I mean, I'm looking at the figures. This says something to me.

Why are farmers always--248 days to approve it for dislocated farmers.

I'm sure you don't.

You're telling me with $12 million you're going to continue the program, and that it's a total commitment.

A month.

You've got 11 criminal convictions a month on what, criminal convictions of whom, of what?

Well, I would say that in a union they have some because the union officers are elected.

So you're not doing any better now than you've ever done.

Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman.

Well, my time is up.

Let me just tell you, there is one grant that came in on October 18 of 2002. That's been 164 days now.

10 of the top 20 largest unions have no what?

Are these under State courts? Are these Federal cases you bring?

Well, what does a privately held company with the same receipts have to report?

When you submit the comparisons, don't just use publicly held corporations.

Has any of those top 10 of the top 20 unions that you say they've never been audited by OLMS, are you aware if they've ever been audited with outside auditors?

Something's not adding up.

Is that because the OLMS is prohibited by law from auditing them?