That's a great question.
Very quickly, because I think we're already over our time, when I spoke to the committee before, I might have used what still remains a compelling and fascinating analogy in talking about Russian politics. Certain observers talk about the battle in the mind and heart of any Russian: the battle between the television and the refrigerator.
Again, that speaks to my earlier comments about Syria, and the point made that it would seem to have been the case to date that in terms of being able to see on TV these high-tech weapons launching cruise missiles from the Caspian Sea, and Russia playing on Syria and standing up to the U.S. and the Security Council, the television image trumps for the average Russian—