kenji, of course, any response you could make? or you can just agree.laughter] >> that is an option. and then i think you are convinced that the meta model of an independent board of experts is an effective one for social media. tell us why. what are the characteristics institutional arrangements to make it a success and do you think it could move to others as well. >> and i'd like so respond, and first, to nadine, i think that the holocaust denial case, i'll get in trouble with my board members if i don't respond. not the most opposite-- i realize this is my fault because i answered the question with this, probably not the most to join issue with on disinformation. we could take it up as a hypothetical, but that's not what the case is about. when i think about disinformation and where we've done things that are counter cultural, i think of the altered video of president biden case, where we saw him touching his granddaughter he was pinning an i voted sticker to her and this was manipulated in such a way, slowed down and put on loop and it made it look

. >> kenji came to describe we effect of limiting the inspection time has on the workers and the morale? >> it's incredibly depressing as a mentioned earlier imagine being hired to do a job and then being told not to do it. it's very insulting. you train all your life for this thing. you spend three years, 732 working days to go from an apprentice carmen to a journeyman. when you. when you get there they say, if you find the facts were going to disappoint you. no more defects, no more defects. you got a target on your back. it's not necessarily for finding a defect that they're going to disappoint you. it's for everything else. put your shoes untied, i've heard of guys getting written up for changing their hat over to a safety helmet. i mean, wiping their safety glasses. really just heady stuff. but that's what happens when you get a target on your back, you don't fall in line. >> now you also mention in your testimony that fra conducted a study that found when inspectors were present carmen average one minute and 44 seconds per car inspection. however, when inspectors were not present,

and good writer kenji lopez alt is trying to eat at every one of them. >> we might have hit gold herea, some have burger joints. teriyaki is the seattle food. this is the food of the people. >> reporter: and if you grew up in seattle in the 1980s like i did, you probably ate a lot of what's called seattle-style teriyaki because there was so much of it around. hundreds of small family-run shops in strip malls and gas stations grilling up chicken over rice topped with a signature sweet glaze. and it's all thanks to this guy. >> toshi kasahara. why do you think it's become so popular here in the northwest? >> it was something tasty and inexpensive. >> reporter: way back in 1976, kasahara was a young japanese immigrant with an idea, a restaurant dedicated to teriyaki. fast, affordable, and delicious. >> most japanese restaurant had teriyaki, but i was the one specialized teriyaki. >> reporter: a lot of the restaurants were owned by japanese folks at the beginning. but now it's like some are chinese american, vietnamese american. all these asian immigrant communities have found a teriyaki

. >> kenji came to describe we effect of limiting the inspection time has on the workers and the morale? >> it's incredibly depressing as a mentioned earlier imagine being hired to do a job and then being told not to do it. it's very insulting. you train all your life for this thing. you spend three years, 732 working days to go from an apprentice carmen to a journeyman. when you. when you get there they say, if you find the facts were going to disappoint you. no more defects, no more defects. you got a target on your back. it's not necessarily for finding a defect that they're going to disappoint you. it's for everything else. put your shoes untied, i've heard of guys getting written up for changing their hat over to a safety helmet. i mean, wiping their safety glasses. really just heady stuff. but that's what happens when you get a target on your back, you don't fall in line. >> now you also mention in your testimony that fra conducted a study that found when inspectors were present carmen average one minute and 44 seconds per car inspection. however, when inspectors were not present,

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