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you know, massive amounts of wealth, you know, dollar mcguire, the guy who was the former of unitedhealthcare, the largest health insurance company in the united states, took home $1.65 billion in compensation. and you look at that and you go where that money from? well, most of it came from saying no, i'm not going to pay for your kids liver transplant. you know, i mean, this is this is our model. whereas all the other countries in the world say, you know, education is a human right, health care is a human right. we're not going to we're not going to, you know, have us be ripped like this. we're not we're not going to have a go down. the other thing that that the other thing that reagan did was and by way, that all of this kind of falls under the rubric neo liberalism, a phrase that most don't know what to do with or what to make out of in the two books previous that i wrote in series is the hidden history of neo liberalism what it's worth. it's a fascinating book, but the other thing, the other aspect of neo liberalism that reagan embraced was the idea that national borders should stop peop