There is a huge moral hazard here.

AIG still racked up subsequent to that, wasn't it north of $64 billion in losses?

Do any of you see this as leadership failures in the Navy?

I just would again encourage you, and I would ask you to please make some comment on whether you think the TALF or any other instrument could be used, either from a backstop standpoint or from going into the markets and starting to…

I am very anxious to see the implementation of the TALF. I am concerned that it has taken this long.

I think it has great potential. But the sooner we get it rolled out, the better.

But, in effect, what we are saying is consequently folks who bought these instruments should have been doing some level of credit analysis of what AIG was selling who did not do that credit analysis and are going to still come out whole…

There ought to be some haircut taken by these folks at some point in this process.

I appreciate your advocacy of the ecosystem approach in marine management.

I think that holistic approach in trying to go away from some of the more simplistic ways to say well, it is as simple as A produces B, is where we need to go.

We're burning up a lot of money, and we're not getting a lot of product right now.

The government itself is evil.

Until that time, each agency comes in to gather whatever it can for its own area.

The temperature, put it this way, it lags the greenhouse gas.

Chinese people are wonderful people. I mean, they want freedom. They are thirsting for freedom.

I really worry that what we may very well move on, that this could become such a political...

And we have genocide that has been going on for five years. China goes to Darfur and says what they are going to do is build a new embassy and a palace for Bashir who has been indicted by the ICC.

I think one of the challenges for our technology is as we go to alternative energy systems, we have to restructure the electrical grid so that it can handle these types of energy sources that may come on and go off.