A
Oh, so how about the Soviet Union. What do you think's going to happen there. The break ups?
B
I think that's great. Um, I'm glad to see that, but I, again, I don't want to see us pour a whole lot of economic aid into the Soviet Union without a, uh, well, uh, a whole lot under any circumstances because I, I don't know, I'm, I'm a believer in the old adage that if somebody earns something it's worth more to them than if you give it to them, and so, I'm, I'm not much in favor of it, but I'm glad to see us advising them --
A
Uh-huh.
B
-- that doesn't seem to cost a whole lot of money.
A
That's right, that's right.
B
But I'm ready to have a President elected that at least has some sort of a domestic agenda, even if it doesn't work, at least he is somebody who, who is working on that problem. And I, I haven't seen that in the last eleven years, so --