 was essentially giving her a second chance and saying, yes, you've had a tough life, but you're 10 years in of being sober, of being clean, and you're with us, and you've given us your son as a vice presidential nominee. That's such an honor for her and for President Trump as well. I mean, he stood up, he looked her in the eyes, and J.D. Vance was talking about hopefully celebrating in the White House her sobriety over the next four years. It was a special moment. I think it's going to resonate across the country today.