an election. doesn't it seem to the member countries they don't want that to happen? >> here's the problem. every country has an equal vote. so the united states has a vote. and then cameroon has the same vote and so what russia has successfully done in all these types of country situations, these group country situations like with fifa over the world cup or the international olympic committee, they find little countries and they figure out ways of enticing them to vote with them. and so, you know, we could have all of europe, united states, canada, japan, australia, all voting with us, and then all sorts of little non rule of law countries are voting with the russians and the russian guy could get in and run interpol. the international police organization. >> now, bill, there are lots of reasons why this might work out badly, but the magnitsky act, the global magnitsky act you're responsible for may be chief among them i have heard, i saw something here that the russians say that you poisoned sergei magnitsky,