@SenatorRonJohnson just put out a chart and he's one of the votes that they may not get in the Senate if he's not made whole so to speak. He's pointing out something very simple. It simply says pre-pandemic, deficits were sub-one trillion regardless of administration. And all of a sudden post-pandemic, they're all over two trillion and that's not sustainable. Why is that the case? He may have to get an answer because that's exactly why Elon dropped that bomb. He wants an answer to that question too. And so, they're putting a lot of pressure on lawmakers here to go find a way to get this closer to a break-even budget, not a $2 trillion deficit in perpetuity which is not sustainable. Then there's another attribute that has just started to cause waves in the last 48 hours. The bill provides a provision to the IRS to extend an audit period on small businesses from three years to nine years in the case that they took any government grant money in the employment retention credit. This is really punitive and I've gone to war against it and I haven't found a senator yet, not a Republican anyways, that wants to extend powers to the IRS to audit small business for nine years, which is ludicrous.