But you know, we've had presidents who speak bluntly in the past. Haven't we had an ambassador? Well, look, I think that's what gets people's attention. And for eight years, we've had a president who is mostly concerned about impressing himself with how bright he was. And what that does is diminish the American message and make it less clear for people all around the world who are not going to go into deep research over what constitutes an existential threat. In the Muslim world, for example, they know exactly what the threat of radical Islam is. They have, Muslims around the world have suffered more from it than anyone in the West to date. So when they hear Donald Trump talk about these people, it's the people in the Muslim parts of the world who are saying, damn right. Or forced that effect. Exactly. Nick, do you think the elites are ever going to get used to the way Trump speaks? No, they're right. It's perfectly clear. The problem is ISIS doesn't have uniforms. So we're going to get them uniforms. That's what he was saying. Well, I mean, Trump was, I think he was saying Mexico to pay for the uniform. He stuck in the clip I played. He was talking about the uniforms, but he was saying, I think he was essentially saying that's why we have to fight ISIS differently. You know, we have to kind of get down and dirty with that because talking about them like James Cagney. That's where you start, right? But he was saying that because they don't wear the uniforms, we have to treat them differently. Do you have a uniform, too? There's clearly a uniform there. It's like black pajama bottom. Exactly. There's a sword involved. I'm pretty sure I could pick out a nice disguise. This is the American uniform. Exactly. Right here.