That's true. There's nuance to it. But what I realized is that the conservative principles are sometimes expressed awkwardly or sometimes articulated poorly, but there's some deep truths that need to be resurrected and recovered for us to be successful again. And so I threw in my lot with people that I would never have imagined being friends and allies and colleagues with growing up. It's like this huge shift politically. And I think it's been helpful because if you know how your political opponents think, you have a huge advantage. And the left, kind of elite academic leftists in the United States have no idea what conservatives think. They have zero curiosity about it. And so that affords us a kind of advantage because they don't know how we think, how we operate, what our principles are. They just assume the worst. So I kind of wake up every day thinking about the people that are around me and saying, you know, in an odd way, you're fighting for people that are actually voiceless. The left is the dominant voice of the country, of all of our institutions, of all of our tech companies. The voice that really is voiceless are the people who are supposedly the oppressors. You have this book that just came out, white, rural rage, bullshit. Rural people in the United States are not angry enough, frankly. And so I just try to think in those terms always. And I've taken over some of the tactics of the left, some of the kind of maneuvers, and some of my activist work, which I think has been helpful, but I just have this visceral, this visceral anger at people who have truly inherited positions of power and prestige. They give all this rhetoric about helping the oppressed, the underprivileged, whatever is the kind of term of the day, but they're actually playing a cynical game to maintain their own status. I find that a betrayal of true left principles. And I don't think that I would be where I am today had I not seen that betrayal up close and personal and really want to fight. I want to destroy that. I want to take all of those people who are selling a bill of goods to the people who are struggling in this country under these principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion. But it's just about having a tenured position, having a feather bedded job, being able to do the activist work on the public dollar, not creating anything of value, not helping anyone but themselves, I think that that is. It's such a betrayal of the principles of the left, but really the principles of the country.