 Well, the interesting thing about it is, I mean, you're going to go to the floor for contempt, and then it'll get sent to the Department of Justice for referral for prosecution, where the attorney general will have to make a decision whether to prosecute him or not. And then that's sort of where the rub comes, because is the attorney general, is he the president's personal lawyer to protect him from turning over an audio tape, which supposedly there's a transcript for already available to you, or does he represent the American people with a right to know and transparency?