 there is nobody with any kind of constituency who really would want to push him out in a similar sort of situation. I mean, you would think if you went back 20 years and said, okay, there's going to be a candidate who is leading to become a party's nominee, and he gets convicted of 34 felony counts, he is found liable in civil suits for sexual assault and business fraud, and what's going to happen in the party? You would have said, well, of course they're going to get rid of him and get somebody else.