baylis: i do not believe so. i believe we are unified in the sense that we're trying to develop adapt and adaptive and reconfigurable technology to solve the very spectrum crisis. sen. wicker: would it be helpful if you had somebody inside the team who was the devil's advocate and could bounce these absolute objections against your -- mr. baylis: devil's advocate as to what? sen. wicker: i'll tell you, when we get the military and the skiff, i'm not giving away any secrets. just is absolutely impossible. we can't give an inch, and anything that the chairman might advocate would be detrimental to national security. am i pretty much correct that that's their testimony? mr. baylis: i believe we have objective people on our team that would give me devil -- and do gives me, you know, contrasting views when when they need to be given. i think we've got a team that is working to try to get the best technological solution to the problem, and i think that's our sole goal. sen. wicker: mr. clark, tell us about the idea of