jerry josh, welcome back. thanks. it's a pleasure to stay on, you know. all right, so that we're talking about this thing remarkable project. you're involved with it, say about giving low income folks home and, and path to owning those sounds and anal, salvador, this the 1st time ever in history, this is ever happened. this is yeah. owning your own home with something seen available only to very few select and now it making it available to everybody. so the, the home owners, hopefully bitcoin accelerates that as well. we're going to get into a big client side of it. and. 2 so talk a little bit about the relationship with the homeowner, right? because they're not, they, they, they've got a responsibility here, right? they want to talk, talk about it. so through our work, we started as a 100 percent philanthropy, and we would gift these homes completely. we've realized early on that families wanna pay for their home. it provides, dignity, provides respect and a lot of pride in being able to pay for your home own home families take care of their home a lot b

josh kraushaar, what do you want to pick up on? >> well let's talk about gerrymandering, both parties are trying to jerry mander as effectively as possible, they're allowed to, no restrictions on that, but what you've seen is republicans hit road blocks in dealish with state supreme courts, not the u.s. supreme court but state supreme courts in many of the biggest states in the country, ohio, north carolina, foremost among them, so new york, saw a map democrats may gain three to four seats from as result of a very efficient and ruthless party jerry mander, north carolina, the courts blocked those maps from taking place so both parties want gerrymandering, it's party politics, both parties want to maximize their power as ruthlessly as possible but the courts have been more sceptical of the republicans maps, the new york map will face a legal scrutiny but a lot of republicans are sceptical that liberal new york state supreme court is going to do the same thing as what happened in ohio, north carolina, in turning over these partisan maps. >> bring us to the u.s. supreme court, new york times front page, alabama congressional map said a lowe