listen, rufo is an interesting guy. i've interviewed him.ng evidence about what went down at american express. he started to look at other companies, and i think, the positive that's coming out of this , is that these corporate inclusion diversity training seminars are going to be more inclusive and less divisive, liz, and i think that's a good thing. back to you. i don't know if it's expecting the stock though, that's a whole other question. liz: we're a business network, people get their politics elsewhere, i just think it's really important to tell the story, charlie, and also, in the end, these are companies, yes, they are publicly traded but they are not government-run, they can run their businesses anyway they want. charlie: and but the problem is, liz, they are getting a backlash from their employees too. that's the whole thing. this is a big business story. you know what's going on in the world. how do you dramatize that inside your company without with being inclusive as opposed to diversity? liz: better to be not divisive, we're al