All right, Alex, I thought a great place to start this conversation is you guys just raised a bunch of money and you want to build a private sector Doge, a Department of Government efficiency, but do it in the private sector. Explain what are you actually doing here and why is it private sector versus just letting Doge be Doge. Right. So, that's a great question, Anthony. And essentially what we're doing is we're trying to make an effective new business model that we can uh achieve government efficiency fro ...

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