down, mortgage rates are down almost every week since January 20th.

The energy costs are down about 15 percent, crude oil is down about 15 percent.

And as we keep that going,

interest rates are going to keep declining.

It'll be good for mortgages.

It'll be good for credit card debt.

It'll be great for auto loans.

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