Vic Mensa asks Abdul El-Sayed, what does a form of capitalism look like that's not malignant? Think about it like the engine for a car. If you don't build a chassis, transmission or a steering column that can that can hold the power of the engine, what happens to your car? All of that other stuff, that's all the things that are supposed to regulate this engine. Even the guy who coined the term capitalism, guy named Adam Smith. He said there's no market without morals. He understood that the biggest risk to capitalism was not government regulation. It was monopoly. Because what happens is you get big enough and you choke out the rest of the market. Now you have no market.