Ralphie May

And so WikiLeaks, you know, that was – it's a pretty interesting thing that Amazon.com was connected to it.

WikiLeaks is a site that has – I mean, they're a guerrilla news site.

They released the Guantanamo Bay video.

It was like a few years – a year ago.

And then they released other documents –

I'm like trying to remember all the documents, like they released 40,000 documents like a month or so ago.

And they're always I mean, like they are.

I'm trying to think of like they are like the TMZ, it seems these days of of these situations of like making governments transparent.

They're whistleblowers.

They're the modern day whistleblowers.

That's the big question.

I mean, they get these documents.

Well, the leak in terms of this, like the whistleblower in terms of this, was someone that worked in the Army.

It was an internal person.

Yeah, those documents were released about Iraq and Afghanistan and the war.

And they released all this information, all this confidential information.

They're not making the decision of whether it's right or not right.

They're saying the public needs to see it.

You will then disseminate this information and use it in the way you want to use it.

Right.