I wonder, could you give us a couple of examples of which governors and which states have really excelled, really best in class, five stars to them? I know you don't have a favorite,

but maybe if you could cite one or two.

I've learned not to pick favorites among our 24 governors because they're all doing incredible work in their own right.

I think, you know, I'll start just by saying that every state looks really different.

And that gives them different challenges, but it also presents different opportunities.

And if you take a state like Minnesota, where agriculture is actually its second highest emitting sector based on the economy and the strength of the farming community in Minnesota, one of the greatest things that they've done is actually create a sustainable aviation fuel tax credit to give farmers who are incredible stewards of the land the opportunity to use their resources to promote a clean energy solution that we know is going to be a key part of a decarbonized transportation future.

And so whether it's growing sustainable aviation fuels in Minnesota or whether or not it's growing the battery manufacturing capability in North Carolina under Governor Stein, I think every one of our states is tapping their workforce, tapping their industry and coming up with unique solutions that work well for them.

How has this change in the media environment impacted the jobs that you both do with mayors and with states? Casey, do you want to take that on first?