schetel? >> i agree with mike. resounding, "yes." i think if we can get to a 25% rate or something like that that's in line with the rest of the developed world you'll find the vast majority of the business community coming out in support of it. i know it's a challenge to get there. from our perspective as a company, our health and growth is tide inextricably to the growth and health of the overall economy. no question about it. that's the biggest driving factor in how well we do over the long run. our view is that it's significantly lower rate and simpler tax code will come down to the benefit of the entire economy and will encourage overall, more growth and development and that will, in turn, increase if returns that we have to our shareholders and the opportunities that we have out there. >> mr. heenan? >> i'd like to give you a "yes or no" answer but i've been doing this a long time and the devil is in the detail and in our view, clearly, all tax expends suring are not created equal. expenditures are not created equal. focusing o