states now that have these much more restrictive abortion guidelines. what is the impact of this? so it s the disconnect, jose, right? so what we re seeing is these two laws that could very potentially overturn roe v. wade as we know them, being very much disconnected from the average american view on abortion. gallop has something that s been tracking abortion for decades. right now, we re seeing 80% of the american public supports the right to an abortion. there is a split now with about 30% saying, in any circumstance, hire percentage, 42% saying under certain circumstances, but taken as a whole, the american public is behind roe v. wade. so if we see the court in this session come down and potentially overturn roe v. wade, i think that is going to be perceived as tremendous overreach by the supreme court, which is not an elected body, but is still politically indirectly one.