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KJ5-RQ returning. Boots on the ground. Well the question is, whose boots? Not ours, I hope. No, I don't think we should put American boots on the ground there. First off for a few reasons, but let's talk about Palestinian statehood. There's not a state of Palestine. At least not outside of a graph organizational chart. What I mean is there's no applicable government. So what's being recognized? Well, if Hamas is in charge of Palestine, then they are recognizing an official terrorist country, giving them credence. I'm not sure why. I'm not sure to what end. You know, if Palestine, the actual government of Palestine, if they, the Palestinian Authority, sorry that's what I was trying to think of, if they actually had a functioning government, if they had some kind of organization, you know, had things in place to become a recognized country, it would be different. But they're not. I mean, look, even the United States, whenever we were created as a country, had to be organized. We had to be in the midst of our own fight. Remember, we were fighting off tyranny also, 249 years ago. You see? So just because the time's different doesn't mean the end result changes. We did end up winning that fight with the help of the French, but not until the very end. I'm not saying that Palestine should not get help. I'm just saying if they want to be recognized as an actual country, they need to be one. More than just being on paper. So I think our allies who are recognizing the idea of a Palestinian Authority government are doing themselves a disservice. And they're people. They're giving in to terrorists. They are negotiating with terrorists. You don't do that, period. It never works out. Make no mistake, Hamas is a terrorist organization. They caused what's going on in a few different ways. Not just October 7th, when they killed thousands of Jews in an organized attack. You know that old saying, don't start none, there won't be none? They should have probably listened to that. I'm going to take a real quick break.