there in washington? does that depend on just what side of the republican party you're on? >> well, we saw house speaker paul ryan, who is leaving at the end of the year, come out yesterday against this idea of eliminating the birthright citizenship, and he called it unconstitutional. but other than that we actually haven't seen a lot of republicans in washington really call out the president on some of these hardline immigration ideas. and the president really keeps unveiling sort of new immigration policies, whether or not they'll actually become proposals -- whether or not they'll actually become policies is a whole other matter. but he's been unveiling these ideas in sofrt a drip drip fashion overt last week to keep his base energized. and we haven't seen a lot of republicans sort of call foul on this. i do think that republicans -- house republicans and moderate seats who are worried about suburban voters, worried about women, it makes them a little uncomfortable, but it's not something they're publicly calling out.