first, roy meadow had called this syndrome by proxy.he hadn't meant to suggest this was a real psychological syndrome which some particular psychopathology that made the people do this though, mentally ill for lots of people took it that way. it later turned out from investigation, has no particular psychopathology associate with this behavior. some people have depression hurts and people of the mental illness. others register completely mentally healthy. that's when issue. second and related issue is who is going to diagnose this behavior? was a mental health practitioners or pediatricians who came in contact with the child but not the parent usually? and the third issue an issue that the munchausen syndrome by proxy diagnosis eventually founded with how to separate these really twisted parents from parents children who were legitimately ill, often with rare illnesses that people didn't recognize. although rare illnesses mean they are rare, there are more than 7000 rare illnesses, a one in 20 children actually have a rare illness. ulti

harold loves a scratch at the pine meadow farm in massachusetts. you know, harold often asks me to scratch him behind the ear, but whenever i do, his foot starts tapping, and it's really, really creepy. so, yeah, it's just nuts, so i don't scratch him anymore. we're almost out of time. jesse. who's on your show? joe biden. joe biden is on your show. >> joe biden will be on the show at 8:00. there you go. i'll be on the show. have a great night. >> this is fox news coverage of president biden's farewell address to the nation from the oval office. good evening. i'm bret baier in washington. it's a time honored tradition. a president leaving office delivering final words about his administration. a bittersweet moment, but for america's 46th president, joe biden, the end of his term also signals the close to a 52 year washington career. he'd hoped it wouldn't end so soon. in five days, president biden hands back the world's most powerful office to the political rival who preceded him, and he leaves office with some of the lowest approval ratings of his

i remember getting on the phone with mark meadows and said we needed ventilators. 4000 ventilators show up within 48 hours. i remember getting on the phone it was 10:00 p.m. or 11:00 p.m. at night. we are talking by house stockpile in suffolk county was out of regular size and 95 masks. the next day you are here in the white house talking about how you are sending hundreds of thousands of and 95 masks they arrive within the next 48 hours. accordingly in surgical masks show up. instantly. i get on the phone just a couple weeks ago but the secretary of treasury to talk about how there is a need out there for county like mind. not we have a population of about 1.48 million per week do not qualify for the facility. secretary mentioned, the knights of getting the last bill passed he is on the phone and working to take care of our issues. what gerrit has it done in the admiral and others who were involved in that effort i would to say thank you. the boeing dreamliner's with ppe in right now that suffolk ordered its a huge help. the last thing i'll say is this. i save the point about not just

>> austin meadows will stand in for the second time against domingo german. nettles flew to center in the first. strike one. the meadows on the off on wednesday, took riley greene, spencer torkelson and matt wisler out on his boat, just a casual day. some late fishing, but overall, just a good way to hang out with the guys. rips one down the right-field line. >> did you get the invite? >> i did not. >> i would have loved to get that invite. just to get out of the water. just do a little fishing. >> they were all real appreciative. they love that, writer. >>. >> i do, too. i love they are hanging out together off the field. again, i truly believe in a team that loves being around each other, they play for each other, there is no question it helps build camaraderie, and it helps you play better on the field. >> you had that with your really good teams that you played on? >> 4-0 we deftly did. we had it in '06, for sure. we had a good mix of veterans and some young players. -- made it very clear he was going to do to everybody the first on the 15th -- that was w

ran to mark meadows, the white house chief of staff at the time said you can't release these, you'll violate the privacy act, criminal violation of the privacy act. you'll reveal sources and methods. mark meadows issued an order on january 20, 2021 saying do your privacy act review and get out these crossfire hurricane declassified records. they didn't do that review. instead they did the mar-a-lago raid. that's what this lawfare is all about. 24 time -- this time when president trump releases these crossfire hurricane records i think people will see how damning the evidence is against hillary and obama and biden and clapper and brennan and all these other people who politicized and weaponized intel agencies to take out president trump. that's number one. it's kind of amusing he picked the weakness case possible against president trump. the hush money case. it is not a crime to settle a nuisance claim. it is routine in business to settle nuisance claims with a nondisclosure agreement. that happens every day. i have been a lawyer for nearly 20 years. i have done that routinely. i didn

