Okay. One last quick question.
Mr. Gue, I was listening to you, and I guess I fundamentally disagree with you not so much on right wing or left wing. I have a confession to make, and I'll get in trouble for it, but when an NDP campaign goes south and everybody is sitting in the backroom complaining, the first thing they say is it's the damn media: “The media doesn't give us fair comment. We started out in the middle of the campaign, we were second or third, and now they're not even mentioning us. It's the media.” And we like to say it's the media because they're in love with the Liberals or the Conservatives.
I was talking to a Liberal when Paul Martin's campaign went south, and they were saying they won't give Paul Martin a fair break. It seems to me that whenever someone has a wound to lick, it's the media that's picking on us.
I saw this with Tom Flanagan's comments. He wasn't quoted in his show, and he went on his blog site and said this is a sign of bias. I guess I simply don't buy that. Do you think that because Tom Flanagan wasn't quoted in the show, that was a sign that there's some plot at CBC to keep his voice from being heard, or was it just cut from the newsroom?