Martha McSally candidate for U.S. Senate. All right, what we doing is happening here at our wall. What an awesome crowd. Tomorrow morning, I'm busy with President Bush, he's coming in and then I'm spending. And then I'm spending the rest of the day tomorrow with our President Donald Trump. Isn't that awesome? The rest of the day. Because he knows how important Arizona is for the future of our country, the future of the agenda that we have, that we've done so much, but we have so much more to do. The Democrats know, Chuck Schumer knows, George Soros, Tom Steyer, and all their friends. They all know that if they have any lasting chance to flip the Senate majority, it goes through Arizona. We are literally the firewall to stop that from happening. All right, are you with me? We're the firewall. We're down to the wire here. So we got to enjoy our dessert and our coffee and then get out there. All right, get out there, man. Now let's go. I represent Arizona, and I'm in a co-equal branch of the government. And it's our responsibility to put legislation on President Trump's desk. Are there issues that are important to Arizona where you disagree with Donald Trump? Well, you know, when he first came out with some of the tariffs, I'm a free trader. I believe in free and fair trade. I advocated my concerns to the administration. Mexico is Arizona's number one training partner, and we needed to modernize NAFTA. And in the process, it's an opportunity for us to grow jobs here in Arizona. And, you know, look, they've been able to get some breakthroughs. So we're just, I'm going to keep out when those types of conversations are. You're an approach, and tomorrow it's not referred to another woman in sports space. I didn't agree with that. I thought it was inappropriate, okay? I mean, it's... I thought it was inappropriate. It's an absurd question. Okay. Good luck. You