i asked his lawyer, fred gray, because the people who you get to know, well, you're with, you can ask them the really weird questions. i said, what did he smell like? and he just laughed. he said, you can't ask me what that was. martin luther king smelled like what? i said, yeah, think about it. call me back and and he said, well, like aramis cologne and and cigarets. so, you know, it's fun to try to ask people the questions that they they haven't heard before. but in addition to that, tons and tons of archival, thousands of new fbi documents have been released since the last wave of books. some of them are just out in the last few years, as i was the book every december 21st, another batch of papers were released because of an order by president trump. my favorite act of the trump and and and there was there were other large collections of documents, stuff that nobody had discovered before because nobody had looked for a long time. so know, for example, king had a basically a private archivist, laurence dunbar redick, who followed from montgomery throughout his whole career and took