mental health concerns or suicide. parents or others who are worried about a person in their lives would know where to get help. we really don't have that for any kind of mass violence or violence, particularly on the extremist fringe, again, we don't know if this is a domestic terrorism or international terrorism incident, but those kinds of red flags, even when people are worried, they don't really know what to do except call the police, who often determine there's nothing illegal happening yet and nothing can be done. so, we need an earlier level of intervention that's at the counseling and therapeutic and educational side that can stop some of this in its tracks, stop people from believing in conspiracy theories, help them recognize propaganda for what it is. if we're talking about, again, the ideological side, which is still unknown, and i think has to be really clearly stated, we don't know the motive here. >> so, let me expand on that a little bit, because you and i actually talked about kind of the healthcare aspect of all this last week as we were