. >> and the subsidies are quite substantial, sascha?> well, the reality is that all of us have subsidized health care, so if you are thinking of that is being spent in the deductions of the employer health care, and looking at the $11 billion. i am not saying it is not a lot of money, but it is not anywhere near. and who among us is going to say, here, take my subsidy back. >> gary b, what do you say? >> well, the bigger issue is that once again we have faith that the government can somehow run an efficient program. it can't whether it social security, the v.a. hospital or for crying out loud, the interstate system or the landing on the moon and you can argue whether they were successes or failures but the fact of the matter is that the government says that a dollar is going to spend, you can count it is $10 to be spent. >> jonah. >> and who wouldn't want a little bit of equity and we have a revenue model tied with this which is the dow, because it has a capital gains component, and fortunately the high costs will be paid for by high ta