new york has a system called p.l.a.n., and i'm horrible with acronyms, but i think it's personal -- whatever -- i can't remember what the acronym is, but it is a personalized alert. the a is for alert process that kicked in. so what i saw even from that standpoint was the ability of those individuals who had enabled phones, they found out what was going on. so that was an augmented, that was a help to first responders. in terms of, as i said, we work closely with fema and other entities to insure that systems and back-up systems are in place. we work closely with radio stations to assume that they need back-up power in terms of generators, we kick into gear in terms of the fcc, so what i am seeing is, again, how codependent we are and how much that communications backbone, that infrastructure, how much that moons especially in -- means especially in times of crisis. and the fcc, as i said, was all hands-on, open 24/7 to insure that wherever there were deficiencies in which we could assist, that we were there. >> host: now, paul brought up politics a little bit, and you've been renominated fo