text:  saying that they're uncomfortable, more likely to say that they're uncomfortable compared to other groups. Yeah. Okay, well, back to this question of how people do not want their kids to become president. What exactly are the numbers on that? Well, Marist asked a national sample of more than 1,200 survey respondents this question, and a whopping 60% said no, they would not want their children to be president. That's up six points from just 2018. I sort of did a double take and re-looked at the numbers to make sure I saw that correctly because...