you know, I'm not particularly interested in participating in their political stunt. And at the end of the day, their effort is going to fail. They're going to come back to Texas. The governor has already announced that he intends to call another special session and if need be another and another and another. And under the Texas Constitution, the Speaker of the House has the authority to order their arrest. And and, you know, back in 2003, I was serving at the time as the Solicitor General of Texas and and one of the very first projects ever worked on concerned a call from the Speaker of the House, who then his name was Tom Craddick, the state legislature was taking up redistricting. And Texas democrats tried the same stuff than that they tried now, which is they fled the state in 2003. The House Democrats went to Ardmore, Oklahoma, the Senate Democrats, went to Albuquerque, New Mexico, and the Speaker of the House back then asked the attorney general who was then Greg Abbott, my boss asked him, Do I have the authority to arrest fleeing House members? Abbott asked me I researched it turns out the Texas constitution has a provision that explicitly authorizes laying House members to be arrested, that provision is copied word for word from a provision in the US Constitution. Okay. And so there is clear legal authority to handcuff and put in leg II are legislators that are trying to stop the legislature from being able to do business and to and to physically compel their presence and not to ensure a quorum. And so in 2003, the democrats failed. And it's gonna fail again this year.