as a jobto be seen creator and tax cutter, not speaking the language of equities. host: this is an interesting chart that looks at the united states and the darker the color, the darker orange, the more investors in the stock market rate the lighter the color, including nevada and mississippi, the smaller number based on population, investors in the stock market area leading -- market. leading the list, ohio, new york, and a soda, new jersey, vermont, washington, d.c., oregon, washington, montana, all heavy ownership in the stock market. texas,ighter in florida, arizona, and california. guest: i mean, ownership calls for, you could say in the blue state regions that have big fortune 500 companies, financial firms prioritize equity sharing and 401(k)s and stop ownerships. you do not see that as much in small business and agriculture and the industrial world. you still have companies in the rust belt with you find benefit pension plans and education plans as the province of 401(k), so it is an even across the country. having said that, i have not been buttonholed by