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I would ask him whether he would rather have a world run by civil servants for civil servants at the expense of the ordinary people. They're not the alternatives. Well, but let's go back to the fact. In the 19th century, which in the United States was a period of great economic freedom, when the government played a very small role, when total expenditures of the federal government were 3% of the national income, you had the greatest outpouring of private philanthropic al amosary activity the world has ever seen. The same thing was true in this country. Do you realize that three-quarters of the beds in your hospitals under the health service are in hospitals that were built in the 19th century by private individuals expressing their private charitable impulses? If you look at the distribution of income, if you look at the distribution of income, the period of economic freedom was a period in which the poor were getting better off, in which the differences in income between the rich and the poor was getting smaller and not larger. If you look at the present situation and you ask, who are the people who, how do you make money in today's world? How do you become a millionaire in today's world? It's by getting special privileges from government. What kind of nonsense is this that government is cutting down? If I want to get rich in the United States, the easiest way to do it is to have the government give me a television channel. I will immediately be a millionaire. Two years ago, three years ago, if I wanted to get rich in Great Britain, fortunately the conservative government has eliminated this The best way to do it was to get a permit to get foreign exchange. You had foreign exchange control. In every country in the world, if I take India, where you have tremendous differences of income, who are the rich people in India? They are the people who have special privileges from government. So government is a source of differences of income, of special privilege, of monopoly. Let me take a look.