Okay, I wanna throw this to you, and I'm just gonna ask you what your top line takeaways are from Todd Blanche's failure to launch as Donald Trump's permanent attorney general.

I think it's fair to say that Todd Blanche has been the worst head of DOJ in the department's hundred and fifty-five-year history.

He has attacked the rule of law.

He does that on just about a daily basis.

He has attacked the Justice Department as an institution, and the thing we focus most on is that he has attacked DOJ's workforce.

And DOJ's...

DOJ is its career workforce.

And you wrote a great piece that you posted a few days ago, and the piece is titled, "A Weird Thing Happened After twelve hundred Plus DOJ Alumni Signed a Letter Opposing Todd Blanche." Can you tell us a little bit about the origins of that petition, twelve hundred plus public servants, attorneys from DOJ, former attorneys signed a letter opposing Blanche's nomination? And what is the weird thing that happened in the wake of that?

What did it take to bring that coalition together, and what was the central concern?

You know, it, it wasn't quite as hard as you'd think in considering that it's hard to get [chuckles] more than two or three DOJ lawyers to agree on anything.

We have many thousands of DOJ alumni in our network at this point.

We drafted a letter.

We sent it to the alumni in our network.

We encouraged them to sign, and they did in droves.

And this was an opportunity for them to sign something that they couldn't edit, which, you know, is, is asking a lot.

Stacy, what does this letter tell us that career employees are worried about that the public may not be seeing?