 Okay, what we want here is some pictures of President Don Reagan. Maybe in three a month. And they every month sent me over a big packet of sample letters. And other than a few, one or two high income people who are willing to forgo some tax cut, the bulk of it still says, don't take away our tax cut. They all, though, say cusp ending. Do you ever try to take candy from a baby? A baby that's tied to the same thing? People that have a tax cut don't want to give it up or, by the way, I'll tell you that. I don't blame them. Do you have a copy this month? Yes. Anybody else need a copy? There are extras there of Craig. Somebody wants one. Craig? Okay, well, one of our first charts here is that this shows us the dates that certain things are coming up. What we have here first, obviously, is to show you where GNP is and where it's going. You notice where it is. It has progressed nowhere since 1979. You look over the top part of that to the left-hand side there, where GNP was in 1979 and where it is now. It has gone nowhere. Now, we're projecting that it will start to increase. You notice it's rate of growth down below there. And the rate of growth, again, we're projecting. The pressure is all the way down here. I don't think this is a rotation thing. Being here, I know you don't have anything else on your mind. No, seriously, as you know, we do well in the meeting up there in the Emancipation Proclamation Room. And I know that you are patient hours marked up here. And so I think we'll welcome this discussion that we can have. I think there's been a great deal of misinformation put out, not only by some on the Hill, but in the media. I was surprised to learn the other day that $182 billion deficit is what would have followed the budget we set up in February had been adopted. That was the budget figure. No one manages to say that that's the budget figure if no one does anything.