 So one woman last night from Pittsburgh talked about, you know, filthy tents and drug dealers on her street. Those are real social problems, but they aren't necessarily indicators that crime is up. But, you know, because those problems certainly exist, Rahman says that politicians can tap into that to magnify people's fears. All right. That's NPR's Meg Anderson and NPR's Sergio Martinez Beltran. Thanks to you both. You're welcome.