the mail. that however, would end overnight tonight if the supreme court does not step in here now, doj has laid this all out in their filing to the supreme court, and they're arguing right off the bat. several things they're saying, look, this drug has been approved for more than 20 years since the year 2000. it's survived five presidential administrations because of this scientific backing for this and the world health organization has this drug listed on its list of essential medicines. so the deal j is doing all they can to put all of their arguments before the supreme court. it is now in the hands of the supreme court. american bianna, you know, we're expecting that potentially the supreme court might rule by the end of the business day, but really a. they don't have to act here. although it's likely they will and they could act all the way up until that one am east coast deadlines, so we'll see. the clock is really ticking here and a lot is at stake. guys it's going to be a busy next few hours for you, jessica schneider, thank you so much. keep us posted. we're keeping a close watch on what will happen