I'm John Batchew with my good colleague Elizabeth Peake.

She was about to give us good news, and I didn't want to get mixed up with the less than good news.

Go ahead, Liz.

Well, no, I just, I thought this was interesting that Harvard has a new AI-generated tool

that is going to be able to diagnose extremely rare diseases.

We've all, I mean, there used to be television shows about someone catching some

extremely rare disease and it took a genius to figure out what was going wrong with this person.

Well, guess what? There's a new, and everyone has always said it is going to be medicine

where we are going to thank our lucky stars that AI has

moved humanity forward. I think that's probably true. Diagnosis and using metadata to solve

people's health problems, I think this is huge. No gloom here. Reasons to be very thankful,

and you just named the one that I was going to go to right

away. Well done, Liz. Artificial intelligence is a boon to the American economy, and it's like putting a

man on the moon in 1969. It makes us the leader for benign activities in the marketplace.

What are you thankful for, Liz? I am thankful to be an American.

I'm thankful to have freedom of choice and opportunity. I was reading an op-ed by Andy Bashar,

the governor of Kentucky, yeah, Kentucky, talking about how Democrats have to start sounding more

positive about the future. I agree with them. I think their American youth has been sold a

bill of goods that there is no American dream, there's no opportunity, et cetera. I don't believe

it. I think it's wonderful that most of us have that, John. And I'm also thankful for my family and my loved one.

Yes, at Thanksgiving, I thank you, Liz, and I thank the audience for giving us for

speaking well of America for moments here.

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