Jason

No one is saying, certainly not the State Department or America, hey, you can't have your own platforms in Europe.

Build your own.

Build your own Facebook.

Build your own Instagram.

Build your own Twitter slash X, TikTok, whatever you'd like to build.

And you can have whatever standards you like on your platforms.

We're saying, hey, these are our platforms.

This is our standard.

And we don't want our users or our platforms to be receiving fines.

That's our position.

Hey, David, when we look at, and I'm asking you this one so I can give you a pass on it, but what do you think people are so scared of in the UK when it comes to freedom of speech?

And maybe the most freedom, the most raucous platform, X specifically.

Well, I don't think the people are afraid.

I think the government is afraid of the people criticizing it.

And therefore, they're engaged in what censors always do, which is protect the people in power.

Sarah, you should explain this to us.

But as I understand, there have been over 12,000 people.

Is it prosecuted or arrested?

Arrested.

under the Online Safety Act, was that just in one year?