will prevail in this case following release of the indiana attorney general's opinion was revised with uploading proof of vaccination no longer required. the attorney general's opinion affirms our right to require the vaccine. you didn't necessarily answer the part of my question given that there are already vaccine requirements for other types of diseases. >> well, it's been very difficult to answer all of your questions and your claims all at one time. regarding the iu statement, the indiana attorney general was just opining on state law. understate law, can they require medical treatment? yes. does it violate iu's prohibition on vaccine passports? he said yes. but he didn't answer the question of federal law, whether or not iu is a government institution that can require