Remember, President Trump's entire program is on turning around the doldrums of the Biden economy, doing a supply-site tax cut and getting to 2.8 3.5% growth.

The American economy, to be robust, to be replacing jobs, to keep unemployment down, to keep the whole apparatus or the whole project moving forward, you need minimum of like 3% growth.

You have to have 3% growth or higher.

And particularly in Scott Besson's plan at Treasury, you need, and I think Chip agrees

as 3.5%.

But even at 3%, you start to get ahead of where you're growing the economy and tax revenues and tariff revenues

higher than you're adding deficits from spending. Now, that is a, that's what a supply site tax

cuts about. People say, well, that's very risky. Well, it's not, it's not, it's not risky in the

fact of you understand the elements that you're putting in there. Up 3% of 3% better than expected.

That would be the highest level since the third quarter of 24 when it was up 3.1%.

On the consumption side, up 1.4, very close to estimates.

Up 1.4 would be the best since the last quarter of 24.

Well, we've got a stronger than expected GDP number, 3% for the second quarter initial read.

That's up from a half percent in the first quarter.

2.6% was what was forecast.

Now, again, GDP, this is the first read of the second quarter coming in at 3%.

That is better than expected. 2.4%.

I want to bring it Adam Johnson.

Markets are certainly watching this right now.

Yeah, Goldilocks, because I would add to that, Cheryl, that the GDP price index was only 2%.

And the expectation was 2.2.

In other words, we have an economy growing at, what do you say, 3%,

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