And so if you read a report saying that 49% of teachers in the United States were members of labor unions, well, then it would be reasonable to say that the null hypothesis, the no news here, is that the same percentage of teachers in her state are members of a labor union. So that percentage, that proportion is P. So this would be the null hypothesis, that the proportion in her state is also 49%. And now what would the alternative be? Well, the alternative is that the proportion in her state is not 49%. This is the thing that, hey, there would be news here. There'd be something interesting to report. There's something different about her state.