US Drone Supply Chain: Domestic Engines & Global Fragility

I see so much money leaving our country but almost nothing being spent where we need it here, including on our own infrastructure from roads and bridges and railways, etc. And also industry. And that leads me to one question I had for you, you know, supply chains are becoming very fragile and and politically sensitive also, with so many tariffs and so on. So the the 35 cc engine that you mentioned before, are you able to source that domestically or where do you get the engine? Yeah, I'll I'll plug those guys if I can. That's Desert Aircraft in Tucson, Arizona. No kidding. Yeah, they, um, they build, uh, you know, a very a very reliable engine. And, uh, and then they have a a another company called HFE International who who take that those cores and and they do amazing things with those engines. So, I, uh, I give them a little plug there, but, uh, you know, they struggle trying to keep up because they're I've had, um, I've had requests for thousands of drones, you know, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,000 drones and and there ain't no way in hell I could ever do that, ...