california state law is a lot more favorable to various kinds of ins and outs or kind of threading the needle to get out of arbitration. that s not the case under the federal arbitration act, certainly not the case in the central district. generally judges are going to lean towards, if you entered into a bargain and you said that arbitration was going to be the way to resolve it, they re going to send you to arbitration. and, anne, the president s team want arbitration not only because it s in the contract, but because it s out of public view? completely. first of all, i think federal courts generally do uphold arbitration agreements and i m sorry. they do uphold these types of arbitration agreements. so there s no question that in federal court, this is much more likely to go in the president s lawyers directions. it s part of the nondisclosure agreement. they want to be in a small room with one person, out of public view. you re not litigating in a public courtroom. they ve a