I'm glad you missed me. And it's good that you showed up because I was just about to find out what kind of contradiction there was between you and the head of the Shin Bet. On Wednesday, October 28, 2026, a few minutes after nine in the evening, you said the following on air: "The complaint [by the Likud to the police] mainly focuses on a few matters related mainly to the police and the Elections Committee, but you'll soon see how the Shin Bet also comes into the picture. It's not just violence and it's not just a large number of voters and strange ballots that went in there and too many people behind the barrier, there's also a lot of money, and among other things, envelopes with a lot of cash and RAAM ballots are being passed around. And the main story here is the new details that we are revealing from what is currently sitting on the desk of the General Security Service investigation. "The complaint focuses on the transfer of huge sums of millions of shekels, which, let's be clear, probably come from enemy countries that transferred this money to finance this election bribery in Arab society, subject of course to various parties, with the emphasis on the Ra'am party. As stated, these complaints are transferred to the police, the Shin Bet, and the Central Elections Committee. The one who will have to decide on the investigation here is, of course, the General Security Service." What's strange here? The next day, you and your channel, and the rest of the Netanyahu supporters, claimed that these things that you are attributing here to the complaint that the Likud filed and that is on the desk of the head of the Shin Bet, are being examined as part of a secret investigation, which was ordered by the chairman of the Central Elections Committee. The head of the Shin Bet says that the service obtained the ultra-classified information itself, from its sources, and did not receive it from any political party. The Election Committee says that the information comes from a very, very secret source. You're saying that this is exactly the Likud's complaint. In other words, that the Likud reached the same information using its detective and investigative tools that the Shin Bet, a powerful intelligence organization with the best technology in the world, reached in secret? Pretty impressive. Still, competing with the Shin Bet and reaching similar results? Not bad at all. It's strange that the Likud isn't proud of this achievement of its own.