that are coming out this week and last week, michael wolff's book, michael bender, carol leonnig and philip rucker, they were interviewing these sources almost in realtime. it takes a while to write a book of several hundred pages. i think this is very fast, first of all. second of all, when it comes to mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who is still by the way the current chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, do you think that it would be appropriate for him to -- he's not holding a press conference, right? that's not his job, that's not his role. you know, is it important for the historical record that we understand what was happening behind the scenes? i think it is. i would also point out that when it comes to the chairman of the joint chiefs, he actually did take some extraordinary steps that were public. he apologized last summer for participating in the june 1st infamous lafayette square photo op. that was remarkable, very