and so now i expect you will see a speech that focuses more on the sort of pivot from osama bin laden's death to kind of the hopeful events in the region, that focuses on this economic aid package without, of course, anything that requires a congressional appropriation which is difficult right now. and talks about in more general terms some of the issues going on right now, hopefully syria, certainly something modest on israeli-palestinian peace but doesn't really get into the details. >> he's going to be meeting tomorrow with prime minister netanyahu. and then over the weekend, the president is going to be leaving for his meetings in europe, and netanyahu's going to be delivering his speech, almost a rebuttal to today's speech to the joint session of congress. faulk that. >> one -- talk about that. >> one thing netanyahu might do is congratulate the outside killing osama bin laden and saying this is a joint fight against terrorism and explain why, therefore, he can't negotiate with hamas. which would be sort of a reasonable and expected speech.