a pair of handcuffs and people come into criminal justice system. they are not volunteering. they are coming in in handcuffs. they are judges that actually care about what happens to them and will monitor that case, all the way through treatment and in drug court what we do, the magic is we bring the participant back in front of the judge to get checkups every week or two weeks. the judge is able to really monitor and adjust the treatment plan as needed. >> yeah -- >> that's a huge -- that's a huge point. is that we know when the offender comes back. we have drug test results. we have a probation officer there who can tell us how the offender has been doing. if the individual doesn't doing what they are supposed to do, we can sanction and punish quickly and that helps modify a person's behavior. >> and when we go to washington, and we walk through the halls of the white house, everybody loves this idea. it's bipartisan, republicans love it, democrats love it. but i did want to at least give