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Okay, I did hear three stations. There were some other key ups though with no audio. So I did get AA-4HO, Ron, good morning. N0BF, Steve, good morning. I can't stop you on it. And I also got KM-01X. Kevin, was there anyone else in there? Because I did hear some more key ups, but you had no audio, so if you try again, just check your audio. Anyone else? This is repeater station Kilo Kilo 7, November Quebec November, All Star Node 6222, located in Shelton, Washington. Well, that must be a mistake. Let's go to Ron. AA-4HO, good morning Ron. How's everything going with you this morning? Good morning, Jerry. Good morning to everybody participating in the color-bunging on the two truck. I have one thing that's really bad to report, but I'll get to that last. I wanted to mention, and it was already, the door opened for this. And I had brought it out on Twitter, and I had like I told you before, mentioned to everybody that my Twitter account has exploded. I'm getting a lot of people, and it's really encouraging, and I can't be disappointed with it. I'm very happy with it. And I heard Kevin's, when you wanted to mention Kevin, I'm holding four, I got three yesterday. Basically, I can't be unhappy about that, based on the market futures, where it looks like it's gonna be opening at. And it looks like it could have, even another alt-T that might have been a near-term top. Anyways, getting back to the incidents in DC, the homeless was a secondary thought. The primary purpose of that was to get the problem children off whose parents could never get them, we never cared to get them to behave. And they made 26 arrests last night. And that was actually why they did what they did, and it had really just a secondary thing to do with the homeless. That'll be the best thing that ever happened to them. You ought to see alligator Alcatraz. That facility is better than the police scout camp. That I stayed at. And the food is much, very good. They're getting set very well, and they're in a nice, clean, brand new facility. So I imagine if they're gonna jail the homeless, it'll be along the same line. Let me reset, I got that news I wanted to mention now. A lot of people don't understand leadership because they've never seen it before. People that seem to be opposed to everything, you know, it's like they revolve their whole life about resisting leadership, because they don't wanna be told what to do. And it's not a terrible thing when you realize that a lot of the decisions that a real strong leader makes can be in your best interest. But just for the mere fact that they have to be told what to do, I see a lot of rage. I don't see a lot of rage from where it's being accused, where it's coming from. I see good leadership. In fact, the best I've ever seen. And my friend, I might not be here. I think they may be calling in the middle of the night, like they sometimes do. They sent me a text, they're gonna call me today. And this is my bad news. I'm afraid that they've been telling her all along that her cancer's been curable and everything. I don't know. I was wondering when they may stop doing that. I don't know. When I get this call that I might be told that there's not anything more that they can do, because they will check she was headed that way. So I'll be here for the whole thing if I don't get that call. And that was the bad news that I had. And I'll put in the text box if it's in between the time that I'm talking, that I had to go and take the call. 84-H-O, Ron Muir, I'm a Florida back to you. Gerald, to you and net control. Good leadership there, Gerald. Oh Ron, you know I'm gonna have a different opinion than that. I wouldn't be me if I didn't. And this is an outsider looking in. I mean, I'm not American, right? And the way the rest of the world is looking at Trump, first off, he has like a 37% or a 35% rating in polls. I know you don't trust polls. You don't find them as an accurate means of representation of the current president. But I'm thinking to myself, you're definitely ingrained in that 35%. But enough about that right now. Who is it, Ron, that you're dealing with cancer right now? Is that your wife or someone really close to you? It's a friend, a longtime friend. They had to stay with me for a couple of weeks. I think. And I'd say that we're close in that respect. But we send each other tips and stuff, that kind of friend. I'm really sorry to hear that, Ron, man. Cancer sucks. My mom is a bitch for cancer right now. For sure, it's a melanoma, I think is what it is. It's a blood cancer. And it's starting to move into her bones and stuff. And her numbers were really high yesterday when she went and had her regular test done. And it's not looking good, unfortunately. But I guess it is what it is, right? People get cancer. And this type of cancer is prevalent in my family. My uncle died with it two years ago, my mom's brother. Same exact cancer. And that's the reason, probably, that my mom is still with us now. Because once her brother passed away, it was recommended that everybody in that generation of the family be checked for it. And I've got to get checked for it myself, and my sister as well, and my brother. And yeah, cancer is never good, man. One of those things, it makes me wonder if there's a cure that's being suppressed. Because when it comes to drug companies, the more people you cure, the less customers you have. The more people you continuously treat, the more customers you have. So that's a business, unfortunately. So cures for major diseases don't usually go over well. Because they make more money by treating the problem, not curing it. So, but back to what's going on in Washington. Let me reset. Unfortunate that this regime thinks that an appropriate way to deal with homeless people and young kids that are on the street and stuff like that is to lock them up. And as far as this alligator, Alcatraz, you and me are watching some different stuff, man. Because apparently that place, according to some people that have been there, is pretty much the same. The people that have been there.