Wow.  Apparently his cousin got $6 billion dollars out of him.  You’ve described the whole ordeal as a misunderstanding. A misunderstanding over what? When I say misunderstanding, it’s because I believe I shouldn’t have been there. Now that I’ve left, I would say that I’ve been vindicated. Yet I have to acknowledge to you, for the first time, that yes, we do have with the government a confirmed understanding, going forward. What does that mean? It is very confidential. I cannot get into that. But there is a confirmed understanding between the kingdom of Saudi Arabia and me personally. Does that require you to do certain things? Not necessarily. I cannot get into that, because it is confidential and secret between me and the government. But rest assured that this does not really handcuff me. What did the government want from you? I will not get into the discussions that took place between me and representatives of the government. They must have wanted something. I read what was written, that they wanted a chunk of A or B or C of what I have. This was all rumors. According to one report, it was $6 billion. I read $6 billion, I read more than that and less than that. Did it cost you anything to leave? Did you have to pay the government any money, did you have to hand over any land, did you have to surrender any shares? When I say it’s a confidential and secret agreement, an arrangement based on a confirmed understanding between me and the government of Saudi Arabia, you have to respect that. I’m a Saudi citizen. But I’m also a member of the royal family. The king is my uncle. Mohammed bin Salman is my cousin. So my interest is in maintaining the relationship between us and keeping it unscratched.