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let's go live now to ben harris quiney chairman of the conservative think tank bebo queer welcome to the program it's great to have you with us now considering the amount of fire wall the north thought was that must go into the carriage of social media platform. can we assume that the problem here on the other side with employee for care is here on background checks. well i think the problem is when you have state agency is focused on what is essentially a public user solicited like twits who are also facebook there are always going to be ways it. the the issue i think is the extent to which twitter and other similar social media platforms collects such a wide range of data on their individual uses to the point that if a foreign government intelligence agency or anyone else is able to get into a specific twitter account be able to find out an awful lot about the individual and their work. and do you think twice you will now face increased pressure from u.s. lawmakers they have all this. yes i think so and i think it's part of a wider conversation really about the digital sovereignty