And so to get these people help, there's got to be some targeted assistance from the taxpayers to get them the money so they can purchase the coverage. So, Ron Pollack, you heard the President, we heard the President also argue that he thought the political climate in the country and in Congress and politically had changed since the debacle for his plan in '93, '94. Oh, I think so. I think we're seeing in each year in the past decade a substantial increase in the number of people who are uninsured. And this is despite the fact that the economy is in great shape.
Unemployment is down.
The deficit has been eliminated. We've got low inflation. So, imagine what happens if the economy turns sour. I think we realize we can't continue along this track. We just cannot have more and more people become uninsured.