 We remain ever hopeful that we can avoid the path that this is now headed down. But if anything, I hope it just injects some urgency into the Biden administration's efforts to bring Evan and Paul Whelan and Al Sue and others home. Of course, there is some time between this first hearing today and the next one, which isn't scheduled until mid-August. But it does seem that you think ultimately at the end of these proceedings, he will be convicted. How much harder would it be to bring him home after a conviction than before one?