Paul, I think that in a sense what you're doing is taking the debate over high crimes and misdemeanors and taking it out of context. Remember that for the last several months we have - we, lawyers, have discussed a grand jury investigation of which a special prosecutor has investigated. Well, fair enough, but you have to - now it is political. Now it is in the Congress. It's not entirely political because, remember, these charges are phrased in legal terms, obstruction of justice is a legal term.
Perjury is a legal term.
I agree with you about the problem, but I think you're missing the point as to the cause. It's not the nature of lawyers, per se. It's frankly the nature of the media forums in which people are talking, and they're not always lawyers, very often they're political consultants as well. The problem is, is that the shows we're talking about are designed to accentuate conflict, to sound bite people in like seconds, the producers are picking people so they'll fight with each other to make good television, to create a certain kind of ratings vehicle, and basically we're not getting context, we're not getting a sense of proportion, we're not really getting educated. And that's really a problem here.