they're still focused on making sure there's clean air and land and basically clean air, land, and water while growing the economy.

Now assuming this is all true and assuming that the regulations they got rid of were things that really were slowing down our energy business, I'd expect it would take at least three years for the reduction in all these regulations to really show up in the economy. So I feel like Trump's third year is going to be insane because a whole bunch of things he's doing, from tariffs to deregulation, those things don't make an immediate positive impact and might be negative in the short run, but by the third year you should start seeing it in prices, and then it's going to be crazy. So I don't think I've ever been more bullish on the United States.

Now the big thing is still DOGE. If DOGE can't bring down the expenses and make that work, then all bets are off, but it does look like it's going to make a good run at it at the very least. So I don't think the United States has been a better investment maybe at any time since toward the end of the Great Depression. You know, if at the end of the depression you had any money at all and you bought a few stocks, you got really rich because that was the worst-looking period in American economic history, but it was also the bottom. So if you bought a stock then, you were pretty happy. I feel like we're in a similar situation now. Obviously everything could go to hell because any surprise could happen. We get hit by a meteor, a war happens that we