Doug Burgum

So all the cool stuff that America has.

But the celebration for U.S.

250, we're going to be celebrating it across all of these properties and all these assets, like I said, from the Statue of Liberty, the Golden Gate Bridge.

But here in D.C.

this summer, it is going to be, I might be breaking national news right here, but there is going to be an attempt, I think we're going to hit it, but it could be the largest fireworks display ever on Earth

on the Fourth of July in Washington, D.C.

This could be as many as 20 times larger than the typical Fourth of July event if those plans hold.

But just for you, Vince, first time I've said that out loud, but National Park Service is the one that manages the ball.

So if you're shooting off fireworks between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument, you can thank your National Park Service for managing all the aspects of safety and all the manage

of these celebrations right here as part of our incredible 250th birthday.

I think they're talking pounds of fireworks.

And so this is going to be a record-setting effort that we're chasing.

Could be a Guinness World Book of Records.

The answer is absolutely, because not only do they lease it and we get a paycheck, and then when they produce it, we get a royalty.

So then we make money.

We're partners in getting a revenue stream off of the royalty that comes off of the onshore and offshore mineral development.

So, yeah, this is a, and it's not a little thing.

I mean, right now on lands managed by the Department of Interior represent 27% of all the oil production in this country.

So, interiors, interior resources, the American people are producing more oil than Exxon Mobil is.

So, this is a, it's a big opportunity.