 It was really quite a remarkable moment. I mean, he was a hunter, so he knew biology well and said, no, it's not in my heart or my lungs. And he had that bullet in him for the rest of his life. He made it through a 90-minute speech, though. And if you read the speech, it's chilling because he literally said to the people, look, I've been shot, but I want you to understand that doesn't mean a thing to me.