I would like to ask Mr. Arès a fair number of questions, and he's in an inconvenient position. I'm less than enthusiastic about asking questions to the people at the front of the desk, because their answers are totally inconsistent with the answers they gave on June 8, and I presume they were under oath at that time.
I'd like to direct my questioning to Mr. Arès. Maybe he could take Mr. Marshall's place; I don't intend on asking Mr. Marshall any questions.
I ask that my time doesn't click until the gentleman can resume his seat.
I know why you'd want to count it.