 And it was a really powerful speech. It was John Kennedy himself, really. He did it on television that night. Obviously, Sorensen had worked on it. But it was coming from him, finally. And he talked about civil rights as a moral problem. And he introduced then that he was going to introduce a civil rights bill to end segregation in the South. And that's the very bill that was going there through that summer, that was there through the March on Washington, that was there when John Kennedy died and had not yet made its way through the Congress,