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So when you when you think about it, like, OK, there's it's like, you know, 100 million dollars here, a couple billion dollars there. But what I think really adds up to is this is sort of like a kind of EU wide policy for how they want to deal with American tech. It's almost like a tariff. And I think the US government basically gets to decide how are they going to deal with that, right?

Because if the US government, if some other country was screwing with another industry that we cared about, the US government would probably find some way to put pressure on them. But I think what happened here is actually the complete opposite. the U.S.

Because if the US government, if some other country was screwing with another industry that we cared about, the US government would probably find some way to put pressure on them. But I think what happened here is actually the complete opposite. the U.S.

Because if the US government, if some other country was screwing with another industry that we cared about, the US government would probably find some way to put pressure on them. But I think what happened here is actually the complete opposite. the U.S.

government led the kind of attack against the companies, which then just made it so, like, the EU is basically, and all these other places, just free to just go to town on all the American companies and do whatever you want. But, I mean, look, obviously, like, I don't want to come across as if, like, we don't have things that we need to do better. Obviously, we do.

government led the kind of attack against the companies, which then just made it so, like, the EU is basically, and all these other places, just free to just go to town on all the American companies and do whatever you want. But, I mean, look, obviously, like, I don't want to come across as if, like, we don't have things that we need to do better. Obviously, we do.

government led the kind of attack against the companies, which then just made it so, like, the EU is basically, and all these other places, just free to just go to town on all the American companies and do whatever you want. But, I mean, look, obviously, like, I don't want to come across as if, like, we don't have things that we need to do better. Obviously, we do.

And when we mess something up, we deserve to be held accountable for that and just like everyone else. I do think that the American technology industry is a bright spot in the American economy. I think it's a strategic advantage for the United States that we have a lot of the strongest companies in the world. And I think it should be part of the U.S. 's strategy going forward to defend that.

And when we mess something up, we deserve to be held accountable for that and just like everyone else. I do think that the American technology industry is a bright spot in the American economy. I think it's a strategic advantage for the United States that we have a lot of the strongest companies in the world. And I think it should be part of the U.S. 's strategy going forward to defend that.

And when we mess something up, we deserve to be held accountable for that and just like everyone else. I do think that the American technology industry is a bright spot in the American economy. I think it's a strategic advantage for the United States that we have a lot of the strongest companies in the world. And I think it should be part of the U.S. 's strategy going forward to defend that.

And it's one of the things that I'm optimistic about with President Trump is I think he just wants America to win. And I think some of the stuff like the other governments who are kind of pushing on this stuff, it's At least the U.S. has the rule of law, right? So the government can come after you for something, but you still get your day in court and the courts are pretty fair.

And it's one of the things that I'm optimistic about with President Trump is I think he just wants America to win. And I think some of the stuff like the other governments who are kind of pushing on this stuff, it's At least the U.S. has the rule of law, right? So the government can come after you for something, but you still get your day in court and the courts are pretty fair.

And it's one of the things that I'm optimistic about with President Trump is I think he just wants America to win. And I think some of the stuff like the other governments who are kind of pushing on this stuff, it's At least the U.S. has the rule of law, right? So the government can come after you for something, but you still get your day in court and the courts are pretty fair.

And so we've basically done a pretty good job of defending ourselves. And when we've chosen to do that, basically, we have a pretty good rate of winning. It's just not like that in every other country around the world. Like if other governments decide that they're going to go after you, you don't always get kind of a clear shake at kind of defending yourself on the rules.

And so we've basically done a pretty good job of defending ourselves. And when we've chosen to do that, basically, we have a pretty good rate of winning. It's just not like that in every other country around the world. Like if other governments decide that they're going to go after you, you don't always get kind of a clear shake at kind of defending yourself on the rules.

And so we've basically done a pretty good job of defending ourselves. And when we've chosen to do that, basically, we have a pretty good rate of winning. It's just not like that in every other country around the world. Like if other governments decide that they're going to go after you, you don't always get kind of a clear shake at kind of defending yourself on the rules.

So I think to some degree, if the U.S. tech industry is going to continue being really strong – I do think that the U.S. government has a role in basically defending it abroad. And that's one of the things that I'm optimistic about will happen in this administration.

So I think to some degree, if the U.S. tech industry is going to continue being really strong – I do think that the U.S. government has a role in basically defending it abroad. And that's one of the things that I'm optimistic about will happen in this administration.

So I think to some degree, if the U.S. tech industry is going to continue being really strong – I do think that the U.S. government has a role in basically defending it abroad. And that's one of the things that I'm optimistic about will happen in this administration.

Well, I think there are a couple of different things here. One is this is something where I think X and Twitter just did it better than us on fact checking. We took the critique around fact checking, sorry, around misinformation. We put in place this fact checking program, which basically empowered these third party fact checkers.