it was the complementary with an "e" personality of jim bakker. and his -- so gorbachev could deal with the president respectfully and infrequently. jim bakker had a very good relationship, and they get along well, and that created a climate that i think encouraged gorbachev that, hey, this might work. i do think gorbachev was trying to reform the soviet union, not dissolve it. and i think that he ended up being a believer that he could do actually more for his people if he were to have a more open society that would be engaged, and so i think that he became a believer, but i -- i just don't think it would have happened just with the one personality. i think you had to have at least two personalities on each side, and remember, jack matlock, our ambassador, was a cynic. didn't really think it would work at the beginning. so the president was getting lots of different views, bullet i think jim bakker's relationshp ended up being very constructive as well as here's another case where the personalities in the individual moments matter, it's crucial w