First of all, liberals, like all Canadians are right to be worried about misinformation and disinformation and wanting to make sure that Canadians are protected from it. However, that policy is not a policy we would ever implement, we will never make it we will never harm journalists capacity to do the professional, independent work that they do. And on that Facebook yesterday committee said that news had a social value, but not really an economic value. That argument that the Internet giants are putting forward is not just flawed. It's dangerous to our democracy to our economy. Putting aside the jobs and communities that are supported by local journalism, by professional journalists, understanding what's going on in the world around us, is an essential service being able to challenge authorities and powers in democracies and non democracies is a fundamental part of what we're doing and what how we create a better and fairer society forever. Woodward and Bernstein were an influencers else Someone reporting on the horrors in Bucha is not trying to get likes on their Facebook page. Journalism is essential, rigorous, challenging, independent journalism is essential. And the fact that Facebook is still saying that it doesn't want to pay journalists for the work they do. Shows how deeply irresponsible and out of touch they are with how we need to ensure all of us we're protecting our democracies.