Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about Trump and the business world.

And some of the issues that Trump is having with that community.

And we'll also talk about something he said in Wisconsin

that may play into it.

Okay, so recently Trump had a meeting with a bunch of CEOs.

His performance, according to them, was, well let's just call it underwhelming.

They were not impressed.

I believe one of the quotes that came out of it was,

Trump doesn't know what he's talking about.

They were not lining up behind the former president.

Part of it probably had to do with him

responding to a question about why he chose a 20% tax rate and he responded to it by suggesting because it was a round number.

People who are very concerned about the economy, people who see the US about to stick that

soft and landing and that we're really kind of outperforming everybody. They want a plan, not a round number. They want

somebody that actually has a grasp on the situation.

It apparently became clear that, well,

Trump doesn't.

Said he was all over the place.

Didn't really have clear goals or expectations. It just didn't go well.

Trump, after that reporting went out, I'm sure that this is a completely unrelated social

media post here, but he says business executives and shareholder representatives should be 100% behind Donald

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