women around the world. we first met in afghanistan, and the role you took there on women. now, in terms of working from home, and this whole issue that melissa meyer set off when she took over facebook. >> i think it just shows the ambivalence so many people have, and the fact that so many people think that the way work is structured doesn't match the way america lives, and so to have a member come out and say we are going to take this option away from you, i think, came and struck a lot of people as really tone-deaf to where a lot of people are, and i don't think that's just women. i think that is people in general. on the flip side of the argument, well, if she were a male ceo who said this, would she have gotten nearly the blow back and the attention, and i personally think the answer is no. >> i misspoke, of course. it's yahoo, not facebook. we were talking about facebook. wanted to also raise the issue of this arkansas legislation now. we're talking about the most