thank you very much for your analysis to the social networking join. meadows says it was crap fact checking on facebook and instagram. this was originally put in place to stop the spread of misinformation. but c, e o. mark soccer works as most content model ration will now be done by users adopting a community based model similar to that used by x change marks of reversal of policies. dr. burke has long championed just by criticism from conservatives over alleged censorship. the meta ceo acknowledge the shift was partially triggered by the election of donald trump. we built a lot of complex systems to moderate content, but the problem with complex systems is they make mistakes, even as they accidentally censor, just one percent of posts. that's millions of people, and we've reached a point where it's just too many mistakes in too much censorship. the recent elections also feel like a cultural tipping point towards once again prioritizing speech. so we can get back to our roots in focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies and restoring free expression on our platforms. joan donova

just last week, tuolumne meadows winter rangers hope for more snow to come. a visit to southern california with a change of plans. a look at when president biden will unveil two national (woman) i've got this dream... and you're all in it! (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can help you plan for your dream. (woman) i have this vacation home... (banker 2) so, like a getaway? (woman) yeah, but... it's also an eco-friendly artist retreat. (banker 3) so, you're expanding your business... (woman) ...and our family! can you help me plan for that? (banker 1) yeah! let's get started. (vo) ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. afternoon. a live look here at the palisades fire. you can see that flames on the side of that hillside there, scorching parts of southern california. wind gusts expected to pick up in the area tonight. we've learned the blaze has jumped to 3000 acres tonight. thousands of people forced to evacuate. and thousands of structures are being threatened. president biden had to cancel a trip due to dangerou

meadows said employees affected by this layoffs will be notified next month and receive severance in line with what the company has previously provided. the cuts represent meadows, largest layoffs since they eliminated 21,000 jobs or nearly a quarter are but a quarter of its workforce in 2022. 2023, we did reach out to meta for response. we're waiting to hear back. investigation is underway after crews put out a fire in san francisco this morning. a resident says it started from his scooter. it happened near ellis and hyde streets in the tenderloin. here's video from the scene from the fire department. officials say they are investigating the costs. in the north, but now drivers who use highway 37 will get a chance tonight to weigh in on some proposed changes to that stretch of road kron. 4 charles clifford is live for us now in sonoma county with details of what they want to have be different this time. >> well, you know, highway 37 here in the north base used by thousands of people every day. but this roadway is prone to flooding. it's sees real problems with congestion on a daily

small clusters of leafy trees, bushisms grove spread out across the fields and meadows making ideal conditions. but the fighting the world going on here isn't the use kind of clear from some visible soul, just the enemy is everywhere. several shots are fired suddenly of columns passing by. but where from come on does. so it's the whole area, but can't find anything. the guerrillas have disappeared without a trace, seemingly vanishing into cnn. for that reason, jem and correlation troops set up the ring of steel around a huge area. and it steadily closing in and from that ring, endless columns of pressed peasants fleet as the 1st sign of the people's liberation army being crushed. the group that just weeks before had brag, debit, imminent attack. on the country's future capital. the black, darkness, cumbersome positions, fall below us, a creek bebbles of the forest rustles. sometimes the restless turning of people asleep can be heard. all the sign of memory of gods in the trenches. it's 2 and the code is biting. as jim and soldiers are working by the chill and talk and whispers, the deep silenc

winding paths, small clusters of late fee trees, bushisms grove spread out across the fields and meadows making ideal conditions, but to the finding. the world going on here, isn't the usual kind to be clear from some visible sol, just the enemy is everywhere. several shots are fired, suddenly columns passing by midway from commanders. so it's the whole area, but can't find anything to go real as a disappeared without a trace, seemingly vanishing into cnn. for that reason. jim and then correlation troops set up a ring of steel around a huge area. and it steadily closing in. and from that ring, endless columns of pressed peasants fleet as the 1st sign of the 1st people's liberation army being crushed. the goods that just weeks before had brag debits. imminent attack. on the country's future capital. the black darkness covers all positions fall below us. a creek bebbles of the forest russell's sometimes the restless turning of people asleep can be heard. bold assignment, memory of gods in the trenches. it's 2 and the code is biting. as jim and soldiers are working by the chill and talk and

