 of 1968. The country was very divided in 1968. The Democratic Convention was going to be in Chicago. Walter Cronkite came back from Vietnam, asked, you know, what the hell was going on, and, you know, was very critical of the war. And Lyndon Johnson famously told his aides, you know, if I've lost Walter Cronkite, then I've lost middle America. And shortly thereafter, it took a couple weeks, but he did a famous, I will not seek nor like except my party's nomination,