fentanyl. but there's certainly, that's not to say that the situation is not a disaster on the border because it shul is. i think that there is -- it absolutely is. i think that there is a lot of talking back and forth and, ultimately, it's going to be congress that has to solve this. and i think that, you know, people are -- they're so interested in posturing ask and not wanting to do anything about it. title 42 the, it was a covid emergency thing and regardless of how you feel about a law, i think it's most important to not allow the government to be able to abuse power. the covid emergency's been not a thing for a very long time. but immigration that we have in place right now was built in the '90s, andst it's not meant to handle this kind of influx of people. i think people that want to come here and work, that should be easier to come here healey. definitely agree that we need to stop all of the incentives like the free stuff for people who come over here illegally or, you know, for people in general. ing the welfare state is massive. [laughter] >> i think the border has the potential to be a big topic. it would be, i guess,