as brian thomas o'donnell, he's electra at has his school of governance and joins us from berlin. thanks very much for being with us. so as i am on the line is proposing a cap on extraordinary profits. can you tell us more about what this actually means? yes, well thanks for having me. in this case, i mean, she couldn't quite straightforward. what on us they would call windfall the problem that the u. s. and they've been talking about is the wing between the price of natural gas and the price of electricity. so what happens in the you or anywhere is you burn all the your, you take all the renewables, you take all the. busy cool, and then what you do is you take the highest price. if you need more electricity, you buy the highest price of fuel. and right now that natural gas is tournament, we. hi. so that pushes up the price of all the electricity. so all those companies get that high price, that's called grants, it's a windfall. and they want to take that away from the companies, you know, especially nuclear and renewable, take it away and distribute that to consumers who have to