Let me respond to the first part of your question very quickly.
Mr. Icahn owns investments in communications companies and railcar manufacturing companies. We have 10,000 employees in Canada working in our automotive factories through Federal-Mogul, and we have real estate businesses. We have businesses that we've owned for more than 20 years, gaming industries. To say that of the reputation.... Any time we get involved with companies, their managements make those kinds of statements and it tends to be negative. The fact is, with all due respect, that I think if you dig into it a little further, you'll find we have very deep, long-standing investments in many companies that we hold.
In terms of what this investment will do for Canada, net benefit for Canada is really what you're asking me. As I said, there is a privilege issue there. I would say this, as I said in my original statement: we think that what Lions Gate should be doing is focusing on its film distribution, producing niche films and television programming, and that will continue in the way it has, we would think, hopefully successfully. What we are concerned about is where they're moving the company to.