nothing against dan hesse, great guy, but a piece of this is sort of a jilted suiter. and the at&t deal, because it was priced higher -- because the synergies are much greater, sprint has other incompatible technologies they're trying to deal with now, this would be the fifth one, so the at&t deal was a better one, and it interrupted that deal. the way the justice department has written, you know, in their press releases, you know, whatever, they've talked about keeping four companies. you know, that is not going to happen. and i think everybody knows that t-mobile as it exists, the chairman in a congressional hearing, the chairman of deutsche telecom who owns 100% of the company says we don't have the next ten billion for fourth generation buildout. we don't have it, we're not going to do it, we're a multi-national company based in germany. our first priority is to do fiber buildout in germany. and t-mobile is 31% owned by the german government, by far the largest owner. and so as it should be, that's where their priorities are. here we have a chance to bring back spe

i'm sure she had many suiters and that she would have men wanting her just for her money. >> i don't think it was surprising that she wants to marry washington at all. you have to remember, i said he'd been in the french and indian war for five years, he had been the commander of all the military forces in virginia when he was 23. he then meets -- i think he was 29 at the time. he was a military hero in virginia, and he was famous for his bravery. he was starting out, he seemed to be, you know, prosperous and successful young planter, and then he became a member of the virginia house of burgesses for 20 years. he was very closely connected with the fairfax family, his brother had married ann fairfax whose father was the agent for something called the northern neck proprietary that control five million acres in virginia. it's the fairfax family that's the most powerful, richest family in virginia, and george washington is their young protege. and washington was very, you know, tall and strapping. you know, we tend to think of him from the gilbert stewart pictures as very kind of stiff

i'm sure she had many suiters and that she would have men wanting her just for her money. >> i don't think it was surprising that she wants to marry washington at all. you have to remember, i said he'd been in the french and indian war for five years, he had been the commander of all the military forces in virginia when he was 23. he then meets -- i think he was 29 at the time. he was a military hero in virginia, and he was famous for his bravery. he was starting out, he seemed to be, you know, prosperous and successful young planter, and then he became a member of the virginia house of burgesses for 20 years. he was very closely connected with the fairfax family, his brother had married ann fairfax whose father was the agent for something called the northern neck proprietary that control five million acres in virginia. it's the fairfax family that's the most powerful, richest family in virginia, and george washington is their young protege. and washington was very, you know, tall and strapping. you know, we tend to think of him from the gilbert stewart pictures as very kind of stiff