tom, we're going to leave it there. giving us a lot to work with. jim morris, center for public integrity. guest: well, i would say, clearly, tom, you know what you are doing, and that's fine. i have no doubt that you do. but there are a lot of people in this country who aren't properly trained. i did a story recently on a temporary worker of whom there are about 2.5 million in this country, who was very badly burned, at a factory near chicago, and his employer refused to call 911, and the man died three weeks later. and osha has since announced it's going to put new safeguards in place for temporary workers. my point being there are a lot of people out there who may not know what they are doing, and that's why i think osha is there. host: you wrote an article entitled in u.s. steel town, fatal gas explosion goes unpunished by osha, talking about the death of a nick rivetta, did not make national lines, no hearings were held into the accident that killed him and no one was fired or sent to jail. and among the 4500 killed on the job in america, and the total number of u.s. fatalities in the