Or can you, Tom?

You know, it's, it's...

What's interesting is in some cases what I see is just the opposite.

There are many people who consider themselves more pro-choice when they look at themselves on the spectrum, but when they look at Prop 1 and they see that it removes parental notification and consent, they're like, "Wait, wait, wait, that goes way too far." Right? Or maybe in their minds, they think that abortion should be allowed up to a certain point, and they read Prop 1 and realize it just re- erases the line.

Then they...

A- and, and so they are voting a- against Prop 1, even though it, they would consider themselves You know, on the spectrum, more pro-choice than pro-life, but, but that just shows you how radical and out of touch Proposition 1 is when it, uh, when, when you read in the language of Prop 1 itself that, uh, every person, it has the, um, uh, uh, it- it- it...

Well, I'm gonna read it to you.

Why do you think Michael Bloomberg, that lady in Minnesota, the people in Washington, D.C. are spending millions in Idaho, sir?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but that has to be the most expensive ballot initiative that we've ever seen in Idaho.

Yeah, it will.

And there's also a C3 that the U.S. people have, which is not required to report where they're getting their money from.

And you really don't know how much they have till they've spent it because they must report that.

And they've spent millions of dollars since July.

Those are the ads that you have seen that don't tell you how to vote.

But they kind of till the ground and they try to put in people's mind this bit of doubt, like there's got to be something wrong in Idaho.

It just feels really sketchy.

Are they accurate in your view?

They're not even clo- they're not even close to being accurate.

And first off, Kevin, let's just talk about who's paying for this, right? Millions of dollars have come in from billionaires across the country that, uh, that spend little or no time in Idaho.

You've got Michael Bloomberg in New York City.

You've got this DC PAC that about a month ago gave six hundred and fifty thousand dollars.

Last week, they gave another two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.

You've got, uh, o- organizations from Illinois and from California, all across the, the country.

Tom, what do you make of people saying we're losing all these doctors? I, I, you know, I don't know if you subscribe to The Wall Street Journal, but there's a new piece this morning, actually the, the major piece, "I went back to Idaho to see how the hard right transformed this deep state," and they mention how all the doctors are leaving Idaho as an example because of Idaho's choice to be pro-life.