The good news may be that, if this controversy is behind us, we can focus on the few things where all three of us may agree need more attention. There is so much uncertainty about how many weapons' worth of material Russia has. It would be nice to get some pressure and attention on getting that resolved. That would make arms control that was substantive more likely, more and more constructive arms control than this treaty focused on, because if we don't know what the Russians have, with enormous uncertainties, how can we do arms control at all. There is no guarantee that the current moratorium will be extended.
Nuclear testing can resume.
This treaty is very important. It is needed. If the U.S. takes the lead, others will follow. I'm afraid that's all the time we have this week. This is Robert Reilly for On the Line.