 My daughter's gonna get something and my son's not gonna get it. I gotta fight for him. That's the Saul Alinsky idea, you know, self-interest, you see. And so he goes to the meeting, and it's a shambles, and they're shouting at each other, and he's being called a racist, and he's telling of his life, and he calls her one. And then the black guy says, I like C.P. Ellis. That's what guy's watching him. I think he's an honest man. And C.P. tells me the story's starting to get funny. He says, I don't know what this guy's trying to do to me, this guy. He's putting me on my head or something? What's he saying? I'm an honest man, this guy.