of office in 2020. >> i was going to ask you, if your contention is that money talks, and if that's not going to send a message with these economic boycotts in your view, how does political pressure actually bring about change? is the goal then to start all over, wipe out as many of these lawmakers as you can and try to start fresh? it seems like that's an uphill path. >> broth of these are uphill battles. you have to think about which is most likely to succeed. the bill that passed in georgia won't take effect until january 2020. we know there will be elections in november of 2020. georgia's house of representatives is 15 votes away from being majority democratic. we have congressional races where we have the likelihood of picking up a couple of states and redistricting happens in 2021. if there's investment made on the ground in the organizations building political power and also fighting in the courts, we have the absolutely ability to take the house and change the trajectory of the state of georgia. my mission is to make sure we're doing the work on the ground.