Yeah, it's huge. It covers both sides of the little key, or whatever you call it, the little island. But the bigger question is the question that was first raised by the presidency of Richard Nixon that is now coming to fruition with the presidency and the kind of ex presidency of Donald Trump. We have a democratic system that favors Trump in the sense that he won in 2016. Hes winning the primary right now for republicans in 2024. But you have a bureaucracy that is dead set against him. And the rhetoric amounts to a very odd claim. They essentially say, we want to keep him off the ballot. We want to put him in prison, we want to bankrupt him so he cant become the president even if the people support him. We want to deprive the people of making the decision. So you want to take it out of the realm of politics and into the realm of administrative justice or the criminal justice system and adjudicate it in that way on bogus pretexts. I mean, the cases are bogus. And so the question that we're raising is, who actually rules in this country? Is it the american people who get to decide by their vote who represents them in the government? Or is it the permanent bureaucracy that has accumulated so much power, what they can say even to Donald? I mean, Donald Trump has been one of the most famous people in the world for decades. He's enormously wealthy. He's already been the president of the United States, powerful person. And the message is, we can take out anyone that is a threat to the interests of the system that we've built up. And so as someone who, I didn't vote for Trump in 2016. I did vote for him for 2020. Ill absolutely vote for him now in 2024. It is a contest of how we think of our democratic system. And im of the mind that the people should decide, not the bureaucracy. And this is a contest where democrats are saying, essentially, we have to destroy democracy in order to save democracy. Democracy has very different meanings in the two usages. In that sentence, we have to destroy democracy as weve traditionally known it. Electing a president through a vote of the people in order to save democracy, which is rule by expert opinion, rule by the bureaucracy, and essentially left wing hegemony, left wing domination over institutions. And as someone who tries to maximize whatever I can do to push forward on these issues politically, it's not lost on me that if they can wipe out someone like Donald Trump, you know, we're all table stakes, relatively, and they're going to have no hesitation, because once they cross the Rubicon, metaphorically speaking, that's when dissent becomes a crime. And we've already seen that. I reported on the gender ideology in schools and worked with some of the parent groups that we're trying to mobilize, and they all got put on an FBI list. We know this for sure. FBI counterterrorism list that was specifically for parent school board protesters. So if you participate in the democratic process, we'll turn you into a criminal. I hate that with every fiber of my being. And whatever threats come my way, whatever lawsuits, whatever kind of investigations come my way, you know, it's worth it. You know, take me to prison. You know, fine, let's do this. Because we have to actually confront these questions head on. We need to have people to have enough courage to put to actually, you know, courage without risk is not courage.