what mr. cain said may know before that and then what he just said there. there was a change of direction there, because between those two statements, he got this statement written from the perry campaign. "mr. cain is wrong about the perry family's quick action to eliminate the word on the rock, but is right the word written by others long ago is offensive and insensitive. that is why the perrys took quick action to cover and obscure it." i want to go back. sometimes we benefit over an argument over a fact, because maybe one side's right and one side's wrong and then we know who's telling the truth and that also tells us who the good guy is. back to you, wayne. we like to find out who the good guy is in these debates. your contention five minutes ago is the real issue in terms of journalism was governor perry telling the truth when he said way back in '83 or '84, he got his daddy to paint over that word, so he's really innocent, because his first impulse was to cover it up.