Jessica Tarlov

Is there?

They're a way to undo it or regulate it better when there's a different, okay, what does that look like?

Interesting.

Well, we'll definitely be watching that.

And quickly, before we go, did you see all the news about who Cesar Chavez actually was?

Absolutely.

It's not completely surprising.

And there are a number of people have been giving interviews saying, like, we knew bits and pieces of it.

But obviously, Dolores Huerta coming forward with her story is a critical component of it.

What do you think lawmakers and really Democratic lawmakers are going to do about this?

Yeah.

Does his name come off monuments and schools?

And, you know, I mean, this is somebody who didn't have a tiny impact on the country and the labor movement and the party.

No, of course.

And that's the argument that many people, and I don't even want to make it political because there were plenty of people on the right, felt about, you know, bad guys from the Civil War, for instance, that they didn't, you know, want their names on things anymore.

So, but that, I mean, certainly a lot of people that I know and work with felt like that's gone too far.

But this feels like...

This isn't like Christopher Columbus or something like this.

This feels like something that you could really undo.

Okay.