 I have thought that I knew, and I certainly can pin this down, because I doubt about it, that what Hammons have been working on is this New York play for Bobby. He's been working on it very hard, and I connected this reception. I read this newspaper, I'm talking to everybody today. I connected that reception with a send-off for Bobby in New York. Maybe it, maybe it. But I certainly can, I don't think, I think we just write it out, just watch it. I don't think it's a good thing, though, for him to keep us informed, not necessarily to me, but of course he might not want to, but he might, I think he'll keep you informed of what he's doing, because of very, very ambitious. I believe we'll have it today. I just kind of wrap my mind around that kind of ambition. I don't know how to understand it. I'm not assuming the passion is something that's just alien to my whole make-up. It's, there's a ruthlessness about it that just scares the hell out of me. What it is to me too, it is to, and if you'd see what, what's your question, that's what she called me up to the ranch and demanded, just demanded that I send in the internal review agents all over the city. I hope we'll get through this convention out of trouble. I'm very fair to you, the columns and everything. The last two days, I've spent half my time denying to the columns that I have abandoned the Kennedy machine. I've thrown it over for it. Now whatever it is, I don't know.