 Well, when it first happened, I was feeling super helpless because I was in Texas. You know, and I'd been at the White House for 14 years as the director of the White House Medical Unit, three presidents, including, you know, President Trump, who's my president, right? And I have a close personal relationship with him. So I felt really helpless to see that happen and not be able to jump up on the stage and render aid, you know. So that was my first thing. It was just an overwhelming situation.