Project the economic impact? Well, let me give you some proof points just to start, just for the process considering. Just think about the procurement in the state of California, meaning The state [of California] buys over $10 billion a year in IT and other non-IT goods. The tariffs by definition have already had an impact on the cost of those goods. So that's a direct economic impact. I talked to you about the markets. (10:17–31:51)
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