gannett growth is obviously important because it is agents within the economy, private industry.owever, inorganic growth, some of the stuff about infrastructure, there is no way to have organic growth. there is really no way to have organic growth for upgrading fridges, things like that. at some point, the government has to do those things. i know we want people to make the decision to do those things, but people don't tend to vote for tax increases for themselves, they just don't. however, i think i understand where you're coming from, that somebody has to decide to spend that money for the john just doesn't get done. host: maybe one or two more calls. this is rick, he has been waiting in louisville, ohio. go ahead, rick. caller: 50 years ago, 1970, 1% of the population had 2% of the wealth. i grew up in detroit in the 60's and 70's. corporations taxed 70%, 80%. health retirement benefits, stock market went up one point. one point in the 70's. that was called capitalism. the guy that worked at general motors may $20,000. the ceo makes $100,000. today, the ceo of amazon made $25