slightly closer to what normal protocol would be. we're told it's still not normal protocol for a pilot or a co pilot to say either/or. but secondly, wolf, it actually puts a lot of the credibility of the malaysian government at the heart of this. we have been hearing from the relatives of those missing from that flight again and again, they cannot take this. they can't take all the contradictory information. they want to know what's right. and they're saying, look, if you had taken a look at the transcript, why didn't you know this before? especially if it's so very material to whether or not flight 370 was routine up until the point it disappeared from radar. wolf? >> it's not just the transcript, paula. they have an actual recording of the conversation between the captain, the co-captain, as well as ground control, the air traffic controllers. they don't even need a transcript. they can just listen and now it's taken so long to change, "all right, good night" to the official according to the press release from the ministry of malaysia, "good night malaysian