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they heat seeds up till they become a sludge and soak them in rust remover and soak it in bleach and deend these oxidize -- de-odderrizer and butter and tallow are anti-inflammatory. we lost our ways when mcdonalds fries have 17 ingredients and chik-fil-a sand wish has over 60. this is the market leading the way to reclaim over broken incentives. rachel: we've pointed out switching to tallow is actually the same -- it's not like you're buying something more expensive and in the end lasting longer than seed oil and no difference in cost; reich? >> yeah, hhs is open for business now to help advise and celebrate this. one anal cyst they pointed out is that because the seed oil is so rancid, they ox side quickly and have to be changed quickly and tallow last longer and the cost is about equal. we're in this mess, rachel, because of the corporate capture of the medical heart association and hhs is ready and bobby to unwind and that's government giving better guidance and free market actions like this. rachel: no question. you have the top five other changes that restaurants could make. you ca

i share mine from a technical perspective because we also dee -- all saw deepseek in the news and there are other ways to close that gap. the biggest question for me -- thinking about policy, what is it that we should be doing knowing that this tech transfer method are quite limited, there is a vigorous race for tech competition going on globally, and we need to double down in getting commitments for the critical inputs, data, compute, and energy. michael: do you have specific policies in mind when you say that just as a quick example? kirti: right now what is happening across the world is many are doubling down on solvent funds. stargate is not a solvent fund, it is a public-private partnership, but that is this as quote and many other nations. one recommendation -- but that is the status quo in many other nations. when recognition is to think of strategic partners very carefully not just what we define as tier-1 nations, but ti er-2 nations. michael: david? david: i have a different worry about what we have been discussing. i'm a little bit worried -- i think it is already happening,

and so i also want to note that both santino de dee rose from avon commercial and dorsey are white from everton jones are here in case you have questions for them. but now i stand ready to answer questions. thank you so much, tom. do either one of you want to say anything before we open it up to public comment? excuse. >> hello i'm dorsey, a white third generation legacy business. >> my grandmother started this business 73. my mother took it to another level when she opened the first sit down in 1999 and i've been her right hand woman from the time she opened up four years ago. my beloved mother passed away. she passed the torch. i'm ready to take it to the next level. i feel like san francisco would be a great fit for us. we were here in san francisco in 89 right before the earthquake happened in 89 and that's how our building was destroyed and we left san francisco. i'd love to be back here and just continue my family's legacy. thank you for the opportunity. thank you. thank you very much. okay. is there any public comment? can i have a motion? i have a motion to move the item second.

i share mine from a technical perspective because we also dee -- all saw deepseek in the news and there are other ways to close that gap. the biggest question for me -- thinking about policy, what is it that we should be doing knowing that this tech transfer method are quite limited, there is a vigorous race for tech competition going on globally, and we need to double down in getting commitments for the critical inputs, data, compute, and energy. michael: do you have specific policies in mind when you say that just as a quick example? kirti: right now what is happening across the world is many are doubling down on solvent funds. stargate is not a solvent fund, it is a public-private partnership, but that is this as quote and many other nations. one recommendation -- but that is the status quo in many other nations. when recognition is to think of strategic partners very carefully not just what we define as tier-1 nations, but ti er-2 nations. michael: david? david: i have a different worry about what we have been discussing. i'm a little bit worried -- i think it is already happening,

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