jonathan, i was looking at the new york times and they ve reported just out of california, for example, over the last 18 months, officials there say ghost guns accounted for 25% to 50% of firearms recovered at crime scenes. so what do you think then the completion of this new rule means to stop these guns from being, well, from being ended up in so many crime scenes? so, kate, actually what you raise is really what i refer to is the ghost gun paradox. the most stringent gun control measures are the ones that are the most susceptible to the existence of the ghost guns. really, because it s easy to get around the regulations that are in place. so today, what the president is doing is actually bringing a national strategy to address this problem. so any regulation from a national level that stops these untraceable, unserialized weapons from getting in the hands of the nation s most violent criminals is a benefit