pennsylvania law is. well, pennsylvania law provides that voters have to both sign and date the declaration envelope. as you noted, there is litigation going on right now. i m not going to comment on the active litigation. but, you know, our goal here at the department and the counties, to make sure every vote is counted. and we ll work with the counties, kyou know, whatever te courts decide in that litigation. we ll work with counties to make sure that they carry out the court s order. just so people understand, you re supposed to write the date on the envelope. but it has nothing to do with when the ballots are sent, or received. we re only talking about ballots that are postmarked by the appropriate time and received by the appropriate time, regarding of whether the data s written on the envelope, correct? i want to clarify one thing.
domestic issues as well. that is right. particularly in south korea, he is focused on the couple of companies, south korean companies, they are going to open manufacturing plants in the u.s.. they will bring jobs to the u.s.. and help deal with some of the economic issues there. on the longer term. not necessarily right away. and he was also asked about monkeypox, which he says is something that everybody should be concerned about. take a listen to that. they have not told me the level of yet, but if something happens that we should be concerned about, we are working on it hard. vaccine may be available for it. but it is a concern, in the sense that if it were to spread, but it is not going to. now, we heard from the presence national security advisor, dave sullivan, that he has been briefing the president on monkeypox, residents health and medical advisers throughout