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Well, you're losing by a little bit. In some cases, you can be losing by a lot, and we'll bring you over the line. But mostly, it's if you're close, and we'll get — I think we'll get all those people elected. But I'm going to have to work. I'm going to go up to Alaska for Dan Sullivan. Think of it. They have a man named Dan Sullivan running against him, the Democrats. I think, Todd, you have a legal case on that. They sued to be — it's how crazy. So they have somebody running, and then they found a man who never was political before, never ran, never thought about running. And his name was Dan Sullivan. So he's running in the race against Dan Sullivan. And he actually got two and a half or three points in the race, and he qualified for the final. So let's say he takes two or three points away. That's the difference between winning and losing. It should be illegal. I don't know how the judges are ruling it, but it really is terrible. This guy knew nothing. All he knew was his name was Dan Sullivan. He barely knew that. But he has the same name as a very good senator that we have for Alaska. So I'm going to go to Alaska, and I want it by a lot, by a real lot. And I'm going to, you know, hopefully get Dan. And we're going to go to Texas and work