 was initially uncomfortable with it. I think one of his advisors sort of said that was sort of the New York liberal in him, that he was like, why do people need this weapon? But his advisors in the NRA, you know, they quickly explained to him that this is what his supporters, you know, want, that this weapon is part and parcel with that. And he has sort of changed his tune and publicly, you know, now supports the weapon or, you know, does not support any sort of change to a law to make it harder to get.