did. we have no partisan agenda. we don't care about that at all. what we found, interestingly enough, is that all three dimensions that we look at, fiscal, regulatory and personal freedom, state that were freer attracted people from states that were less free. and they also grew much faster economically. >> isn't that sorlt of, i mean, there are other mitigating factors in terms of growth of state populations. i have to take issue with the idea that somehow someone's ability to participate in the democratic process, which is to say go to the poles and vote, doesn't have any weight compared to someone's right to smoke in public. where was this public polling that showed that reproductive rights didn't matter as much as tax rates. >> we are mainly looking at government policies. that restrict people's ability to dispose of their lives, property, as they see fit. so we are focused on government actions here or there. now of course we agree that all