Well, I've said it publicly many times. I stand with Texas. I think what they're doing is asserting their state's sovereignty as a state within the structure of our constitutional framework. And look, If the federal government's not going to enforce the law, the states have to be able to enforce the law. They're the border state. And like we just said, they gave a little bit of a taste to place like Martha's vineyard, to places like New York City, where, you … (44:07–44:13)
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