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The thing. Its good to be with you in this setting as opposed to the federal courthouse where we usually spend our days and weve a lot to cover about this really Remarkable Book that congratulations and glad its finally out. Just to start with a basic question, who who are the sedition hunters and why did you choose to write not just a story about them, as in might normally, but an entire book would tell me tell me about them. You know, its a really diverse group. Theyre really from across the country early on. I think there are a lot even people who are overseas who are sort of involved in this on the open source side and bringing some of their sort of skills and technology to that. But really, you know, the core group that it is now are spread out all across the country. And in fact, of our different political persuasions. And in fact, theres a key individual i write about in the book who voted for trump twice, which was sort of a surprise for a lot of the other sedition hunters, but