 He's stubborn. There's no doubt about it. Everyone around him wants him out except his close family and advisors, but he's staying, according to him. But I would note, just stylistically, that was a markedly better interview than the George Stephanopoulos one. He looked better. He sounded better. I don't know what they gave him before, what his routine was, but he should do that again. It was a better look, which is good for Republicans, because that means he stays in. He hit the mark. But two, it was incredible to me when he was talking about soul-searching about...