blame the Biden administration for over and over again for the economy that how the economy is today.

From your perspective, when is it, when does it truly become cause and effect of Donald Trump on the economy?

Is it still, is there any, is there, does he have any footing to still blame Joe Biden for what American people are facing with the economy right now, Ken?

I mean, less and less.

So we're almost a year in.

So, yeah, that's the playbook to blame, you know, whoever was in office when you got there.

But, I mean, now it's his tariffs, the uncertainty, immigration being cut back.

The illegal immigration, yes, but legal immigration also.

I mean, I think a lot of these things will hurt over the longer run,

and he's sort of counting on animal spirits, AI, something to compensate.

I'm not sure that's going to happen.

I think the downsides ahead.

The number of the morning, the CPI, oh, maybe coming in a little bit better than expected.

2.7%, a little light here. I'm not calling, I'm just reading the headlines here.

Year 27, X Food and Energy Core 26, so four-tenths off. That is a very good number here.

And it really, I have not looked at the internals.

I'll look at them now, but it suggests that the internals are good as well.

Let's see, you over a year over the last 12 months.

There is no month to month, but some guys will be able to calculate it.

It's a seasonally just index for all items, less food food and energy rose 0.2% over the two months.

So correct my math here, Michael Santoli, but 0.2 divided by 2 is 0.1.

Yeah.

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