 And then he ran for governor again with his whole changed philosophy, and he won with 90% of the African-American vote. And his term really doubled black registration, and he appointed hundreds of African-Americans to posts. Then John Lewis, when Wallace died, publicly forgave him. He wrote an op-ed in the New York Times saying he had become a changed man. He'd assumed responsibility for the harm that he had caused, and that somehow he could never forget, but he could forgive. So that's a really interesting question as to whether...