I think that there's certainly an element of division that needs to be addressed. Yeah. As evidence that UC Berkeley the other night, I do think that there, there's certain issues in society where we're becoming more divided and it's not just blacks against whites, it's whites against blacks. It's all this against each other and it's, uh, it's toxic. But see, Bill, I mean that's not what I asked. We're going to get to Berkeley, but this says two thirds of Republicans say discrimination against whites is as big a problem as whites against blacks. Yeah. As we sit here today, I do think that there is an element of racism against white individuals. I do. I do see it. I think it's been evidence. Since I'm a conservative and not a Trump person, let me just say this. That's absurd. And let me say this as a black liberal person, that's absurd. Okay. So you want to talk about Berkeley because I know that there are, there's this unrest in the streets. There's unrest in a lot of, to put it (32/44)