Yeah. Okay, there you go. When you saw. What'd you think? Give. Give me a break. You know, as attorney general, I had a job to do. I defended the. I defended the state and the laws that were passed and signed into law by the governor, by the legislature and the governor. So, okay, that felt partisan, but that was my job as attorney general, by the way, your job is not to be suing the legislature every time you turn around, which some people don't seem to get, but anyway. (39:22–39:29)
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