michael lightky of the "associated press." walk me through what happens in any company when a giant new law gets passed and thumped on your desk. i assume you call the lawyers. it's not always immediately apparent what you are supposed to do, right? >> it's not always immediately apparent what you are supposed to do. you are right. most companies talk with their lee counsel. but oftentimes there is already some things that are guiding principles for your company. actually adherent to those things. >> you hope you were doing some of the things. i will get to that in a second. having not run a company, it is strange to think that companies, even after the law is passed, are not certain. as i said, the a.g. is not -- he didn't write the law either, is not entirely certain what all of the ramifications of these things are going to be. >> law is complex. i mean, we have seen that before. we don't always know how legal things are going to play out. but we do try to reflect and really plan inside of our company how do we deal with th

our reporters, michael lightky from t"the associated press" an erin griffith of the "new york times"