fernando wood is waving papers saying i have affidavits. that's not 19th century congress. that's what you realize when you see a movie like lincoln. or think about mr. smiths to washington, almost all of what we think we know about past politics comes from movies. and popular culture, and we absorb it so much, we think it's real. that's why it's so important to try to sort it out. i don't want to be one of those scholar squirrels that gore vidal used to make fun of, but that's what i have been doing, digging around in the script and pointing out the small differences, but ultimately, they matter. as much as i think you're right, the lincoln movie will produce good things, when we teach it, teachers need to be aware of how it departs from what we know about the record. greg. you need to wait for the microphone. >> sorry, how does it skew in terms of younger audiences? because my experience, which could be -- which is only anecdotal, when i poll my question classes. many more have seen django and vampire hunter than lincoln. they see lincoln as a movie for not even their parents, for their grandparents. that could be puculiarities of my students. >> my line