It's fantastic. So the BBC interviewer shows him the tape of the people being pushed onto trains, and he says, what is this? And the chinese ambassador says, I can't see it. I'm not sure what you're talking about. He's literally saying that the screen is huge. It's right behind him, like he's looking right at it, and he acts as though he can't see it. And then he starts talking about the natural beauty of the region. Right? He won't deal with it. He won't explain what it is. And the rest of the world is just like, well, you know what? This is where in the sporting world, the story that's undercover in the sporting world is the blowback that the NBA gave to Daryl Morey, the Houston Rockets gym, for saying, free Hong Kong. You can't even get anybody in the NBA to condemn China, while China's subjecting a million Uighurs to abject slavery. Mark Cuban just had an exchange with Ted Cruz the other day where he was going after Cruz for something. And Cruz said, well, just. He questioned Cruz's balls or something. And Cruz came back at him and said, well, do you have the balls to condemn China? And Cuban said something like, well, you know, I don't want to get involved in the internal affairs of another country. Well, that's. That is not an internal affairs question. It's one thing to say, I don't want to get involved in the tax rates of other countries. Another thing to say, shaving people's heads, shipping them on trains to concentration camps where you force them into labor and or sterilize them, that seems like not an internal issue that you're not allowed to criticize. Really?