Caleb Gilbert

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Yeah, I can see somebody who is writing the check saying, well, that's not what I pay you for.

Given what happened that day, I have to assume that that rippled through your industry.

I mean, as that day played itself out, how did it go out in real time?

And then what have the cascades been that you've seen in changes?

United healthcare CEO, uh, Thompson.

Did he have a protective detail of any kind or was he solo mission out there?

Just Jason boarding it.