yeah, again, the events here, firms on sunday from 12 to 4 at meadow caught wind. so sentiment and then yeah, we hope to see you all there. and then jason, be strong. >> okay, wonderful. thank you so much. and as we start to wrap things up here would love to see if you have a message for wildfire survivors from los angeles county who are waiting things out here in the bay area. >> yeah, again, just you know, that's why we put on the label be strong. i feel like here in sonoma county, we're still in the process of recovering from the fires here and it takes a long time and it takes a lot of people and it takes the community coming together. so yeah, storm and we want you to we want southern california to know that they have up here. looking out for them down facility. >> okay. wonderful. thank you so that so much to the both of you for joining us today to share more awareness about this important fundraiser event is happening. we do have that information up on the screen. again, this wildfire relief fund raiser happening in sonoma county this sunday, january 9th. an

just need know meadows easy to see what we can attend, the rentals for your safety as labor me to be any i'm a good place was closing the trees on the inside squeaking closest meaning. oh, just kind of got a told you and the kids that are really still in hiding abroad the the, by the early 1950. can you? it became one of the centers of resistance to colonialism in africa. the british invaders infringed on the most basic rights of the local population. great britain pursued the policy of squeezing out the local population from their indigenous lands. the best airable areas were given to white farmers, dooming canyon step 5 or de and hunger. this caused the sharp protest of the peasants and led to the emerging of the mile mile movement, which started the fight against the invaders. the rebels called themselves canyon, land and freedom army. the spiritual leader of the movement with the anti colonial active as jo, mo, kenyatta, to freedom fighters, used guerrilla tactics and attacked the individual units of the british troops. the latter responded with massive air rays and artillery eff

small clusters of late fee, trees, bush's and grove spread out across the fields and meadows making ideal conditions. but the fighting the world going on here isn't the use kind clear from some visible cell, just the enemy is everywhere. several shots are fired. suddenly columns, passing by midway from commanders search the whole area, but can't find anything. the guerrillas have disappeared without trace, seemingly vanishing into cnn. for that reason, jim and then correlation troops set up the ring of steel around a huge area. and it steadily closing in. and from that ring, endless columns of compressed peasants fleet as the 1st sign of the 1st people's liberation army being crushed. the goods that just weeks before said, brag debits. imminent attack from the countries future capital. the black darkness, converse positions, fall below us. a creek bebbles and the forest rustles. sometimes the restless turning of people asleep can be heard. all the sign of memory of gods in the trenches. it's too and the code is biting. as jim and soldiers are working by the chill and talk and whispers, th

>>>>daniella ochoa's twin daughters are in first grade at meadow holmes elementary in concord, the same school she went to when she was their age. the difference was when daniella was a student here, her parents were undocumented. she remembers them living in a constant state of fear. what's going to happen tomorrow when i wake up and take my kid to school? like, am i going to meet them ice there, or is ice going to be around school or something? her parents did become u.s. citizens years later, but for other undocumented families, the fear of ice agents coming to school is very real. once again. i will do whatever it takes to protect our students. doctor adam clark is the superintendent of mount diablo schools. he said while he will not instruct staff to break the law if ice agents do show up at a school campus, they will not be allowed to access the school. the agents will have to go to the administration building, where he and the district's lawyers will review whatever paperwork or warrant the ice agents have, and will notify parents and local law enforcement immediately. a lot of t

winding paths smoke fast as of late fee, trees, bushes, and grove spread out across the fields and meadows making ideal conditions. but to the fighting. the world going on here, isn't the usual kind to clear out from some visible cell, just the enemy is everywhere. several shots, a 5 suddenly a column is passing by midway of from commanders. so it's the whole area but can't find anything. the guerrillas have disappeared without a trace, seemingly vanishing into cnn. for that reason, jim and enter lation troops set up a ring of steel around a huge area. and it steadily closing in and from that ring, endless columns of pressed peasants fleet as the 1st sign of the people's liberation army being crushed. the group that just weeks before had brag, debit, imminent attack on the country's future capital. the black darkness comes on positions, fall below us, a creek bebbles, and the forest rustles. sometimes the restless turning of people asleep can be heard. hold a sign of memory of gods in the trenches. it's too and the coldest binding of german soldiers are working by the chill and talk and wh

