Adam Gurri

And sort of in as much as they're for things, they're very defensively for things.

So we're defending our public health institutions.

We're defending our research institutions and the university.

We're defending the civil service.

But we need to move beyond that and actually have a positive vision for not just what we're

now that Trump has made a mess of everything, let's step back and make some things better.

And many of those things can be made better legislatively and, you know, through having the right president.

But there are some things that would require amendments.

And so the Reconstruction Papers are sort of going to cover

All of it.

And frankly, not just the political, legislative and legal stuff and constitutional stuff, but even thinking about how do we rethink our approach to the media industry?

How can we heal civil society to be a little better at handling threats like this than it was?

So, you know, we're going to reach out to a lot of subject matter experts across a lot of areas and say, how do we redo this?

higher education?

How do we make it better?

How do we avoid this situation we found ourselves stuck in where tuitions were exploding and student debt was exploding, but actually the institution itself was really straining under the pressure even while getting all that money.

What's the path now forward after Trump has taken a hammer to it?

Higher education was one example.

Executive accountability is one where it's more passing new laws and amendments.

But we want to actually create a collection of this that would be handed out to people that would hopefully one day be in a position to influence what was being done.