isn t that just part of the conversation that happens in washington? no, it s not. i think with being perfect united states and no, i ve been doing this a long time. you ve been doing this, too. i ve never seen it like this, jim. again, i m not i m not looking to go back and forth, but you re asking for an explanation. and i think it s important to understand that whether it s the president himself, the vice president, the senior team, the volunteers or the people who are out there just in america that voted for him or walked the streets or put up a sign, that to constantly be told no, no, no, and to watch him go, yes, yes, yes every time and to come up to the next hurdle and someone put a block up, gets a little frustrating. i think we are and so you see this historic thing. he stands there at the capitol. i was not that close but on the platform. you look out and all your s aamazing view. and it s just so many people who got in long lines, who had to go