>> a lot of the -- mightily lobell. >> go ahead. sorry. >> we focus on the trees, not the forrest.picking up on the initial comments, the income maldistribution in the united states right now is reaching a crisis proportion which is why we're focusing on tax reform. we only really reform the tax code when there's a crisis because by and large, and i worked on the hill for a few years. the only ones with a vows are those who can pay for it by hiring lobbyists or making campaign contributions. the public is focused in on rates paid forly the rich and the large corporations who, you know, a lot of people are getting really unhappy about the tax subsidied provided to the multinationals putting them over a greater advantage over domestic companies. there's not been a word with respect to tax rates. who are the beneficiaries of the tax subsidies? usually, very, very wealthy people who are you, i think, in the public's mind, using their money to influence public policies for their benefit. on the right, there's the coch brothers, and on the left, you have george sorros. you have a situati