And now, because of unrestricted submarine warfare and the Bolshevik Revolution and the Zimmerman Note, there's all of these reasons that the United States is going. So Woodrow Wilson wants to make sure that if we're going, that we're going for a good reason. We're going to go with a plan for peace at the end of the war, hence the 14 points. The 14 points is also, I think, a sale to the Germans, basically saying, look, if we're involved, if you give up and you quit, we're not going to have a peace plan of vengeance. We're going to have a peace plan that brings the world farther away from war in the future. So I think that if you understand the war aims and you understand why he gave it, now you can understand maybe the 14 points. So we're going to chop them up, we're going to summarize.