Hey, so I'm out I'm in my whole way with Ross barking for stint for Senate. Look at this. Shit, this guy is knocking on doors. He's running for the state Senate. He's fighting for you in Brooklyn. Alright, look at this right here. There we go. Hey, what's up, boss? How you doing Ross? Doing well, knocking on those doors like he said, hustling out here, knocking over probably a hundred doors this point or more, I don't have lost count. So you're running for the state Senate in New York and you need to get certain number of signatures before you can get on the track. And you're running against, you're running as an independent? No, Democrat. I'm running as a Democrat. You're running against Marty Golden. Yep. Right. Oh, cool. Alright, so so glad and pictures. Why should we watch the good people in Brooklyn? I'm not in Brooklyn and then the standout. So I'm an outsider. No, no standout. I'm not in Brooklyn. It's just Brooklyn. I'm in Cross-Barkin, grew up in Bay Ridge, lifelong Brooklyn guy. I'm an outsider who knows the system inside and out. I'm a journalist, a fight trade, I'm a former teacher. I'm an unabasheded progressive. I'm someone who's held a politician to countable. I know how the system works. I know why it succeeds. I know why it fails. Not afraid to stand up to the powers that be. I believe that we need much stronger rent regulations. We need much longer rent control. We need Medicare for all universal health care. I believe housing should be a right not a privilege. We've got more need more funding for education for our public school system. We've got a climate change. And I believe in the era we're in now, you know, Donald Trump at the White House, all the junk going on. We need someone who's really going to be afraid to stand up to the machine that powers that be and get things done. That's the theme of the hours. How do you stand up to the machine? Because the machine you were all you're saying, you're basically rattling off Bernie Sanders. Universal health care, raised the minimum wage. We love all that stuff. How are you going to do it? How are you going to do it if the Democrats are deeply corrupt? The board of elections, they perched 200,000 votes in Brooklyn. What makes you think they're not going to do that to you? When you get there, how are you going to rage against the machine? How are you going to beat the establishments? I think to eat a lot of volunteers or big grassroots movement, we've got over 100 volunteers right here. We've got to build the field operation to win. That's how you win, even with all the tricks. If you really are reaching out voters, you can do it. It is possible even the system will live under. Then if you talk about once you're there in office, I mean, look, the Albany is a mess. It's a cesspool. Not afraid to say it. That all being said. I'm someone who's covered all the need of journalists. I've covered City Hall. I've covered National Politics. I think my background as a reporter gives me some of the skill-setting sites to really try to get things done without also being bought off by special interests, the real estate industry of China. Are you taking back money? Any pack money? No, no real estate development money. No real estate developer money. No pack money. No pack depends on the type of pack, but no real estate developer, no fossil fuel money. There's some good to union, some OK, political action committee, so I'm not going to talk about every single pack. All right. Thank you very much for your time. We'll get you in the show. All right, man. Ross, man. You're welcome. All right. Peace, man. Thank you guys.