 So it's almost identical to the description of the documents the secretary of state said he didn't have. What's even more interesting just to me is that attorney general Tim Griffin sent me a statement where he said that the signatures were rejected for different reasons. He said they signed the affidavit on the wrong day, but everything was notarized by the secretary of state's office employees on July 5th. And again, I was there when this happened. Yeah, that's, that's pretty confusing. What was the reaction from the sponsors of this group?