 are themselves the speakers and can discriminate, there will be no public square to speak of. Attorney Paul Clement, who represents social media companies, says forcing two sides of all issues is asking for trouble. I guess we couldn't have pro-Semitic speech because we're not going to have anti-Semitic speech. So we'd have to figure out some way to try to engage in even more content moderation. Other cases we're waiting on include the presidential meeting. And during our...