It's Tuesday, November 18, 2025.

More on H-1B discourse may be a deal on health insurance and furries are terrorists.

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President Trump had more to say about the ongoing flap over H-1B visa discourse and whether or not the United States has enough talented people to get the jobs done.

But there were certain talents that Americans needed to outsource to foreign workers.

Could you clarify?

Until they learn that, yeah, like for instance, if you're going to be making chips, we don't make chips too much here anymore, but we are going to be in a period of a year.

We're going to have a big portion of the chip market.

But we have to train our people how to make chips because we didn't do it.

We used to do it.

And then foolishly, we lost that business to Taiwan, very, very foolishly.

So there's Trump a little bit more careful messaging when it comes to the H-1B issue and saying

that it's only because they're in industries that need a little bit of extra time to train

because we haven't been making things like microchips in this company or in this country

for quite a while. He's also signaled this week they could be close to a deal with

Democrats on health

insurance reform and I've had personal talks with some Democrats I can't tell you

they are I just don't want to do that it's not fair to them about paying large

amounts of dollars back to the people you know this was this was my idea. It came up during that,

you know, oftentimes in, under times of stress, like the shutdown, you come up with great ideas

that you wouldn't have thought of before. The insurance companies are making a fortune.

Their stock is up over a thousand percent over a short period of time.

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