it was, we've been fighting, killing one another less than one, and many people it died didn't j, meadows or whatever. we had the decision was taken supported by the was that we need to bring peace inputs of the for the back to where it is supposed to be. is it, is that over that we decided the fest, tim fest with the very difficult to do with the was the end end of the problem among us was too deep. so it would make the, for us to, to be run in terms of government in the country by all of us. all of us black and white patches that we the, we had t to lat number would then be the ones would be part of a documented that to be put together. we quoted government or from national unity as a time to do night. these people have been fighting for years. in other words, in the men in which the agreements wouldn't be, would be soft to allow us to come together to allow to accept that we couldn't leave. to get after that 1st the case would have been allowed to potty that left after defense to the 2nd to the amc, the party we set up with the time we did not know if there was a new one. yeah. who wou

that's the one that i've many people, it died in j, meadows or whatever we had it decision was taken supported by the was that we need to bring peace inputs of the back to where it is supposed to be. is it, is that over that we decided that the fest, tim fest with the very difficult to do with the was the end ended. the problem among us was to a deep so it would make the 1st attempt to be run in terms of government in the country by all of us. all of us, black and white patches that we lean, the petite to lat number would then be the ones would be part of a government of that to be put together. we've called it government or from nationally unity. at the time tonight these people have been fighting for years. in other words, in the meant that in the which the agreements would be would be soft to allow us to come together to allow to accept to that we can leave to get after that 1st the case would have been allowed to potty the left after defense to in the 2nd to the amc, the party we set up with the time. we did not know because we had an one. yeah. who would we would be the one who

. >> mark meadows. >> for of. >> mark meadows. >> former aide, cassidy hutchinson. >> we all remember her. but one of speaker johnson's aides said do not do it. >> because the. >> subpoena could. expose sexually explicit texts lawmakers. >> sent to. >> this young woman. speaker johnson has. >> denied this report. >> and nbc. >> news has. >> not confirmed it. >> but. >> melanie. >> have you heard anything. >> about it? >> i mean, listen, i don't know what members they're referring to there. the washington post says they have not reviewed any text messages between cassidy hutchinson and any members of congress. they did review, though the email correspondence between johnson's office and barry loudermilk's office. so clearly this was a concern that was percolating. and i would just say that cassidy hutchinson has been the star witness of the january 6th select committee. she delivered some of the most explosive testimony. so it's not surprising that they wanted to subpoena her. they have been trying to go after her. we'll see, though, whether they end up following through with that as t

the usgs says it was centered in concord on meadow lane in the monument corridor neighborhood on thed green valley fault. people in pleasanton and even san francisco called us to say they felt the shaking. this quake comes just two days after a 3.7 temblor and a series of aftershocks near the san francisco zoo. well, happening tomorrow. if you use bart, you'll likely have to get used to a new schedule. bart is shifting departure times, all part of a move to better coordinate schedules with the region's other transit systems, while also upgrading bart's aging train control system with a more modern one. bart says it will improve safety and reduce waits for transfers between bart and other systems. just ahead. what a catch. pound for pound, we'll get an update on how crab season is shaping up on this first full weekend of local dungeness crab sales in the bay area. and taking a live look outside. what a pretty sight to see. keep in mind, though, you'll need to grab those blankets. spencer tells us some frosty weather is coming our way. >> coming up in sports. nfl wild card weekend cont

. >> toxic meadows appearing at astounding rates. >> ten- fold, 100- fold, even more than that. >> reporter: how researchers are tracking the trend to protect animals and plant life nearby. >>> plus, hundreds of high schoolers walk out of class and take over san jose streets to protest president trump's immigration crackdown. >> we're not going to take it, we're going to fight back. >> alameda county leaders set to name the new interim d.a. , but some in the community say they're concerned about the inner workings of the process. >> as close as we are, at any moment i feel like the rug will be slipped out from underneath us. >>> later, trying to unravel the mystery behind a treasure trove of never-before- seen photos capturing the rise of the counterculture movement. >> so it really represents the history of san francisco. >> this is "cbs news bay area. " >>> good evening. we begin with the dangerous new fallout from the fire that ripped through a lithium ion battery plant in monterey county earlier this month. and tonight, researchers are shedding light on the early environmental impact. s

