it. I think the best way to describe it as a conflict of visions, we have a different vision for how to govern and so our vision is one where people are allowed to self govern live freely choose their own government, and pursue their own happiness that's, that's a particular vision, where, where human nature can be can be the left and right parameters can be set by democratic institutions but not funded you cannot fundamentally change the nature of man, the vision of the Chinese as much different. They do believe in the ability to form human nature and to create a collective, and, and, and any. Basically, any, any means justify those ends. I mean, you can see it now you're putting you're putting wiegers they're putting wiegers and and concentration camps, shaving their heads, there was, there was a, an instance we just saw where our customs seized a bunch of human hair that had come from wiegers it was being shipped here, to, to make hair braids. I mean this is, it's, it's horrible what's what's happening over there and this is because they have a totally different vision of humanity they have a different vision for civilization and they want to support that vision and this is this this is the essential conflict on how, how they perceive the freedom of the individual. What scares me the most is is that vision is, is it's not as toxic as you might think to American minds, especially young ones. So what are we seeing right now in America, what's our, you know, civil war. It is also a conflict of visions and it's fundamentally that as well. You know the progressive belief is a top down belief that people should think the way they want them to that people should speak the way they want them to. And again, means justify the ends, because there's always some kind of utopia that they're trying to achieve. Now utopian ism has a pretty bad history in humanity, it always results in a lot of people dead. Just like Maoism resulted in 10s of millions of people dead and now they're basically just re energizing that same kind of vision and what and again what skip the when you talk about utopianism again it's very romantic, it's very, it's, it's, it's people are susceptible to it, especially young people, because you know maybe deep down they are morally good and they want to achieve something better, but what they fail to understand is the foundations for success that created America, the foundations of economic freedom of personal freedom of rights. A culture of rights. That is something that only we have in America, and I mean it, only we have that, there is no bill of rights in Great Britain or even Canada, they can their their freedom of speech can be trampled on ours, cannot be by law. Now it is okay and that's a different discussion about canceled culture, but at least we have a culture of rights and but we're losing that to this conflicting vision, And the Chinese are happy to perpetuate that, and it's not to say the Russians aren't a threat the Russians are very good at this information warfare because they've been doing it for very long time, they've been playing this conflict of visions game, you know, for a century, and they're very good at it. The Chinese are getting better at it. And we need to be, we need to be going into this with eyes wide open.