still a lot of facts that were unknown. but he was essentially saying that look, it's hard to describe this, he's sbasically saying that we don't need due process it seemed. he said we need to speed things up, move straight to the gallows for these kind of people, which obviously we all feel just that visceral -- >> it's a visceral reaction. but you need due process. >> but this country is based on the rule of law. and again, people will debate the death penalty. that's a separate conversation just in general. but we have legal processes in place to ensure that there is justice, there is due process. everyone wants people like these monsters that do this type of violence to face the swiftest and most serious justice as they can. i think what i'm distinguishing is some of the chaeft beating, okay, let's blast past all the norms and rulings our country's based on that we are going to offer due process on one hand that i'm going to set aside that's just bluster. but it will be interesting to see whether the department of justice actually prioritizes these types of crimes and moves forward with really throwing resources toward getting out in front of the a lot of this. >> michael, do you want to jump