and lori meadows drive in sam, a tail officers say 62 year-old frank felt cone crashed into the car about 3 times and then drove off with police, tried to stop him. he was later arrested and booked into jail. ongoing firefight in southern california certainly would just about everybody is talking about in recent days. that's right. it includes elected leaders, politicians, but >> sharing the focus at times the political finger pointing kron four's. catherine heenan is live in the newsroom with that part of the story. catherine. yeah, it is part of the story. the line between. >> a genuine concern to make things better going forward and political grossing that can get on a little blurry. but it has been hard to look at the current events and not see a lot of finger pointing. a lot of excuses. >> we'll continue to use every tool available to support the firefighting effort. the white house says the president's staff has been working around the clock to make sure california has what it needs to help families displaced and that firefighters on the ground in the air have the resources they nee

meadow craft wines and don murray of cook the books will host a fundraiser sunday.ening from noon to 4:00 p.m. at the sonoma winery. if you'd like to help the victims of the weaveds, you can go to redcross.org/cbs to donate or text red cross to 90999 to make a $10 donation. >>> call it the parade of planets, where and when stargazers were able to spot the celestial phenomenon in the nighttime sky. >>> coming up in sports, the people's tight end george kittle enjoying his offseason thus far and was a good luck charm for one pro hockey team. >>> plus carlos stewart jr. has become a fan favorite for santa clara men's basketball, but it isn't his first stint in the bay area. i'll tell you the story of stewart's unconventional path back to the south bay. >>> on this friday night, we look at the housing crisis in the wake of the california wildfires and why one resident told us they - man, i need some serious help with this health insurance stuff. - check out covered california. it's a free service from the state that helps you get health insurance. millions of people hav

meadow mill in stockport has more than 200 apartments. outside, vehicles were submerged in water.unning water or power. we woke up, i think it was about 6:30am this morning, just a complete swimming pool outside. what should be the car park is now essentially the river mersey. that wasn't a nice thing to wake up to on the 1st ofjanuary, to be honest! when we got here the water was three _ when we got here the water was three or— when we got here the water was three or four feet deep and the cars were — three or four feet deep and the cars were submerged and that creates— cars were submerged and that creates a _ cars were submerged and that creates a number of challenges for us _ creates a number of challenges for us to— creates a number of challenges for us to work in those conditions. major roads have been flooded. this was the relief road to manchester airport. some had to be rescued. part of the m56 and the m60 were also closed. almost a month's worth of rain has fallen in parts of the north west in the last 48 hours and support is being given to anyone here who needs emergency

the usgs says it was centered on meadow lane, in the monument corridor of the neighborhood in concordle in pleasanton and san francisco called us to say they even felt the shaking. that quake comes just two days after a 3.7 tremblor and a series of aftershocks near the san francisco zoo. well, happening tomorrow. if you use bart, you'll likely have to get used to a new schedule. bart is shifting departure times. it's part of a move to better coordinate schedules with the region's other transit systems, while also upgrading bart's aging train control system with a more modern one. bart says it will improve safety and reduce waits for transfers between bart and other systems. what a catch. pound for pound, we'll get an update on how crab season is shaping up on this first full weekend of local dungeness crab sales in the bay area. >> we have more windy weather coming our way as well as a frosty morning chill. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment when a a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't

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the us national security against the stride in china and the meadow, some russia. those countries are also exploring for resources in the high all take . right now fishing makes up over 90 percent of greenland exports but green ones biggest employ a currently is the government. 43 percent of the population worked for it and doesn't know tell them as territory of the kingdom of denmark. greenland effectively receives just under $1000000000.00, yours per year from the danish government. so trying to say is that when you speak to people here in greenland, i buy it from this idea to buy that country. the conversation inevitably, i'm frankly, swiftly moves on to being about whether green line should be independent from denmark. that's a decades long back to here. it's estimated around 2 thirds of green them does would vote to be fully independent from denmark like m. p to know frank, who's campaigning for an independence referendum by 2030 deed. infuse yes. typically welcome a visit by the returning president in the white tice. i really hope he will come here and that h

shane chen inappropriately touched her at a business on meadow glen avenue and broadway. he was arrested yesterday. police did not name the location but the water loans pause the only spot in that area. chan is facing multiple charges including battery involving an unconscious person. authorities say that he also worked as a massage therapist in alameda contra costa and san mateo counties. deputies are asking any other victims to come forward. new at 6 california health officials are urging people to get their vaccine against whooping cough after reporting a rise in cases and an infant death. officials say that between january and october of last year, more than 2000 people had whipping cough more than 60 of those cases where babies less than 4 months old around the same time in 2023, there were fewer than 400 cases across the state. officials say those who are pregnant family members or baby caregivers need to get the dede at the tea dap vaccine to protect children from serious illness and hospitalization. happening tonight, a high surf advisory will go into effect at 9

