The markets tumble and will there be a government shutdown.

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I said anything.

So Jim Garrity, we got some turmoil going in the markets.

After Trump was elected, there was a lot of good feeling, a lot of optimism.

We're going to get tax cuts.

We're going to get deregulation.

And now you have the markets waking up and concluding,

actually, we're going to get

tariffs and a lot of uncertainty around tariffs. What do you make of it? This just handed to me by

National Review Capital Matters. Do not look at your 401k for the next two months, three months,

or maybe foreseeable future. Yeah, look, you know, it was really enjoyable to see that huge run-up after Trump's election,

even going into inauguration day.

Everybody thought we're getting tax cuts and deregulation, and the markets loved it.

And, you know, as we, the tariffs have gone from theoretical to more of a reality.

My assessment had been that there are two things that the markets

really don't like, you know, tariffs and uncertainty. And so far in this, you know, two and a half

months or so of the Trump presidency, we've gotten tariffs, uncertainty, and uncertainty about

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