Timothy J. Heaphy

Let's welcome in our chief legal analyst, former federal prosecutor, general counsel at the University of Virginia, investigative, shall we say, staffer at the highest levels.

And we welcome him in.

That would be one Tim Hayfee.

Yeah, so Tim Hafee's with us.

I really appreciate it, your perspective on this.

Our chief legal analyst, we're talking about the next era proposed acquisition of Dominion Energy in South Carolina, North Carolina, right here in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

One last thing on this, Tim.

What rights does Dominion have as a for-profit business? If the SEC were to say, nope, we find that this will disrupt competitiveness, it will do the things you alluded to, and we are going to say we do not approve this merger, does Dominion then have a legal route, whether it be antitrust legislation, to appeal the decision of the SEC?