 Not necessarily. I think the primary job of Dr. O'Connor is to be the White House and the president's doctor, keep the president healthy, to keep him in good shape, to be a physician the president can trust. And candidly, that's what the law says. The Health Care Insurance Portability and Accountability Act guarantees confidentiality between the president and his physician. The mistake is to believe the job of that physician has a second duty to serve the public in some broader way.