starting especially after what happened post, quote, unquote, liberation day, you know, we've seen Chinese equities also struggle also beginning to decline again. So that trade did not last a long time. And I have to make this point, you know, I went repeatedly on various television networks arguing pretty aggressively that, look, markets had to take geopolitical risk very, very seriously. Markets had to take trade war risk very seriously. And it's just nobody was interested because people, again, you know, the market continues to see President Trump more so as a dealmaker than as tariff man. And that has proven to be immensely costly in the last several weeks. I've not heard anyone juxtapose those two, tariff man and dealmaker. That's interesting. I mean, you're right. The way we think of Trump, and I still think the way we think of Trump is as dealmaker. And that's actually going to be a question that I'm going to ask you, Shazad. So let's hold off for that one. But what has been the (23/45)
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