 I don't envy them. I think that there's a huge amount of pressure on them to get this right. And we saw during the last election cycle, Chris Wallace, who of course has had a long career in broadcasting, really struggled, no fault of his own, just to control the circumstances on stage. You mentioned the Presidential Debate Commission, which I think is all but defunct at this point. It, for many years, was this nonpartisan body that put on these debates, developed the rules for them, did this in a way that was entirely not commercialized. There weren't commercial breaks during the course of these debates.