so it was a classic whodunnit, which is what made it more complex and difficult. >> trooper chris berryare saying online. >> we're combing through everything. just hours and hours. go on the page and just dissecting every picture, every message, everything. dates, times. you find out a lot. everybody posts their whole story on facebook. >> and he admitted at the time, he's like, "i didn't even know what a retweet was." so he had to become fluent almost as he had his boots on the ground. >> still to this day, i don't like twitter. it was just one of those things i never got into, and it was hard to follow and hard to figure out. >> the kids had all these concerns and information, and they used twitter and facebook to voice their opinions. >> there was so much to dig through, so many digital artifacts to put into one column. like, this is relevant or this is irrelevant. but it's a lot of noise, and it's a lot of volume. >> but berry gets up to speed quickly and soon finds himself in a pile of digital posts. what he notices is technology has changed, but human behavior has not. >> well, an

chris >> well, sirjake berry about britain. ll, sir jake berry there with remarks that with some real remarks that government titus has taken over the tory party nigel farage, just briefly, in other news here, as i forecast for gb news yesterday for amendments have come back to the house of commons. they will be voted on tomorrow on the safety of rwanda bill expectation here in bill and the expectation here in the palace of westminster is that the lords will fold tomorrow and that bill will become law. but the flights won't be taking off for a few weeks yet. nigel >> christopher hope and sirjake berry , thank you very much berry, thank you very much indeed. well, i'm very much in jake berry's camp, but somebody who i suspect is not is doctor rob branson, associate professor in tobacco control research at the university of bath. the argument being made there by sir jake wasn't about the merits of smoking. it was about the merits of free choice. and i would just say this to you, rob, that in australia they have overtaxed tobacco .