 All right, after that Congress went on, this is what feeds that sort of power annoy around the president and his relationship with Russia. The Treasury Secretary of the United States, considering lifting sanctioned on a Russian aluminum company, owned in part by a Russian billionaire and a friend of Vladimir Putin. In other words, the feeling seems to be that they're getting special favor at a time when the president of the United States was deemed to be a little bit too cozy to Vladimir Putin. You know the drill on that. You want to get the read because markets tend to look at this as noise until it gets to be very noisy. But the read from Stockswish founder, Melissa Armo, Melissa are you worried about this drip-drip-drip of Russia us, Russia us? No, because I really don't think it affected the market at all this week. If anything, the market rally this week. We fell a little bit on Friday, but we really didn't see any negative reaction at all. We were essentially unchanged in all the averages, right? Unchanged, really. And the summer is a slow month for the market anyways, but we have earnings season coming up that just, just started. So we're going to see more, I think, pop in the market reactions based on Fed meetings or things that happen to do with bank earnings. You mentioned the Fed. What did you make of the president's comments with CNBC about not being a fan of them hiking rates in the middle of all of this? I really didn't have a problem with it. See, Trump looks at himself like he's the guy at the top. It's a pyramid. He's a CEO. Remember, he was a CEO. So that's how he looks at it. He looks at it like it's his job to give his opinion, and Twitter is the way that he doesn't. Instead of micromanaging and calling him on the phone. He did this in an interview and followed up. And by the way, other presidents, when rates are going up in their presence, they've thought that. They've talked to their staff members about it. Rarely do they publicly state it, so it's not a shocker that he feels this way. And he comes to the real estate business where higher rates are generally not a great thing, but they're happening because of a good thing. So does he put the Fed in a weird position? Do you worry about that? No, here's the problem. We did these tax cuts to the president administration, did the tax cuts. The tax cuts were not for the likes of Apple, Amazon, Netflix, although all those corporations save money. They're for the little guys, for the small business, the medium business, and when rates go up, then barring costs get higher. So the problem is, if you're at business and you need to borrow to pay, to make payroll, or to buy vehicles, or whatever you have to do, he's worried, Trump is worried, and that's why he said it in the interview, and that's why he tweets stuff about different costs of things, because oil, all of these things, the drug companies, he doesn't want people to end up having the tax cuts be awash, whether it's the individuals, but it's really the business. It might already be, though. His trade threats alone are raising the cost of a lot of it. Well, that was the concern of the Fed this week, because they said, listen, if this goes on, it could hurt the economy. That is booming right now. Do you agree with the Fed? If it goes on too long, it is problematic, but I don't think Trump liked that he mentioned it. I don't think that Trump liked it. But he already did, damage done, right? He did. And so we'll see what happens. I don't really think they need to raise the rates two more times this year. I think one more time is good enough. So if they raise them only one more time, won't people turn their hands, oh, they're afraid of the president? Well, remember, he's the CEO. I got it. I saw that. Well, only one person can be in charge. You're in charge of your show? You're in charge here. Only one person's in charge, and that's the best way to run things. I understand. And he and I are so much in government. I'm running this show. He's running the country. Free world. That's right. All right. Thank you very much. Melissa, so good seeing you on the weekend. Thanks for coming in. She knows of what she speaks. I want to get to read on all of that with my panelists. I also want to get to read on Whoopi Goldberg and Judge Eni and what really, really happened. I'm so upset how Judge Eni was treated that if the view ever calls me up to get a bond market take, I don't think I'll do it after this.