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black students. these are students who are going to college across the nation. they are gathered together on robert smith mountain property in lincoln hills. robert smith, the black billionaire that maybe you have heard about, has a mountain home in lincoln hills. cabin, now seen my robert smith does not have a cabin. he has a mountain home. [laughter] that photograph, robert smith is in the middle of it with his business partner, matthew burket. i do not know how this clicker works, but he is the gentleman that is in the sort of light green next to the other gentleman in the white outfit. that is robert smith and matthew -surrounded surrounded by our scholars. there is my granddaughter. you can see the joy she has in coming to our cabin, and to me, that was just a part of what was important about our story. lastly, that is the cabin, how it looked last november, during the snowstorm. see, we proudly display the american flag, because the american flag for us is letting people know that we are home and you are welcome to come to our cabin. so thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be with