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i wonder if you put onus on congress in terms of delaying a lot of safety regulations that have been recommended to them? >> well, recommendations are a dime a dozen. the question is, is a recommendation going to work? is it worth the cost of it? and i would respectfully suggest to all of the people that are opinioniating on this, we don't know enough facts at this point to be offering that. now, i think every american thinks congress is somewhat dysfunctional and ought to be doing a better job at its work. but in this particular case, i don't think we know. >> i hear you. i also know you said a few days ago on another network you would be looking at changes in the regulatory sphere. those are your words. so people don't necessarily understand how the administrative law part of this works. these proposals have to go through notice and comment. that takes a long time. they have to go through a formal cost benefit analysis, which