they have the steel on site. so, i absolutely am going to be about south carolina first, but the president of the united states has a global view. i think that i would need to speak with him before i made any decisions on that. neil: now, in the race in the fall and things have changed and prospects have improved for a lot of republicans, perhaps yourself included, given the pickup in the economy and certainly pickup in south carolina economy particularly in your very district and i m wondering if that fades off, in, you know, sort of blue wave that everyone was predicting or there was still enough frustration with the president personally that it wipes out all of those advantages? what do you think? well, i can say the blue wave is not going to wash on the shores of south carolina. our economy is robust. we have more jobs to fill than we have people to fill them, and ultimately, those are the things that people are going to the voting booth and deciding and making their voice heard