in the gulf. if everything goes perfectly well, july 27 is what an executive of the company told "the wall street journal" this week, well ahead of the original target of mid august. the new target date is also the day the company will report second quarter earnings. and seven days earlier, president obama will meet with the british prime minister on u.s. soil. is all of this enough to regain shareholders' trust? i know richard, it's interesting because the british papers even two weeks ago were saying the deadline of the middle of august, forget it. they'll try to over, they're going to try to deliver something earlier if they possibly can. because they have to restore some confidence in the company. >> right. >> i don't think that's why they're going to try to do this. it's not a pr exercise. if that's what you mean. if you read what dudley says, he basically said worst-case scenario, we're looking at the middle of august. best-case scenario, they're terrified of damaging further