I have a final question for you on the second point that I wanted to bring up.
We talked about free enterprise, but the other very basic and very strong principle in the United States is free speech. When you look at free enterprise, you look at free speech.
You have companies now, such as Comcast, for example, which owns NBC, and other broadband carriers that have other news elements. Here's my question. If that happens, then even in the concept of free speech, which is so clearly defined in the constitution, you're limiting free speech because, depending on which program you get, which package you get, and whatever is being steered toward you, that's the only stream of information you're going to get. Even that principle nobody has cried out over, whether it be free enterprise or free speech.