it be? i think they're in a bit of a bubble. they are funded by fossil fuel interests so much that i don't think they really see beyond the fossil fuel funding that surrounds them. so i think that they're going to be a little bit surprised by the discrepancy between where they think they are and where the american public already is on climate change. so i think they'll go ahead with it. i think they've got a point that they want to prove here but why on earth this new republican congress would want to introduce itself for the first time to the american people by doing something that blindly serves the interest of the fossil fuel industry, and has -- i mean 42,000 jobs, okay, temporary great, they killed shahin/portman, the clean energy bill that had 190,000 jobs. so this isn't about the jobs everybody can see that. >> senator, good to have you with us tonight. i appreciate you being the only senator who did the real