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So I mentioned before we went to the break that we were going to be in the blue-blood question.

I'm asking every guest this week.

But there's breaking news that Ira informed us of during the

break. And this is pretty significant, Mr. Dwine Trott. Yeah. So this news broke over during this hour,

a statement from the University of Michigan, a statement from who was from the incoming president,

Siverud, he is not going to be the incoming president. It's really sad, to be honest. He's really tragic. He has recently been diagnosed with brain cancer. He's now going to serve, he's now going to receive or he is receiving treatment at Michigan medicine, and he's going to go through those treatments. The Board of Regions have said that he is going to serve as a professor of law at Michigan's law school. He's going to serve as a special advisor to the board, quote, because we want him to have

every opportunity to serve our university, even under these difficult circumstances.

But right now, interim president, Dominico Grasso, who we had on the air with us last

November down in Chicago, he will remain as Michigan's president until the next president

now is found. And it's not an easy, short process. It's a until the next president now is found.

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