 bond purchases. So they have the liquidity provisions in place, at least through the end of the year, I would argue. And then we'll see. So 25 could be a bigger challenge for that term premium. Do they have to go the other way? Does the Fed have to go the other way if Trump wins in November? Because he's talking about massive tariffs on the Chinese. He's talking about deporting millions of people from the U.S., obviously shutting down the border. That's all incredibly inflationary, right? Or it could be, at least according to Larry Summers.