So, again, is it your position that the results we see from Medicare - where the payer is the government itself, and the provider side is operating under extrem

So, again, is it your position that the results we see from Medicare - where the payer is the government itself, and the provider side is operating under extremely tight rules dictated by the government, can be considered representative of how things might play out in a free market? You haven't come out and said so, so I apologize if I'm putting words in your mouth. But it seems like you're arguing toward a position: because we can see that government control of the market has resulted in the mess that we call Medicare, we should therefore stomp out any further vestiges of the market and put the government in control of that as well. This doesn't seem like a sane position.