I I view this not just from the perspective of our own operations but from that broader perspective from our clients around the world and I think they’d say four Tes um the first one is the tempering of Regulation second would be taxes third would be tariffs and the final one would be tightening immigration um and as we look across the board I would put that in the perspective of a largely progrowth agenda well you’re also the most global Bank in the country how are you preparing for the world of global Finance to potentially be shaken up by some of these policies the Tariff policy in particular it’s something that Trump has made clear it’s a key policy that he’ll be implementing so when we look at trade uh you’re right that uh there’s going to be changes but uh it’s not trade is not going away um so as we look at this around the world I think we’ve already seen major changes in the global Lanes in the last three years driven by G politics and Technology transformation if you speak food energy technology security cyber Finance green all of these different lanes are changing around the world this just puts one more into the mix so it will take it will take a bit of time from trade and the tariffs to see what goes from the rhetoric to the actual um agreements and the policies and then into execution