us in a statement to determine what impact. this is the kind of language we're getting from a lot of companies. they are watching. they will not speculate about what kind of reaction there could be, but they're watching very carefully. we don't know what the u.s. and -- >> diplomacy, by the way, they've got to watch every word they said to you. >> absolutely. >> because this could shatter stock prices, the markets e here, there. >> and shatter confidence in doing business in russia. >> well, doesn't this shatter their confidence when they have direct threats from the prime minister that we're going to see your assets? i would never invest in a country -- >> we don't know what the u.s. and europe are planning in terms of sanctions. maybe they're going to target key russian authorities or people who are running key russian state-owned businesses and confiscate their cash and assets around the world. remember, some of these corporate titans in russia have diversified in part because of the uncertainty in russia. they have diversified with all kinds of holdings around the world. it's a fascinating place to be, especially 20 years into russia trying to convince the global -- the global marketplace that they do business just like everyone