thing in isolation or a vacuum. they are voting on this on top of $6 trillion in covid spending, on top of inflationary pressures, shortages, border mayhem, afghanistan fiasco. so there is a lot going on here. i think they are premature to celebrate anything here. hey, at least they didn't spike the football like republicans did on healthcare when they had a rose garden celebration after a bill passed the house that was deeply flawed. so i think it is a long road ahead. i want to see what joe manchin has to say about this cbo score because i think it's phony. >> well, listen. and we had austin goulsby on last night who explained the financials of this. and i am just wondering, charlie, before i get back to kirsten, does it -- how much does it matter that -- covid and that we are coming -- we are going through -- living through and coming out of a very, very rough period, um, you know, for this country health-wise, medically and economically? >> yeah, i think, look. i think the american public realizes we needed to spend most