David Taylor

It's this dichotomy.

It's two sides of the same coin.

And we have to make choices about what we value and how to best manage all of it.

You're welcome.

Thank you.

And I'm ABC Business Correspondent David Taylor.

Well, if you look at the social media posts, then yes.

But what I am struggling with is an existential journalism crisis.

That's what I'm struggling with because...

What are the tweets supposed to be doing?

Are they supposed to be scaring the Iranians?

Are they supposed to be moving markets?

Are they supposed to be hedging Donald Trump's own personal interests?

I have no idea.

And as a journalist, you are used to receiving information from different sources.

Some of those sources are credible, some of them aren't.

And to have a moment where the source is the president of the United States, you would assume it's credible, but the social media posts are contradictory.

What he says is contradictory.

So as a journalist, it is really annoying.

It's literally giving me a headache and confusion, which is leading to a small level of nausea because it's exhausting.