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It's time to do your best work with your new Adobe Acrobat Studio. Hey, this is Trey. Thank you for joining us for a Thursday edition of our podcast, which is question and answer day. And it's

one of my favorite days of the week. So thank you for your questions. Please keep them coming.

They're thought-provoking. And at this juncture of life, usually the most thought-provoking

thing I do is watch SEC officiating on Saturday afternoon.

So thank you for adding to that and giving me something to think about.

Yes, thank you all so much for sending us your questions and keeping us thinking.

And we've got some great ones, Trey.

We'll get started with Mike from Texas, who writes,

there have been recent threats from both Democrats and recently Republicans, including

the president.

Are these threats real?

And is there anything that can be done to strengthen it from future attacks?

He also mentions the filibuster. Yeah, it sounds like he's talking about

the filibuster rule. I think the external threats are real, but I do not hear folks within the U.S.

Senate talking about changing the rule. In fact, I mean, I talk to different senators

on a daily basis. I got friends on both sides. Actually, I don't hear an appetite for it. Now,

to be fair, the 60 vote threshold or rule is not in the Constitution, of course. But each body gets to set

its own rules. I think our framers were looking for that right balance between ignoring minority

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