trammell crow, who s the one who sort of sfounded the family fortune and kind of co-owned this company with crow. and they were taking tax deductions over this time period, a total of $8 million between the two of them. and to do that you have to be operating like a for-profit business. you don t get to deduct like your hobbies or any sort of personal expenses. so there s a standard for that, and that is that you re actually trying to make a profit with your business. but when my colleague spoke to staff who d been on this yacht, sometimes for decades, they were not aware they were on a vessel that was being leased. they couldn t recall that ever happening. and we had other information, other documents that showed them really struggling to show that they were in fact leasing the yacht. and after we started this reporting crow s lawyer in a letter to the senate finance committee said, well, what happened with the yacht is crow