We are willing to work you. I am very pleased with the screening program for alcoholism that we have developed together, as well as the screening program for mental illness in general. The last thing on here is responsible sexual behavior. Americans have traditionally had a lot of trouble talking about sex, except in dark corners or vacant buildings, and that ought to change. We have said that sex education ought to be taught not only in schools but also in homes and in churches and everywhere else that people congregate to talk.
Sex is about meaningful relationships.
One of the messages that we have tried to get out to young people, and I have spent a lot of time talking to middle school and high school students and listening to them, is that relationships should not begin with sex. They ought to begin with communication, understanding, appreciation, respect. And sex ought to occur in the context of a meaningful committed relationship. That's the message. Now, there are some people who disagree with me.