You have also mentioned that here we have world-class talent. We have world-class critical minerals. In some respects, especially with respect to education and information, we have a head start on artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing. You've argued that our constraints aren't the capability. Our constraints are execution and capital.
In my view, the government's role is to provide the environment for that to flourish. What do you think our number one risk is if we get that wrong, where we don't create the environment to have these sorts of capabilities flourish, and we become importers of technologies from countries like China or the United States?
