John Gafford

I love it.

Yeah, right?

It's a great thing.

But I was watching today, you know, the hearing with Tim Waltz.

Yes.

In front of the House Judiciary, or House Committee, whatever it was.

And they were talking about the math of it, where...

I want to say the U.S.

government spent a million dollars in 2017 for kids with autism.

That's what they spent on programs.

And then through the fraud that's happening there now, I think they spent $326 million last year.

And then they were talking about what percentage of kids have autism, and they were saying there's 5.6 million people in Minnesota.

1.8 million of those people is below...

is below that.

And then below that, again, you have one in 36 kids that are on the spectrum.

So if you figured it out, it was like some insane number they were spending per kid of how it was.

So when you're dealing with your services in New York, right?

And I'm just curious is how much of it is privately funded through people and how much is through insurance and how much of it is through grants?

I'm just curious.

So we- And I'm not at all implying you're doing anything unscrupulous.