Well, look, there's three possible disciplinary actions that Congress could take.

Okay.

You can censure a member, and that's probably does seem appropriate here.

You can kick them off committees.

That's a new tradition begun by the Democrats in recent years.

And you can expel someone from Congress.

Now, expulsion requires a two thirds vote.

That's not likely because the margins are small on both sides of.

But, you know, we're looking at what is appropriate.

I think I think it's pretty clear that the law was violated.

You might have noticed the Wisconsin judge that was trying to conceal the illegal alien that was going to be apprehended by ICE.

A federal grand jury indicted the judge.

I think that was late yesterday.

And I'm told that she'll be brought up on charges maybe facing potentially six years in jail and $350,000 in fines because she obstructed the proceedings, obstruct justice and and was engaged in other activity.

So, look, this what what these House Democrats did is in that exchange, that same lane, the same vein of what the judge is being indicted for.

So I think there's some I think there's some legal ramifications to play out here.

And we'll see how it does.

I mean, expulsion on the table will work.

We're talking through all the possibilities.