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They'll be like they will have to send in the military, but they'll have to use real bullets, not rubber ones. No more unsubstantiated claims about this president. It should be justified. This was one, this man was one of the most investigated men in history. And if we've been over that hump for a couple of years now that if anything else was going to come out, it would have came out by now. And trust somebody or, you know, find out why you can't trust somebody. I don't see why you can't trust who's in there now. I mean, Trump isn't even taking a salary. Merchandise, hey, somebody that I follow closely went from his net worth from a few hundred thousand dollars to five and a half million selling merchandise. That's the wave of the future. So you just say that criticized anybody about selling merchandise right now. It's the same kind of people that trade in the stock market and they're in denial that it's really in a bull market, but by the time they realize that it's too late because they missed the whole damn thing. Merchandise is the way to make money nowadays. Sell in merchandise. Buy a T-shirt from me. You know, I can't do that on ham radio. That's against the law. FCC rules to sell merchandise. But that's the way to make money nowadays. AA4HO, Ron Nirma, Florida, back to Terrell and Net Control. This is repeat. A lot of that stuff just goes right over my head that you just said. First off, the merch, fine, everyone does it, right? YouTubers do it. Instagrammers do it. The President of the United States, the leader of the free world, should not be selling merch, hockey hats and watches and sneakers and anything else that he can put his name on, he's willing to hawk it for a profit. That's not what should be running in this country. A man who's spent more hours playing golf since he's been reelected than sitting in the Oval Office actually, you know, considering the best in the United States. He's played more golf than he's done anything else since he's reelected. The crime in DC, there's crime everywhere. What is the solution to bring in the military everywhere? Basically, all you admitted in that statement, Ron, is that you don't feel safe in your own community, which that's sad, man. I feel really bad for you. I went, we went through about a year in the last few months where people just didn't feel safe because there was crime, but I wouldn't have wanted the military rolling around up here to put a stop to that. I wouldn't have even wanted police having a consistent presence in my neighborhood as a result. I didn't hold any qualms with them. Let me see here. We're calling. Okay. We'll try and Bill and Steve are still with us. If not, 73. Hopefully, you will be. You just admitted that you're scared in your own neighborhood, and that's unfortunate. It really is. No one should be scared to go out in their own neighborhood, and you wouldn't think, you know, a relatively small town in Florida would be experiencing enough crime to make you afraid to leave your home. If that's the case, then get a weapon, man. Get something that you, if you're put in a situation where you need to defend yourself, that's the option you have as an American citizen. We don't get an option here in Canada. We can't carry a gun or a knife in any, to protect ourselves in any way. If you are carrying a weapon here in Canada, and you use it to stop someone that's coming at you, and you hurt that person, then you're going to get in trouble. We have very different laws in our countries when it comes to our abilities to protect ourselves and how we're allowed to go about it. I still don't think bringing in the military is the way to squash problems in your country. I believe that, you know, we have elected representatives that are supposed to be able to come to an agreement, but Trump is so dead against anything Democrat that he's unwilling to come to any conclusion.