 He says, the state budget grew by billions of dollars under my predecessor while our economy stalled. From 2017 to 2022, the national economy grew by 11% during that time. Maryland's only grew by 3%. Meanwhile, spending ballooned, increasing by 70% during the seven years just before I took office. In short, we were spending, but we weren't growing. That's not politics. That's math. He talks about the billions of dollars from the federal government was not a structural surplus. It was a sugar high, which he's probably right about that. Yeah.