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Single best idea, and the single best idea is in doing this for decades, plural.

This has been one of the most extraordinary weeks.

And what you do, it's a blur, folks.

I mean, just to give you a little vignette here,

Cy Benson's in my ears constantly with my headphones on, literally telling me what the next thing is, tick by tick by tick, because Paul and I are looking at eight things going on in real time,

and we can't keep track of like, what's's next or what's out three things or that.

And with the quality of the conversations that we had this week, given this amazing news flow,

culminating in all the tariff announcements today and in this jobs report, it's just the privilege of these conversations.

And you remember one single sentence out there.

Here's the sentence of the week, and it's from Lyle Braynard, the vice chairman of the Fed,

thrilled that she could join us from Harvard.

And Dr. Brainer said simply, they want to bring in revenue. And that was a single, I'm not saying I agree

that that's a public policy with tariffs, but at half a trillion or 400 billion, whatever the

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