but let's welcome to jim meadows choose united states. the rest of nato's care is really knows him, gives up a low grade and he knew it was, you know, should have to have cuz it was 70 and 64. the renowned coalition was the grad and safer just catherine the 2nd to august tanya, tusky the sends to the pony friend in 1768 to the russian invested of richmond in negotiating the adoption of equal rights for catholic and orthodox questions in response to the catholic nobility raises an uprising and ask for help and protect yourself and declare war on russia and ultimately lose petition of colon does underway. boy, you mean that pretty vehicle really raised your cut or you will develop of to you what? what do you may be unavailable for the body of screw? vitally catching that when your mind really sure is difficult. so yeah, it's a new appointment. you mentioned authority and board trip, and i'm wondering what else cuz i didn't know it might save me is through just to me what i did, it is easy when we didn't buy deals. are we look, you can stude

that have been exacerbated by climate change. extreme weather is another, india experience extreme meadows on to 96 of the 334 days from january to november and 2020. see the events that killed over 3000 people. the weather that you had in your tool was crazy oven m. o, my colleague, louise osborne, wanted to understand what is driving the see the phenomenon as you look at this, my gosh, europe continues to, but it's 3 5th largest ever wells by evacuation and unexpected storm. and the lincoln area made residents feel like they were in the middle of winter. walter's been watching us. europe's weather has gone freezing at the course. it is price me and it's probably not going to pricing x that say that global booming is at least partly to blame the how does that actually work and how much that impacts can it really have? extreme weather is rushing lives and livelihoods a month range pulling in 24 hours, cost lots and lands, flights in slovenia and summer, 2023, leaving thousands homeless. dr. also damaged crops in southern europe, forcing the european commission to low a projected yield esti

arrested after a woman reporting he sexually assaulted her while he gave her a massage at the spa on meadow glen avenue and a broadway police did not name the spa but the water land spas. the only one in that area he previously worked in alameda and contra costa counties. investigators encourage victims to come forward. >> the controversy surrounding san mateo county sheriff christina corpus is continuing into the new year now. a report against the sheriff was released last year following which followed calls for her to resign. yeah. but the sheriff is now countering with a complaint against the county that claims discrimination kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with her attorney today about that alleged discrimination. >> this 5 page claim filed against the county of san mateo by sheriff christina corpus is lawyer was filed on december 3rd. and if there's a claim that there are some in the county who still believe that law enforcement is a, quote, white man's world. the claim filed against san mateo county says this is a case of discrimination and harassment against sheriff christina corpus. h

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where did mark meadows end up? he ended up chief of staff.at you've seen over the years, at least if you're a house member of congress, that you can hold the place hostage. and because the speaker is so weak, you're now negotiating with the president of united states, who's donald trump, and he's with your own party. so you're not having you you now feel that you're having an impact for your constituencies. you now feel you have an impact for your issues, because you're now talking to the most powerful man in the world. whereas those three members, they'd never, ever have that opportunity. so i think because of what took place and trump had to save johnson, it almost puts president trump in a more dangerous position going forward, because now anybody can raise their hand and say, i object. speaker johnson says, what do i need? because, like, i want to talk to trump. >> that's what's going to happen on that, because it's also important to note this isn't new. >> so the whole time i was in, there was always a group of people that were trying to

because he argued that this is a return back to meadow's roots, to which i said, why did you shift awayom them in the first place? you know, basically they faced a lot of political pressure, especially during the pandemic, to moderate content. and so now they might say that they're going back to their roots. i'm personally skeptical. if there's a new administration that comes in on the left, are they going to change back to moderation? who knows? but they seem pretty convinced that this is going to be the long term play. >> did he have anything else to say about really what this means overall? i mean, we've seen mark zuckerberg at a mar-a-lago meeting with donald trump, clearly not far from the only tech executive who is going down there. but but what else did he seem to say about what meta is going to look like with donald trump in office? >> well, the big picture here is that he believes consumers don't demand on brands, including meta, that they take a stand on every issue. he says that they want their companies, their brands, to really be authentic to what they believe, and what met