Well, we may do that. I'm in the process of verifying some stuff. It's going to reset this discussion in a very big way. Rob service. So, like, why are you here? You were supposed to be here. Like, you were sitting in the phone, you were going to go home for a while, you were going to go off the grid. Correct. I mean, what happened was on Saturday, some information came to us and we decided that we can't sit on it and we need to break it. So, what's the club? Like, don't give me a suspense. We have information now that the president's personal attorney Michael Cohen has been accepting money from the Russians after the election. Starting in January of 2017, out of the same account that he paid my client out of on October 27th of 2016. Russians means what? Well, money from one of the leading Russian oligarchs who is known to be at the right hand of Vladimir Putin. What's the money for? We don't know what it's for, but what we do know is that this was the same bank account that was set up for the purpose of paying my client $130,000 and we find it rather ironic that it appears that the reimbursement of that payment may in fact have come from the Russians. Okay. Okay. And you know about this how? Because we're good. So tomorrow late afternoon, early evening, I'm going to post it on my Twitter account and we're going to then see what happens. So, you got the final version? Yeah. Let's just see how it plays out. You got a tweet written? Two tweets. Two tweets. This is the first tweet. After a significant investigation, we have discovered that Mr. Trump's attorney, Mr. Cohen received approximately $500,000 from a company controlled by a Russian oligarch with closed ties to Mr. Putin. These monies may have reimbursed $130,000 payment. So that's a big deal. Okay. What's given the second tweet now? The exact these summaries may be accessed via the link below, Mr. Trump and Mr. Cohen have a lot of explaining to do. It was just sent. It was just sent. There it is. Summary, Michael Dean Cohen. Can we pay you a sizzling? Seven pages. What's it say? It says they're in a lot of shit. That's what it says.