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A single best idea, and first of all, thank you for staying with us over just a cacophony of news flow.

I don't remember the last quiet day.

It's out there somewhere 10 days ago or so,

but every day has just been, literally we're blowing up the show in real time. We did that today

with a 5-4 Supreme Court decision, and on we will go. Eric Molo leading our coverage there.

We've got like four or five interns helping out, but I'll tell you,

it's 24-7 to just try to emphasize and wait what the ducks are. We were advantaged today.

Bob Michael showed up driving all of Mr. Diamond's fixed income effort at J.P. Morgan.

Hugely important job and with a great team around him. Bob Michael had a lot to say,

and particularly the tariff impact in all of this killing the economy. A month ago, everyone

and the market looked at tariffs as an impulse to higher inflation.

Today, they're looking at it as a drag on growth, the material one.

I tend to look at tariffs as economy killers.

So, yeah, you get a price shock higher, but that's going to dial down aggregate final demand. And that's what I think

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