So I don't think, Wilson, that that is some type of symbol that we're all on the same page.

I think the opposite is true.

I think Brandon's point only works if you assume that race is a proxy for political voting.

If you assume that African Americans exclusively vote Democrats and that the only way to elect African Americans is to draw a district that overwhelmingly votes Democrat, that may be the case.

I think the Democrats locally and nationally are terrified of of President Trump's successful outreach to communities of color in this country, and you're seeing black Republicans get elected all over the country.

And what I would hope would happen, and I think will happen, as you see this redistricting, if Mississippi, and this is a big if, but if Mississippi were able to draw four reliable Republican districts, What I would hope would happen here, and I hope this would happen from the RNC all over the country, is go find spectacular black Republicans and get them elected.

Because that is going to, A, directly address this concern.

Lucian, what do you think is going to