we know where they are and they trust us to move 'em and to help 'em move and that's something, whether that's in safe passage, chris, or whether that is in resettlement or reintegration. you know, we've had those relationships for years and years and years. and we know how to play that role responsibly. and i still think we have some work to do to get there. i think we can but we are really just waiting to see how the state department plays with that. but we really hope they do. >> how many people do you have waiting that could get out if you get word of somewhere to bring 'em? >> you know, the -- there are a range of groups. i mean, pineapple is ours. but all of these -- these nicknamed groups that are veterans groups, they -- it's in the thousands. i mean, i don't want to get superspecific on it but it's in the thousands. >> by the way, this is just one conversation. colonel, you can come on whenever you have news to report about who you are getting out, who helped and who didn't. you have this platform. i don't care whether it's popular or not. it's the right thing to do. the big pushback is you don't know who you are even putting on these planes. could be isis-k coming here to