delegations walked out. but, look, there are 193 nations, that leaves, what, 160, potential, still sitting there and he was applauded when he finished. do you see a change in tone at the united nations, when he comes? >> no, and i don't think that the day of his speech or the reaction of the delegations there was a bad day for the u.n. or that represents an aberration or a problem that can be fixed, so the u.n. can get back to the good old days. this is the u.n. in operation. this is the way it works, and i think prime minister netanyahu summed it up very well when he gave his speech, noting 30-some delegations had walked out and basically said, all of you should have walked out. and that is right. the one silver lining in this cloud is that, yet again, people here in the states, and in the western world, get to see mahmoud ahmadinejad with the bark off and should remind all of us the potential implications of letting somebody like this get his finger on the nuclear weapon button. >> eric: and talking about the