I mean, it really is across the board.

But on this area specifically, as I might add, are the Latino community is being left behind not as much but similarly.

And, uh, Pacific Islanders.

So there's a lot of work to do, and that's why we want to talk to you is to see whether we're headed in the right direction again.

I'm gonna go back Thio the whole question of equity, what we're trying to do.

My team and I is get people who in fact, have been most hurt by this pandemic, to places where they are comfortable, where they have comfort in going.

They don't feel like they are.

They're not intimidated by the circumstance, and they're usually they're used to go into the grocery store.

They used to go into there to their drugstore pharmacy.

They're used to doing those things.

But we also are trying to get out mobile units into communities not only inner city, but rural communities that don't have as much access.

And, uh, I think there's a growing awareness that, um, you know, uh, injecting bleach into your system doesn't do it for you.

I'm being You know what I mean?

Think about all the all the ridiculous thing and there is online.

Still, there are those who are the, you know, the vaccine deniers and telling all these stories About what?

That aren't true.

It's all we were an administration.

I think science matters.

Science matters, and it has to be available to the poorest among us and those who are most hurt by this covert crisis across the board.

And that's what we're doing.

Do you have any questions for me?