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mommy. Yeah. Well, as it should be, Jared, he's doing it the so much. We'll check back with you a little bit. New lawmakers will be sworn in at the Ohio Statehouse in just a few days. NBC 4 statehouse reporter Natalie Fahmy spoke with 2 incoming freshman representatives about their priorities once the new year begins several freshman lawmakers will start their first terms here at the Ohio Statehouse. I talked with a lawmaker on each side of the aisle and they both say they're ready with a new set of ideas. Democratic representative elect to Rachel Baker, Republican Representative elect Knicks team to treat each to me what's at the top of their list to get done health care increasing access to quality health care, mental health care. Looking at infant mortality. I think there's a lot we can do and health care disparities lighting. Litter landscape and law enforcement. And I feel like Ohio. 64 didn't impact the entire state T to G says he thinks the key to improving Ohio was economic development even where others may not think of it. Some of these abandoned buildings that are sitting vacant. How can we either demolish them or improve them so that companies can move here? And Baker tells me while education is another priority funding of that system. And making sure really that we're studying kids and families up to be able to get a quality education to be healthy and to kind of build the foundation for living a good, happy, healthy in Ohio. This close to passing in Ohio Department of Education overhaul. That would give much of its powers to the governor's office. Leaders at the Statehouse say that legislation will likely be reintroduced at the start of the new year. I also have to speak with the speaker left Derek Merrin on where you know what his priorities for that bill as well. And make sure that we're we're supporting our teachers, supporting our students and supporting our parents. In that move, things aren't getting done some time. So. to really look at But I would err on the side of having voters elect who they want making those decisions. 10 to 2 says he also wants to look at tax reform to help struggling Ohio into Baker says she wants to address holes that became apparent during the pandemic and things like childcare, local for you at the statehouse. I'm not a leaf on