 It's a tiny, tiny, tiny percentage of all the money that they spend to support PBS and NPR. They say, well, if it's tiny, get rid of it. No, they can't survive without it. And then they simultaneously say, it's so essential NPR would disappear without it, but it's so inconsequential that it doesn't affect at all the kind of stories they do. They both can't be true. Well, they send the money out and then the money comes back in. So depending on how you count it, some people say it's only 1%, but then they get