What has struck me, as I've listened to all our panelists talking, is that there is a real disconnect between how we define religious persecution here in the US, and the reality of religious persecution in some of the other countries, houses of worship are being closed, people are being imprisoned, where you cannot practice your faith in a way that's open. And yet we're increasingly seeing the word persecution being thrown around in domestic settings. And I think we need to be careful that we don't get to loose with that word, because what we're experiencing in America are discussions and debates, but they're still a high level of religious freedom protection here in the US. And if we need to put it all in perspective, we should read the international news more often.