we need to have this happen. and the most compelling case, from my perspective, the one in d.c. and the one in fulton county. frankly, i think those should take precedent. it's not my decision. it will be interesting to see how this works out. i think that people have to understand that it's going to take forever to strike juries in these cases. and these cases are not simple cases. they will go on for a very, very long time. i think it's also interesting. i had to tell you that i -- i don't mean to chuckle about this. but everybody thinks and talkeds about pardons. i have to say, in georgia, there's no such thing. there's no such thing as getting out of jail free. i've been watching what's happening in federal court and meadows and perhaps clark and trump will follow. you can't get pardoned. the governor can no longer do that. that was changed in the 1940s.