 In some ways, not having that history with Senate and the House gives them kind of a blank slate of relationships to build off of on both sides of the aisle, not just with the Democrats, but on all the different parts of the Republican spectrum, right? They don't go in with kind of burned bridges, if you will. So a governor makes all the sense in the world for Trump to pick. And if it were Burgum, I think that'd be phenomenal. If it were Youngkin, I'm trying to think. Pretty much any governor at this point would be terrific, as long as they haven't shot any puppies. But other than that, any governor would be great.