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And I'm sure you know the Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. He was talking about the ballroom, the president president Trump's ballroom. In a press conference yesterday, the headline said Philadelphia District Attorney says we're going to blow it up when discussing Trump's White House ballroom. Obviously, well, I hope he was speaking metaphorically. When do you think that this will get resolved so that the ballroom can be built? Well, the ballroom is being built, and it's disgusting that a district attorney in Philadelphia, who, by the way, has a city with its own problems, is so focused on what the president is doing at the White House, and so that's something we're continuing to litigate. The ballroom is being built. It's not stopped, and the Supreme Court issued the stay, which allows us to continue to do the work. And this isn't just about a safe, secure place for the president and his family and world leaders. It's also a national security issue, which we've been talking about now for months and months and months. And the fact that you even have a local district attorney, instead of focusing on his own city's problems, his own city's crimes, talk about, quote, blowing it up is reflective of how divisive and unfortunate the Democrats have made this issue. But, yes, we're going to continue to build the ballroom. President Trump has promised that to the American people. And we're going to continue to back him up in court to make sure that it can get built. All right. Mr. Attorney General, thank you for kicking off our 10 a.m. hour. We appreciate it.