JD Vance

Right.

And look, sometimes, to be clear, there is outright malevolence.

There's lobbyists who are in their ear.

I think of this case, it was just, you know, a bunch of people in rural Ohio that nobody except for, you know, a few of us.

I care about them, obviously, but no person in the Harris administration cared about.

And so when we went to the White House and just said you could move money.

Even just give us a couple million dollars to collect the samples and get the study started, and then we'll privately fund it down the road.

We couldn't get anything from them.

And I think it was just they were like, eh, we've got bigger fish to fry.

Oh, yeah.

No, I mean, look, we have definitely— Does it show what it is to you?

That's how much gallons was on it.

The capacity and the context is what?

Yeah.

Each car had different stuff.

Yeah, each car had different stuff.

Millions of liters.

Yeah, and a lot of people – it's a rural area, so a lot of people are on well water.

A lot of people are just breathing in the air.

We won't know, and we may never really know because we didn't collect the samples at the time because you've got to establish the baseline.