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So you can track, you got the receipt, as the kids say, to show exactly what money you've paid out.

And so it would seem with that in mind, if CBP really sets up this framework for getting it done, that that would expedite the process.

But I think that there are going to be those who press for litigation to make sure that that vow is made good.

Yeah, and that's such a great question because that's what we keep waiting for.

Listen, if this thing comes in the next couple of weeks, I do think it's going to impact a number of states that can make these changes before it's later.

But if it comes at the end of June, it may preclude that process.

You're right from getting too close to doing anything about the elections that are going to come in the midterms.

You know, the justices will tell us they want the court to be viewed as apolitical as possible.

They don't want to get involved in looking like they're putting a weight on the scale in a partisan manner or any other way.

So I don't know where they're going to do, where they're going to land with this.

But, you know, the chief justice always tells us when the opinions are ready, we don't hold them or time them to meet any kind of specific political or other timeline.

We release them.

So they haven't even given us a date for the next release.

But he says they don't play games with it, that when it's ready, we get it.

Buck, I love it.

One of my favorite questions, because remember, this administration picked that up.

When the court had the investigation, the chief justice kept it in-house.

use the Marshall service, use their internal workings to get it done.

We know some people were pressed on taking lie detector tests and those kinds of things, but we all know if it was a clerk and that's an, if we have no idea, they have these one year terms.

And if it's an internal Supreme court investigation, when they leave at the end of that clerking term, the court kind of loses its reach over them.