All right. I'm with Ted Frank, everybody. Welcome to Walkins. Welcome. So good to have you here today.

Thanks for having it. How are you doing today, Ted? I can't complain. Yeah. I've been following you for years,

actually. Can you just give us a brief kind of overview of who you are, what you do?

Sure. I'm an attorney and 15 or so, 16, 17 years ago, I started a project that's turned into a nonprofit

law firm. Most of what it does is go after bad actors in the class action settlement space

that structure class action settlements to pay the attorneys,

but not the class or otherwise overpay the attorneys.

And we're the only ones doing that,

and we've had some tremendous success making a difference

and making class action settlements better for people.

We want a few hundred million dollars for consumers and shareholders and some good precedents.

I've gotten to argue in the Supreme Court, fun stuff like that.

And we've expanded to going after bad actors in other places. This is the Hamilton-L-L-L-L-I.org.

And we sue state governments that are violating the First Amendment or seeking to ban political parity.

We've gone after NGOs that engage in the civil terrorism of road blockades on behalf of Hamas or whatever it is that they're claiming to be interested

in, but really what they're interested in is just anti-social destruction. And we have a couple

of those suits pending.

And, you know, it's a fun gig.

We got six, seven attorneys working for us and cases all over the country.

It's crazy to me that you're the only people, really, who go after the class action,

just bad actors in class action. It seems like there would be, that would be, you know, very open to being corrupted.

We could easily do twice as much if we had twice the funding, but, you know, we only have so

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