 The public debt will most certainly be discussed. I'm sure there will be a question that looks at the levels of total debt in comparison to other points in history, just to point out that they have far increased. And I think it does catch the average American's eye when this gets talked about. But I wonder how nuanced these two candidates end up getting, given how dramatically responsible they have both been for the massive run-up in this debt. I don't think they get nuanced at all.