Audie Cornish

And it has been an education, like for sure.

It's been an education.

I think one of the hundreds of thousands of reasons for me not to comment on this is kind of for the thing you guys are saying, which is like,

We're in the realm of like personalities and regulation and the government.

And so it's not the same as sitting around talking about a business deal or even a hostile takeover.

It's kind of something else.

And if you notice people not speaking up, I mean, A, we can't, right, because we're in the middle of a regulatory issue.

But B, to say it's above our pay grade is an understatement.

I had breakfast with NPR host this morning, and he was like, we don't even want to talk about it.

It was always, like I said, it was always haunting us there.

It's like now you got to just compete in the marketplace.

But lucky for them, they do fundamentally have a brand people trust.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think the way to go is fuck you.

So, yeah.

Audie, thoughts?

I'm curious about the people who, you know, like the First Lady or Ted Cruz, who were so touting the Take It Down Act, you know, which was supposed to allow people a chance to take down non-consensual images, sexualized images.

Marsha Blackmer?

Yeah, again, it's one of those moments where you're like, do you actually care about this or do you not care about this?