let's stop to ted harvey. he's a former colorado state senator and chairman of the committee to defeat the president. you can find more at stop joe, dot com. ted harvey. thank you so much for joining us. you bet. thank you. have me on. i appreciate it. so jake solomon's rise to power, the national security advisor to post, you know, seems kind of surprising the outside observers. he's this young guy only in his mid forties now barely 43 when he was 1st appointed. but he's got this position right that, you know, for all intents and purposes is usually filled by these grey haired, grizzled old guys like henry kissinger. or it's a big new brzezinski. or, you know colin powell, how did sullivan get here to this position? so young, i mean, would it be beneficial to have someone, you know, a little bit older who's been around the block a? well, it's great question. um yes, typically we have people who have a great deal of wisdom and experience in foreign policy to be holding these positions, whether it's in the stat