Ross Douthat

Just give me a pricey of what kind of training or instructions you would give.

What let's go back to something you said at the very start.

You talked about sort of the scenes in Minnesota and you talked about people blowing whistles, running around, warning businesses that ice is coming.

Is that part of the training?

Is that something that you tell people to do or urge people to do?

And so then, but then the expectation, if you're giving me a whistle, right, the expectation is I will be out.

I will be documenting in some way with a camera, but I will also be doing things to alert the neighborhood, right?

Or that that's, you don't insist on it, but it's clearly part of what people are doing.

Yes.

And they do have guns.

And I want to talk about what that has meant in a minute.

But just on – so at the end of one of these incidents or observation periods –

Someone comes to you, right, they come back to you, and they deliver the documentation.

And in most cases, now it's going to be video.

Yes.

Are you guys responsible then for what I think is one of the most important features of the process, which is clips getting edited, cut up and put on the internet?

Like, are you sort of, are you guys doing that?

Are you guys doing curation?

No.

So what is the transmission of the clips from...