not contributing to the accounts of the employees of your kids, do so now.

Match their contribution, double their contribution.

And to philanthropists, go adopt a state, go adopt your city, go adopt a school, go say,

the kids in my community, the kindergarten class here, we're going to help them get started.

This is a moment, I believe, transformational

to make sure the next 250 is even better than the first. Thank you, Mr. President.

Thank you.

Okay, hang on, we're going to go back to before. I can't take take this too much.

Early in the morning. Let's go back to the Oval Office.

He adopted an entire state.

Yeah, I'm from Indiana.

And we're going to add $250 following Michael and Susan to all kids in the state of Indiana under the age of five.

Ray Dalio in Connecticut.

We have lots of philanthropists.

They're adopting states, cities now. We have the city of San Francisco's been adopted, the city of Oakland. And recently with, you know, with Katie, we've adopted a school in the city of Durham. We've adopted a Boys and Girls Club in Philly. We've adopted, you know, a big brothers, big sisters

in Newark, New Jersey last Wednesday. And it's all to show the country the art of the possible.

When you create an open source platform, anybody can give to anybody. These accounts have a QR

code in them, and somebody sends you the QR code, and you just double-click on your phone, and money goes into the account.

Thank you to Joe Gabia and the National Design Studio for their incredible work on the account.

Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. President, Paul Atkins, chairman of the SEC.

So this is an amazing day and really I salute you and Senator and Secretary Bessent to,

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