B
Uh-huh, that's right, they pull the strings.
A
I mean, w-, well, they are the people whose strings are pulled and by I guess powerful intere-,
B
Right, the, yeah.
A
You know, and it's really interesting to see how that affects people because essentially more and more people in this country are not likely to revolt in the way that people used to think of, of the voter revolting. But people are pretty much getting the picture that some people get taken care of and others don't and they think it's unfair, and when they recognize that it's their tax money, they're going to do more about it. I th-, I'll tell you one quick, uh, one thing very interesting. C B S, after the State of the Union address is going to open up a telephone line, an eight hundred number and people can call in and say what they think about what's going on in this country.
B
Uh-huh.
A
They expect, opening it for one hour,