arthel: andrew, how do you see it, are the players' civil rights being compromised in any way? >> no, i just think it's interesting because this is a league that has been known for being very expressive about human rights, civil rights, human liberties. when it comes to this, they're being told or they feel like they're not going there. and what's interesting is because the nba has maintained this progressive approach, whereas other leagues,ing you, w they're business first, you know they're not going to wade into this but the nba has. my reaction is, the nba, we're learning they're like the other leagues. they have a $1.5 billion deal with ten cent, a digital media company in china. they're protecting that interest over the interest of individual expressions. arthel: they're not alone. there's a list of other companies caving to china's demands, nba, and you've got apple, activision, blizzard, which is a gaming company. so when you look at this,