We're back, Will. The people, they need us. Well, they need you mostly.

Did you know this? I've been bombarded. Comments will he do for President of the United States of

America? Well I appreciate that. I don't think I have the credentials, but I can give it a shot.

I think so, I mean, you know, how hard can it be?

Not that hard.

It's probably very difficult and terrible and I don't recommend it. Well I think we're better off over here. Yeah, I like I like we're here. We're sub-terranean. A lot of people don't know this studio. It's underground 400 feet underground like a lot of people don't know that

So it's been a lot of Huawei talk going on lately and it kind of has to be as far as I can tell I mean there's

no way around it and that's because it's so intense

affecting so many like I've never

It's just

It's so intense and the potential consequences here are catastrophic potentially catastrophic. If on the surface it's just a simple little dispute.

It's just a little miscommunication on the surface, but then you keep traveling deeper down and you're like,

oh my God, we're talking about rare earths are we talking

about politics what's going on man and the truth is that is what's going on. Us, tech fans, over in the corner, you know, usually that's where

they used to keep us. And then now the stuff we're interested in has found itself right in the center of this trade situation.

And I'm going to get to this story in a second at Will has on TV.

There's a potentially veiled threat regarding rare earth minerals.

Rare earths. minerals. I'm going to get there in a minute.

This has a lot to do with the technology industry and there's a potential impact on the technology

industry here, but I've been really paying a lot of attention to some of the news coming out of the interviews that the Huawei CEO has given recently.

And this one that I found this morning on 9 to 5 Mac is kind of is interesting to me.

Huawei's CEO rejects Chinese retaliation against Apple. His quote,

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