peck, and ms. monet, if the chairman would allow the time, i would ask you to address your consideration regarding a future that we could envision working with d.o.d. to help these military veterans make the transition with the skills that they have in the service to acquire the civilian certification equivalent of their skills so that we don't have this problem. >> i think you've hit on a very important problem. that transfer once a veteran -- once a serviceman or woman comes out of the military and hits the street, they do so without appropriate help. the t.a.p. program is there. once you get to be a short-term, you want out of there and you don't necessarily want to talk to anybody. so starting a program well before they get out indicating the possibilities of -- their possibilities once they get into civilian life, and giving them a connection in the community where they are discharged. so that the v.a. can contact them and, you know, 90 days later, six months later and say how you doing? do you have

ms. downs: i'm not sure the financials behind this are the right metric in that the technology that we deploy, which is a hard thing to monetize, actually does a lot of the work at scale to identify this content with speed. so if you try to kind of quantify if in people hours how many hours of human endeavor are being saved by the technology, i think we'd get to a much vaster number. so we really, in order to address these issues at scale, need to invest in the technology that can find the content and enable us to act on it quickly. >> ok. germany effectively, i'm going to turn to you with one question in a movement germany is effectively sort of regulated, just had their elections in terms of reproving -- removing hate speech in social media. i think they were concerned about the reaction to immigration. many commentators responded much there was a demonstrable reduction in the level and effectiveness of interference in their and also the french elections. surely this is strong evidence that the way in which western democracies protect themselves is to regulate you. ms. downs: so we work with elections and campaigns around th