 Interesting note here is that under the lobbying disclosure laws, the $5 million that's spent in D.C. on traditional lobbyists, that money needs to be disclosed by lobbyists who are required to register their activities, what they're doing, how much they're getting paid, who their clients are. The other $45 million has no disclosure, no disclosure to the government, to the public, to reporters, and in this case, even to his company.