32,000. they put it at 18,000 for the country in 2007. what about all of this? back with the panel. juan, seems like a big story about this settlement. >> i think it is an interesting story. it's an interesting in that way if you said simply here are the number of black farmers in the country, 27,000, at max, during the '70s and '80s and you look at the number of claims you say this is far disparate. how is it possible? possible in several ways. steve king has done an interesting job saying he located most payments that went to people in the city. not in the rural areas of the south where most of the farms are previously located. where there are claims of discrimination. you could have eras, people who left the farming, there was migration in '30s and '40s or people going to big cities in the north. people who have been impacted may not be farmers any longer but this is an interesting

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