but i think more and more, especially in the world we're living in orono, people people know the storyey know the reality of what they are feeling in their lives. and i don't know that it matters, because katie's point, whether or not politico it's nice enough to them. >> doesn't. the average american going out to vote is not reading politico. the story of how your life is going is told in the places we go every day. the grocery store, the gas pump, when you talk to your family or friends can be relatives on the phone. obviously that story in this particular moment is not a fantastic one for the democrats. i will say though that i do think that partisanship is really important. i heard a lot of people, a lot of conservatives complaining about even the coverage that president trump was saying and getting in some conservative outlets. thing they are not pro-trump enough. these people are rhinos, people i've known my entire adult life to be in crude critical people. these are people that are still going to line up and the box for president trump any time he's on the ballot. as an example

musk orono musk, twitter has work to do to ensure it stops amplifying bigotry, cost of violence, hatespiracy theories. it also needs to do much more to protect its users across geographies and across languages. so while there may be a couple of things like around transparency, we have seen musk demonstrate time and again he does not really have a commitment to protecting our democracy. his number one objective is to protect himself and advance his own interests. when we hear musk san, i am a free speech absolutist, everything goes, that means also that hate and harassment goes, the kind that shouts down won and people of color. that is not how we achieve balance of free speech. moreover, musk has also really not lived up to his self-proclaimed free-speech salute is values. he called on the chinese government to censor folks who were criticizing tesla. this is not the sort of steady, reliable hand that we want making decisions about how our communications infrastructure works. amy: jessica, can you explain the fix the feed campaign that you're not involved with? you have just announced