they are trying, for example, to replace the equipment of a dutch company and sml yes, here, which is monopolist in production. yes, they have. yes, there is a program. they're already making some samples. such a technique, probably, it is not so um, but transferring, to provide the newest technological processes. well , she does something. this is probably already good. well, this is how such a competition goes on in all directions is very difficult. they are trying to cut them off. after all, not only from the technology of the equipment component. uh, the latest measures of the biden administration, this is also a ban on american citizens to go to work, that is, to occupy posts. here in such chinese brain migrations also stop. yes, yes, i mean, these are very tough measures, but uh, that's the question. in many ways, the chinese have already reached a critical mass and are able to move forward. and well, i must say that there are some positive aspects for us. they have before. in general, they used our scientists and engineers , had engineering centers paid money for development. e

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know you have some individual names, ari, but is it time to start to nibble at the russell 2000 or the smlll-cap index now in general >> depends on your time highsen, if it's 12 months owl, i think this is a great time to buy small caps what is driving that, one sector standout one the russell 2000 are the industrials. so it was a driver of that stock improvement. it's a group that you're starting to see that strength expand across capitalization it captures the breadth of improvement across that sector, so it would be a name lie spx, technologies, which we covered at oppenheimer, but even at large caps, some of the companies lie cummins, also seeing a trend reversal. >>> this iskind after confusin company, only because you see spx and you think it's the s&p 500, but this is a charlotte-based company. they make hvac heeding and cooling systems. spxc, what are you seeing in this chart area, which is so interesting to you >> $2.5 billion market cap, covered by brian blare at oppenheimer. the standout in the charts is that it's one of the -- when the market was rallying in the summer, here's

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we've got to embrace our commercial technology, , our sml businesses, our cyber world. that's with the work and innovative work is being done and it needs to inject into her dod and with regret how to go about making this transition. >> guest: brother, don't start with me because i love talking procurement. because right now the government is by, not build. the fact that it is hard to get innovative technologies introduced into the government is plaguing our ability to compete. an authoritarian government like china can get someplace first because they can move all facets of production in one direction but i will always take entrepreneurship and ingenuity and freedom over authoritarianism. but yes, we have, part of the problem is the way pretreatment works in the government. the person purchasing the good or service is different from the person using the good or service, right? that disconnect is what creates some of that problem. now moving some of the power and authority to those intervals that will ultimately use it you will see speed. the cia's usual adopt stuff pro

sml say they're very engaged in various things using ai to try to take down content.e down and others not. this is originally passed to try to encourage the development of the internet. and providing immunity for platforms that are not themselves content producers. but instead are just conveying the content produced by others. but what i don't think was really contemplated in that time is what is the role of an algorithm, right, that feeds users more and more of the same content and actually content that gets deeper and darker. s so there's a lot of potential for legislation. there is litigation involving this. in fact, the supreme court case this fall is going to be talking about the algorithms and whether that is protected under 230-c. the public has to demand it. >> right. >> these are companies that have a business model. and right now, you know, apparently the public is insufficiently demanding that to cause them to change the practices. >> if we did everything that luke said f reporters called out every single lie and kept them off the airwaves and the newspaper