 Going back to the surrendering on the economic policy, which I think is what the nationalist right does. I mean, it's not like Reagan and Thatcher who slammed Hayek's book on the table and said, this is what we believe, as opposed to Macmillan's third wayism. It wasn't a fight. It was a brutal, bruising fight. And those fights were won. And we're merely surrendering the gains we're lost. J.D. Vance makes a lot of distinctions, populists do all the time, between Wall Street and Main Street.