 and walks to the statue of Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Memorial, of course. And he finds a group of young people, and they're protesting. And he engages, and they're amazed. I mean, he engages in a very forthright, very human conversation with them, not a bunch of political crap. And as they talk, as they express their concerns and their fears and their angst, they get to realize all of a sudden that he's not in control.