bureau chief for usa today. and from national urban radio. we'll have you on to talk about your book, april, if you'd like. april, you were there today, and i want to know what the reaction was from your male colleagues to the fact that not one -- i could be a male and say, why did you invite us if you weren't going to let us involve ourselves in the q & a process, mr. president? your thoughts and feelings. >> you know for one thing for sure, in this town, it's a white, male dominated town. i know for a fact. i just walked out of the white house and the press area. many of our male colleagues have been going into the press secretary very upset that they were not called on today. but let me say this to you. as a woman, as someone who's been covering the white house, it's nice. and someone who sits in the third row, not the first row or the second row, but the third row, it's nice to see a change of pace.