Okay, so I'm thinking, I'm guessing, I'm hoping that some of you guys caught yesterday's video,

I took a deep dive on this Huawei situation, which is super complicated, tried my best to fit as much

information into a 45 minute video as I possibly look at that almost

exactly 45 minutes I try to fit as much as I could into that video because it's just there are so

many factors at play in this ban this latest development,

U.S. government implementing this situation in which

suppliers with any kind of like U.S. origin

can't supply Huawei anymore.

And I guess in that video I was trying to get into

what this means in the immediate sense, the long term,

and just how to perceive it, how to boil it down as much as possible into what

the possible motivations are for something like this and of course the consequences to

end users to buyers to individuals who already have

Huawei products and those that were considering purchasing one in the future and

just one day later we've already got our first development change in yesterday's story.

Here on Bloomberg, U.S. gives limited relief for consumer's carriers using Huawei.

So this is really strange.

Like, right away, one day later, we've got some type of reprieve.

You have this gigantic news story in which yesterday

I'm discussing how the damage here is dealt through the media in a sense that once this gets

exposed, consumer confidence changes people's

perceptions they change there's really no immediate backtracking on that but

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