So, Nick, I want to switch now to another topic, another story you have been following.And that is these debilitating medical ailments. They have become known as the Havana Syndrome.Here we are six months in since this was first discovered. What steps is the Biden administration taking on this?So, these are serious ailments reported by hundreds of people across government over the last five years for -- the first ones were in Havana.And the Biden administration says this is one of their top priorities. And so they have created new standards of care.That allows or ensures that people who report symptoms get proper treatment.They have created new processes for intelligence-sharing across the agency, so everyone can see details of possible cases.And they have lowered the reporting threshold to encourage possible victims to report their symptoms.But understanding the source, Judy, remains a real challenge.Last administration, CIA analyzed what device could exist that could possibly recreate some of these symptoms.And they had real challenges on the size of a device and a device needing line of sight to these hypothetical targets.They also had a review or a scrub of all intelligence, current and former, of any foreign entity talking about or deploying any of this kind of technology. And it came up empty.So this administration says those efforts have been reinvigorated, not only the reporting, the treating, but the technical hunt for the cause of this.And CIA has approached that hunt like it did the hunt for Osama bin Laden.
