He focused on engaging the communities that were underrepresented, from gays to communities of color. All those things weren't always popular with the rank and file. We have hired a totally independent police expert to tell us what they did right, what they did wrong, and what they could have done differently that would have led to a different result. So I would suggest we wait on that. That is not to say there weren't mistakes made, and I think it's important to understand and learn from it.
Nobody's happy with the way it came out.
And probably more people are unhappy that we allowed the protests to happen, than there are angry protesters. Wait a minute. Yeah, very clearly. We let the images of Seattle with tear gas go around the world, people breaking windows and marching in our streets, and the delegates getting roughed up. There was sort of a city embarrassment.