mr. paulsen, mr. bernanke, we forced them bear stearns shareholders from a position i think was a high of $172 a share in january, we forced them down to $2 a share because the american taxpayer money was in the bailout. and that was something that was supported by the fed, by treasury, because we felt that because the taxpayer was bailing them out, that the shareholders of bear stearns should not be held harmless. now, you have a different situation here, slightly different. number of weeks later where we have aig going under. and these are credit default swaps so the money going into aig is going right out to the counterparties. this is a pass-through. and the folks on the other side are goldman sachs. , largely. that's principal beneficiary of all this. and we don't negotiate a nickel, not 1 cent off of what they are getting. you're in the same position, you're supposed to be negotiate on behalf of the american people. now, you're saying, oh, the regulations were different. let me tell you somethin