You were talking about this when you sent this one to me.

Trump has obviously been he's been in the tech headlines big time recently because of the Tik-Tok stuff. It was the Huawei stuff before that, then it was the Tik-Tok stuff.

Tik-Tok ban, timeline, Microsoft negotiations, it's been a lot developing over there.

And, you know, they've unveiled this plan, this clean plan, which we talked about on a previous episode and it appears that this is going to touch

far more companies, far more brands and this could have a tremendous impact on the entire segment, the entire technology sphere.

Because once you go in there and you start saying, hey, we're going to we're going to

control these various interactions between brands and for companies and for apps and for hardware, you start to look at it

a little more closely and recognize how intertwined all this stuff actually is.

And if you start wiping out certain software companies

based in China, hardware companies based in China. The next question you have is, what about the

companies that are located elsewhere but have investors from those big brands in some cases

majority stakes or large minority stakes.

So we've got a list here actually on the verge.

Trump's we chat band could touch everything from Spotify to the League of Legends.

And the reason for that is because they talk about 10 cent. 10 cent, massive technology company in China,

invested in touching so many different brands that you know and

love. American brands? Yeah American brands! Yeah, American Brandt!

Let me give you a little list here. If you don't mind, Will, if you got a second,

I'll give you a little list of all of your favorite things that could potentially be touched

by this new clean it out program that Trump has signed off on by the way. Some are suggesting there may be a challenge in court for this to figure out

he's using all kinds of emergency measures and acts in order to put this stuff through, sign off on this kind of thing.

So the date is the 20th of September and it currently only seems to target

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