No man, I'mma what is it Here How does it feel to be out so I've had a lot of time to reflect and I just think it's very ironic that I showed up at the Capitol today for special session to take care of the citizens of Georgia and then saw that I have constituents down protesting for their voice to be heard and other countless georgians who cast their ballots and still don't feel like their voices have been heard and I joined them down on the floor and I was singled out as um black female senator standing in the roads honda With constituents and the cat in the capital of body that I serve in and I was singled out and arrested today for standing with so many georgians who are demanding that every vote be counted and I am incredibly proud and will continue to stand with the citizens of Georgia to demand that their votes be counted. What did they tell you why did they say you were being arrested. I don't know there's. No instruction real construction, constructing the protest. I stood with constituents to demand that their voices be heard and countless other georgians who cast ballots on last Tuesday and thought that their votes were counted and are learning now that they're not and I will continue to stand with the citizens of Georgia and any citizen to demand that their votes to be counted because that is the that is the the bedrock of our democracy, did they know you were state senator. I wear my name tag everyday in the capital. Thank you for listening. Thank you, senator nick. While you and I can impact