By the way, there's a bigger question. What is the allowable participation by sitting legislators in the equities market? In any of these markets, they're making the rules, right? They're making the laws. They know what law they're going to pass or may pass. They can foresee the consequence of that law. So, so they, they have in many ways, in my opinion, inside information. They're in the room talking about what the rules are going to be. (14:33–14:42)
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