I have been told when individual Iranians come to you with their problems that not that often you are moved to tears to weeping. Yes, that's true. Not only for Iranians, of course are very close to me, and I love all Iranians. And anywhere when I see people suffering, I have the same reaction. And we feel sad for people of Iraq, for the people of Palestine. Anywhere we have war, we feel sad. Even when I see on TV that for example some Americans, because of tornadoes or hurricanes, they have lost their homes, I become sad. Because for us human beings are respectable, no matter where they are, human beings are respectable. And they have their own dignity. And all of us should help so that people can live better lives, to leave a peace, and to leave peace and brotherhood. From our religion, viewpoint of our religion, all people are respectable, and they must be loved, regardless of their nationality, ethnicity or religion. This is part of our religious teaching, and we live with this religion. You have hope? Yes, I'm very hopeful. I'm very hopeful. Thank you, Mr. President.