And the sections on the first four presidents are almost in every case the source is named, the interview or the document. And many of the sources, like Leon Panetta, is on the record, and it is so noted in the book. We're talking, I think, in the context of this discussion about the Clinton coverage, and I think that it was, you know, unto itself. I'm not faulting the fact that you made the deal to get the access that you did. I understand it, and I think that you've given something valuable.
Memoirs offer access to very important moments, but they are always selective.
They are always incomplete, and you can't necessarily think of them as history. They're very valuable. I think some things are being mixed up here. And they often based what they've done on written documentation. I've done that to some extent.