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i thank him and i thank sheila hollis. who makes this possible. sheila, would you like to send us away and by the way i think it is a new day and i think i might add to your thinking gentlemen, uh nuclear literacy. i think that could be a powerful sort of idea. anyway, that's my thoughts. sheila hollis, please take this away. . >> thank you so much and what a what a tremendous honor it is to be with this brilliant group. i think looking forward, one of the questions i would have is can we utilize existing laborers, workers union members who worked in nuclear plants who know about nuclear, who understand nuclear and reposition them. considering that many nuclear, many of the large nukes are gone and there's still others in the, in the line to for their licenses to run out and not be renewed at the nrc as to whether you could redeploy these people know a lot about nuclear uh, and how that would impact the process and perhaps speed up the process to have people who know know that have the lay of the land. >> i suspect sheila, the answer is yes . peopl