you've got a better chance of getting into harvard than you do getting turned down for a waiver. bill: let me put a specific question to you. if you got that answer, tucker, where would that lead you on the story? >> look, here's the problem. getting a waiver helps a business in a lot of cases. this system, because it is wholly not transparent, is ripe for political abuses. you give your political allies waivers. that could happen. in order to prevent that, we need to know what the criteria are that the government is using to grant these waivers. bill: i understand that. what about all this, alan? why not tell snus. >> i'm a little confused. first you said we want to know the list of the people denied waiver, then you said well, everybody is getting them, so there -- >> not everyone is getting them. >> most all of them. >> some aren't. >> if you go to the senate for -- center for the medicare and medicaid services, cms.gov, you will actually see a list of who gets the waivers, what kind of insurance plans get the