text:  Eight billion, I'm telling you right now. Now, when Hogan had it, and it was brought up to Hogan in 2015, when he was the governor, Hogan did the right thing. He vetoed it. He said he didn't want it. He said it was a wasteful boondoggle. And at that time, catch this, at that time it cost $2.9 billion. Now it's up to $8 billion. So it's going to be $10 billion. And Hogan said today that the project...