That's Ridley O. Sponsored by Ken Vengeance. And for H. A. King Con, Vengeance you'll have to go. You got a boy, Slagman? Yes. Question for you. You must be Gary Daniels. I know. You're a rap, right? I'm just a senator. Oh, I was sitting there. I think I must have been looking at an older record of when you were a rap. Yeah, this is my first term of the summer. You were on, I think, well, I don't remember what the committee was called, but it was the one that heard the E. Verify Bill. Yes. And you voted not to high P.L. E. Verify. You wanted to enforce more employers to have to check on the citizenship status of their employees. I wanted to find some way to verify that people were legally. How do you justify this additional regulation on business as your Republican, right? Yeah. I mean, how do you justify that? How do you justify that additional regulation and additional cost that would be forced on businesses? I don't know that we, I think we were actually trying to, we weren't doing it for the businesses, we were concentrating on doing it for public employees. Actually, with this thing, in fact, we had to whittle down, I believe, to just estate. Oh, I see. So at first, at one point, the bill was going to force all contractors who did business with the state to go through all these hoops. That was problematic. But the version that you voted not to high P.L. was actually a different version. The final version, the final one that we were focused on was just for the state. I see. Okay. I was at some of these hearings and asked some questions of people there. I didn't, I didn't pick up on that at all, but maybe, maybe what you voted on was a different, different later bill than the one that I was at. That's what I wanted to call it because we did consider the things about putting it on, you know, the contractors and the burden that was going to put on business and was not excellent. Oh, really? So you were against having the, forcing the contractors to go through E-Varify. We were trying to start slow and start with the state. We'd be putting up the money and see if that even worked. There was a whole lot of things dealing with the federal as well. Okay. Well, I'd look to your record a little bit before coming over at that. I looked pretty good. I'm glad to see this part as good too. So I mean, I'm, this obviously is coming from a pro business orientation. Well, I've tried to be very much so as well. Yeah. All right. Well, thanks, Mr. Dan, I appreciate your time. Really report.com. I mean, check YouTube in a month and probably this will be up. Okay. I'm a little slow sometimes. You want to slide forward? Yes. Oh, got a question for you. Can you name something that you have done as a, you know, from your position of power to keep taxes from going up in the open? Well, I managed to get in a meeting with the governor and between Tim Fein and myself, we got the court system to stand moford when they were going to move it to Marumac about three or four years ago. Well, other than that, we work. So that, you think that's safe tax dollars by preventing movement costs? Yes. Okay. I see. We work as a board and most of the decisions that have changed money has been board decisions. So that's how operates well, actually, more heads of better than one. Yeah. Okay. All right. I appreciate your time. What do you mean? My, okay. Thanks so much for putting on. I appreciate it. Thank you. I was seeing that money. I'm really pleased to see. So there going into a non-public session now, which kind of caught me by surprise. I wasn't inside there. Public, one of those things that seems to get abused a lot by local governments, but I haven't really been around here for a long enough or often enough to get a sense for whether that happens here. Because it's non-public, you often have no idea whether it should be non-public. You don't know what they're saying. Talking about. Yeah, because this is... That's Ridley O. sponsored by King Vengeance. In 4, Hitch-A-Keyn-Con, Vengeance you'll have to go. Only 50 bucks held near the peak of leaf peeping season in a place that's fascinating even without its natural beauty. The purpose is to focus discussion on New Hampshire Freedom activism. King Vengeance you'll have to go.