Here with Congressman Ken Buck, Republican of Colorado, you just came from the hearing before we get to that. You announced some big news. You're leaving Congress at the end of next week. I am, yes, I'm resigning my seat and creating a vacancy in my district. The Honorable, the Speaker, House of Representatives, Sir. I hereby submit my resignation effective at the end of the calendar day, a March 22, 2022, as the United States Representative for the Fourth District of Colorado. And closed as the letter I submitted to Governor Jared Polis of Colorado. It has been an honor and privilege to serve the people of Colorado and to serve with you and other great members of Congress. Science and Cerely, Ken Buck, Member of Congress. Why leave now and leave a vacancy in an already very narrow majority for your party? Yeah, because it's, to me, it's important to get in the mix of this election cycle and start talking about the issues that people recognize our such a problem right now. I'm supporting Mr. Tottville. I was surprised by Ken's announcement. I'm looking forward to talking with him about that. You know, it's about Trump not supporting the six-packed bill.