In the United States, which consumes 52% of all of the transportation fuels in the world, inventory right now is at a maximum level. It's not low, it's not high; it's within the five-year bandwidth. And yet the prices for commodities such as crude have doubled. Your proposition is that there's no problem with supply and demand. I submit to you that if inventory is where it should be—that is, supply and demand, inventory and production, are exactly where they've been over the past five years, within the bandwidth.... Why have prices doubled?
I'm sorry, Chair. Go ahead.