 Nikki Haley, I think, being one of the more memorable speeches, uniting and coming together different factions, different wings of the party that disagree on a whole lot of issues. And you look at what's going on in Washington right now with the president struggling to fight against critics of his, whether he should even remain on the ballot in November. That is a remarkable contrast. It shows you the party that's united is usually the one that's doing better politically. The party that's divided faces a lot of problems.