All right, final segment. We're going to take some calls here in a second, but just, you know, you've been listening to the presser at Potomac Yard with Virginia Governor Glen Yunken,

course Ted Leonesis, and the of Alexander everyone's all pumped up over there

and that's the goal to put that huge 70 acre facility complex over, but you heard them say if it goes as planned even they acknowledge there are hurdles not a hundred percent they have every intention to do it

I don't doubt it but I think Dan had an intention to do it. I don't doubt it. But I think Dan had an intention to build a moat and I think

there was intention from Jack Kent Cook to move at the Potomac yards at one point. So you know who knows how these things play out fascinating all right

let's let's hit a couple calls we'll throw in a couple other clips too if you

if you miss the presser it's got a mic and DC he's been all forever Mike what's up buddy what's up but yeah well to me

this is like the history of watching the DC and terms of dealing with their teams.

I wasn't old enough to remember the first senators,

but the second senators, Robert Short told them

what he needed and they didn't give it to him.

Jack Cant cook told him what they needed,

they didn't give it to him.

And this man told him what they needed

and they not giving it to him.

He did what he supposed to. He took the best deal for himself and his business.

Right. Oh yeah. I think so. Can't debate that. Somebody tweeted me.

He's all angry. It's so funny that it's such a polarizing everything so polarizing in life now

it's it's awful what's he angry about and he's angry he has that viewpoint that

I could just tell reading between the lines that he's one of these guys that

things rich owners should be able to deal with whatever they should be taxed at

90% greater good for the city or whatever and then he thinks that the opposite is that he should, that an owner should be handed a

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