they want to know what the nation's top experts at the federal level are telling them should be done what they should do until their own lives and that's why so many people are watching these briefings. i mean, the president was boasting about the ratings. that's -- that was a strange thing to do, but people are tuning in. they want to know what's happening. and as a reporter, you've got to cover these things. i mean, they're incredibly you know, important. it's a chance to put questions not just to the president but the vice president who's running this task force, to people like fauci and birx, and occasionally the fema director is there. the treasury secretary. you've got to -- got to cover these things. they're incredibly important, but you're right. there's been an avalanche of misstatements, exaggerations, incorrect information that has come out, and it's got to be fact checked. it's got to be fact checked in realtime i believe, and there are different kinds of misstatements...