the answer to this, hhving ead the book, but did it.was therr any point at which ellen weiss or vivian sccillerybody at the network, the organization, say to you, we're concerned that our listeners, or our underwrittrs wiil not want to support us in an environment in which we have juan williams who said, i'm afraid -- you know, effectively, i'm afrrid of planee i mean did you get any.i'm just wondering if there is any analogy at all between the two? >> williams: no, it's never said. >> smith: yeah. >> williams: now, there weree3 earlier conversations, some of which are recounted in the book, in which they say, when you are doing thh prime time, and again the distinction i made between, the, most of the day time hours when thhre is straight journalism goinggon versus the opinion page, the prime time hours on fox. you know, they had said, we don't want yoo to identify yourself as npr when you are on those shows. and i thought, well, his is pretty stupid, but okay, fine because i'm trying to accommodate, because i valued npr as a platform for journalismm and then later, then thee, then it was, we