Konstantin Kisin

Yes.

Which is to get into a series, usually, of terrible new relationships with really untrustworthy, unsuitable characters.

And I think we're also, if we're being fair, seeing quite a lot of that going on.

And so that's where it's interesting.

But also, I think the technological aspect of this in the current moment is as huge as it was at the times of the printing press and onwards.

Because one of the reasons people under 40 don't watch the news is just we use a different set of technology.

That's also another thing that's going on.

And I imagine if you're a TV executive now, if you've got a brain, what you're going is, how do we make the thing that we currently make more like the thing that the people under 40 are actually watching?

Describe me the picture that you see 5 and 10 years from now.

Describe me the picture that you see five and 10 years from now.

China, Russia.

Well, and maybe one of the... I don't think censorship is the answer to any of it, but I also wonder whether real journalism is the answer to it.

Where are the investigative journalists who are... Where are the investigative journalists who are... I can't say that line for some reason.

Where are the investigative journalists...

who are looking into those allegations.

Because every time I post anything that's remotely pro-Israel, people say, I've got $7,000 for that post.

Well, I welcome people to look into that theory and find out.

Likewise with the people you're talking about.

Richard, that's us.

Thank you very much.