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He gave his answer and I guess that's his answer. It just looked like you had a gotcha for him like you're going to perjure yourself, are you lying now? And then you had the wrong game. Well, he was at a basketball game. But the wrong, a different one. I asked him if he was in Atlanta and he said no, he said he was at another game. That's his answer. So, how did that mistake happen? There was not a mistake. I asked him if he was in Atlanta. The only NBA game going on, that actually the only NCA men's game or NBA game with a 7:30 tip-off was in Atlanta. So I asked him if he was in Atlanta that night. But it seemed like you, you were trying to get him rather than just like curious. Well, I asked him if he was a Hawks game. I asked him if he was a Hawks game in Atlanta because we're trying to figure out how much coordination took place between him and the Atlanta prosecutor. So no, no heads are going to roll over this sort of thing like whoever gave you that information isn't like their job's in jeopardy. No, I asked him a question like, were you in Atlanta? He answered no. He's lied before. So I guess we'll take him at his word that he wasn't in Atlanta. I don't know. So that, that wasn't like an embarrassing moment or something from where you're standing? No, I ask questions. I ask questions and we'll see if he answers truthfully. He's not answered truthfully before. So people can decide if that's the truth or not. I mean, I suppose that the Department of Justice can ask him really where, where he was that night. I don't know. I asked, Okay, the Hawkeye game. What's that? The Hawkeye game, wasn't he? That's what he says. Oh no, no, there's, we can see in the audience that he's in that section. I've seen him in the section that night. For that night, great. Well, then he was at the Hawkeye game. I just asked him if he was in Atlanta. Right. Okay. Right. Because there's text message of him at a game and the only NBA game that night was in Atlanta. Yeah, okay. Gotcha, man. Hey, thank you, Eric. I appreciate you, man. Who knew Jack Smith was a Caitlin Clark fan? Listen, we had information he was at a basketball game. There was only one NBA game that night at 7:30 tip-off, which was why I asked him if he was in Atlanta. He answered the question. So that's what these hearings are for. You ask questions, you get answers, you know? Jack Smith has perjured himself before, but if he says he's at the game, maybe he's a Caitlin Clark fan. We'll accept that. Do you re- Okay. I'm sorry. He accused Jack Smith of perjury in the moment and said, "Don't perjure yourself," and then he ended his questions by calling him a dirtbag. Those were his exact words. So my point was, don't call someone a dirtbag when you don't have your own facts right.