of we're going to continue to fight back. what they essentially did, that 5-4, is sent it back to the lower court for further briefing on the merits. this was about the temporary halt there and whether or not that was going to remain, but they're going to send it back on the merits, and we're going to fight really hard. we know a lot more about this than when the, quote of of unquote, emergency rule was issued a few months ago. one of the justices mentioned that she didn't know much about rural america. well, here in flowover country, here -- flyover country, there are rural hospitals that are going to close. rural hospitals are going to close. rural nursing homes are going to close. that, browne -- you know, husband or brother or grandfather that has dementia is going to get moved to a facility he's unfamiliar with. this is fighting to insure people don't have to travel hundreds of miles. we're going to continue to push back on that as those are further briefed in the eighth circuit and other places. maria: and justice clarence thomas, his dissent, we reacted