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what's up with all this production leaving to Atlanta and leaving to New Mexico
the people in the highest tax brackets are, you know, they're already at about 50% with state 53 with state and federal. So you can look at them for more. But I, I, I, I think it's in terms of, you know, when they go, oh, you know, Trump's a dictator and this is tyrannical, and this, this are oligarchs and whatever, they can say whatever they want, but taking more than 50% of your money, I would argue is the ultimate government overreach. No one ever thinks of it that way. They think in terms of
And Tesla and SpaceX and all things Elon Musk going to Texas and all that kind of stuff. So there's going to be that migration. Eventually, they're going to get to, yeah, the deficit and unions and payrolls and retirement funds and things like that. And then we're going to have to have another conversation. But I'm saying the first part of this is going to be the physical relocation of businesses and of families to places that are more hospitable for them.
it'll collapse under its own weight. It already has.
And then you have her going, but safely, but safely, but safely. So she's talking about safety. He's talking about speed. He wants the project done. She wants it done safely. And she's going to regulate it to the point where it can't be done in any kind of timely manner.
There's nothing rebuilt in Malibu.
how come there's no affordable housing and how come when they build homeless units that are 400 square feet, they're $900,000 a unit
when you talk to fast food franchises, they'll go, I'll open a store in any city, but I'm not going to do Los Angeles. It's too much.
I always knew it was super cumbersome and super expensive and actually did more harm than good. It dissuaded a lot of people from building.