Secretary Besson, it's wonderful to see you.

Before we maybe deep dive into AI, do you want to give us the high-level update on the 333 plan?

How are things going?

You had an incredible clip, by the way, with Maria Bartoromo, where you talked about some of the things that were happening economically.

Maybe just level set everybody on what's going on. So just for good framing, during the campaign, I'd a

333 plan. I think it's microphones off. Can we get the microphone on for Scott? Test test?

Test? There it is. Okay. Good. So I had a plan that I called 333, and the idea was to get the budget deficit, which was running about 6.7% of GDP under the Biden administration.

Highest that we'd ever had when we weren't at war or in a recession down to 3%,

3 plus percent economic growth on a persistent basis,

and to create 3 million more barrels of energy equivalent,

so oil and gas before President Trump leaves office. And look, we're full speed ahead.

We had the first June was the first positive June for the Treasury since 2015.

We actually had a surplus.

And we did that in a good way.

We took in more revenues, some from tariffs, and we brought down spending.

And when I think about what we can do here, that what I'm really excited about is the idea, with know, with AI, that we can go back to the paradigm.

When I was younger in the 90s, Alan Greenspan was able to run the economy very hot in the 90s.

And because, you know, it was the the IT boom and we had this very powerful non-inflationary growth

and I think that it's highly likely we could have that now and so that kind of growth would bring down the deficit very quickly.

There's been a lot of talk today about the amount of CAPEX spending that needs to go into AI

and all of the jobs that it creates. And you posted as well, actually, a couple of days ago,

and you talked about that there's just been an

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