00:16I can't comment on any of that. I just can't comment because of the nature of it. And I
00:24also can't comment on an internal corporate matter that's going on with NVIDIA, as you
00:28know. I don't know anything about that part of it. Well, I'm not going to comment on the
00:32war. I'm sorry, on the elections, which is what you're asking me about. All I can tell
00:35you is that the president of the United States identified a very real threat to this country
00:39that's existed for a very long period of time. And he addressed it. And he addressed it, even
00:43though oftentimes the right thing to do for the country, confronting difficult challenges
00:48for the security of our country, doing it isn't necessarily popular, but necessary. At the
00:53end of the day, I think we can all agree. I think there's bipartisan. I would hope there's
00:57bipartisan, maybe not anymore, but there used to be bipartisan acknowledgement that a nuclear
01:03Iran would be completely unacceptable and dangerous for the United States, not just Israel, not
01:07just the Middle East, the whole world and the United States. So I think the president took
01:11on something that other presidents have failed to do. And sometimes when you do the right thing,
01:15I don't know if it's popular or not, but it's the right thing to do. And presidents are elected
01:18to do the hard things, sometimes difficult things, but necessary things.
01:25I told you, I'm not going to comment on electoral comment. I just don't have any opinion on what
01:30happened in the elections.
01:32The entirety of the time we've been talking about Russia, Ukraine, the one thing that's
01:35repeatedly come up is the need for security guarantees. What is the post-war security
01:40infrastructure of Ukraine and more broadly of the European continent going to look like?
01:44And it's one of the key topics that's been raised repeatedly in every conversation, anytime
01:50negotiations have been discussed. So I think that's what the president's alluding to, is
01:54that there's been some advances made in what that architecture could look like post-conflict.
01:59We obviously have to get past the conflict to get to that point. So there's been talks about
02:03that. I think the president was briefed on that on Thursday or Friday last week. Some of the initial
02:08thoughts that are out there, nothing's been finalized yet. And maybe some progress can be made
02:11in Abu Dhabi tomorrow when Jared and Steve will be there. I think they're on their way there right
02:16now.
02:17Diplomatic progress with Iran for drawing a diplomatic end to the war?
02:21I don't have any progress to report to you. I think you see some of these things that are out
02:26there. You have a number of countries that continue to engage them with different ideas. But I wouldn't
02:30say we're at the verge of a breakthrough. The president would always prefer to solve this and
02:35every problem diplomatically. Sometimes that's not possible, unfortunately. But if there's a chance
02:40to do it, we'll explore it. Right now, it hasn't been very productive because the Iranian demands
02:45are simply not just unacceptable, but in some cases outrageous and ridiculous and really not
02:50realistic.
02:51So there's two things going on in Haiti. We have the Gang Suppression Force, which is the
02:55U.N. mission. And they have forces, I think about 100 soldiers that are a part of that.
02:59And that's what we've been engaged in supporting. We don't have troops there, but we've been engaged.
03:03And then there's a separate mission, which they've taken on bilaterally in agreement with
03:07the Haitian officials to go after the gangs that kidnapped their forces that were there,
03:15their soldiers that were there. So that's a separate mission. He called the president and
03:19made him aware of what he was doing. And the president understood why he was doing it.
03:22But we're not necessarily, we're not actively involved in that effort.
03:25Okay. Thanks, guys.
