administration -- under the bush administration, not a single medal of honor was given to a living recipient. you had over 246 medals of honor in vietnam, only 10 have been given -- all posthumously -- under the bush administration to living recipients now, but only ten since 9/11. that's kind of the broader picture here. secretary gates did not see one single action in iraq or afghanistan that warranted the medal of honor to a living person. that's troublesome, because i will tell you from firsthand experience those acts of bravery and courage were being committed every single day. so under the bush administration, again, not a single living person got the medal of honor, and only a few given out posthumously. and that panel that you speak of, that was unprecedented. that has never been done before for the medal of honor. what has always been taken, the marines or the soldiers on the ground, the eyewitnesses that