hearing. david, this outside -- antioutside-in, outsiders coming into the state of alabama, trying to be part of this election process, and it's been said that, no, that's not what alabamans want. but now in the final days, we're getting lots of outsiders. does it help one side more than the other? does it hurt one side more than the other? >> you know, i think that it probably, bannon and those types of guys coming down here probably helps moore more than say a cory booker or somebody who, let's face it, is a national democrat. it's harder to say, hey, look, i'm a different kind of democrat, you know, i share your alabama values when you're bringing in national people that don't really share, you know, alabama values, or that's how alabama perceives it. i want to say one thing, too, about moore and not being on the campaign trail. it's freezing down here, all right? people don't like the cold, but he's on tv. you know what geo tv stands for? get on television, and i see roy moore on every ten seconds when