and the clprs, the public retirement system have been in news because allegations of pay to play. $63 million in finders fees to an official who set up investment meetings. some highly leveraged investments. massive losses in their portfolio. well, my point here in bringing it up -- and clprs, by the way, loves to lecture private companies about proper corporate governance. it was a point -- forbes pointed that out. yeah, they are always lecturing people and look at some of the scandals and the system support it is. if the investments go well then the public employees get to benefit. and if they go poorly, then they will have to pitch in. and governor schwarzenegger is having to backfill the losses for clprs so my point is the way the system is designed now taxpayers -- we're on the hook for these things and that's the problem with this retirement system. so what's the result? we have massive pension liabilities, the power of the unions leads to the growth in government. i mean, these unions are able to easily tap money for political purposes and they use it to expand government and t