fact that she said that she's got 90 recordings. am i guess is she didn't start recording on day one. those are just the recordings. they didn't say anything but the statements or the rest of the culture that they're spreading their. my thought is that based on what we've seen so far, they realized hey, we have to shut this down as soon as we can, because here's the way that companies tend to look at these cases, and i've worked on a lot of these cases. it comes down to basic business decisions. is it better to try to get this resolved early, because normally the fallout in terms the way things look cost more than a lawsuit costs. we're sitting here talking about someone's statement that they made, and i think sometimes what happens is, you've got so many abusive statements being saint made so often, people become numb to how it looks, but litigation is storytelling. trials are storytelling. eventually someone stetson says, i don't think you'll realize just how bad this looks on paper, and how bad it's going to sound, and that's when people tend to resolve these matters. >> i've gotta say, she knows -- that interview with nicole wallace was incredible.