they may not understand what we use twitter for. >> this is something that twitter employees learned quite quickly when elon showed up is he was looking at the product through the lens of his own personal use case. he has 100 million-plus followers and at the time he had 100 plus million. he was approaching the app saying how can i make this better for me or for my collection of friends who are also rich and have a huge following and that is not necessarily going to translate to the average twitter user and certainly not the brand-new twitter user and people who worked at the company were sort of disappointed that when he first came in were not necessarily better for the service as a whole. >> i mentioned off the top there's been a lot of documentation about the takeover of twitter. what makes yours different? >> i've been covering the company for ten years and there is historical context and even things that you may think you know about for the twitter history and the fact that disney almost bought twitter in 2016. i go in deep for a lot of those things and offer new details, but i

off their social networks, the supreme court is wrestling with whether platforms, like facebook and twitterw called x, have the right to decide what users can say on their sites. the dispute centers on a pair of laws passed in the red states of florida and texas over the question of first amendment rights on the internet. the supreme court is considering whether the platforms are like newspapers, which have free speech rights to make their own editorial decisions, or if they're more like telephone companies that merely transmit everyone's speech. if the laws are upheld, the platforms could be forced to carry hate speech and false medical information, the very content most big tech companies have spent years trying to remove through teams of content moderators. but in the process, conservatives claim that the companies have engaged in a conspiracy to suppress their speech. as in this case, a tweet in 2022 from congresswoman marjorie taylor greene falsely claiming that there were extremely high amounts of covid vaccine deaths. >> i have not misled anyone. i have not put out misinformation. >>

they quit twitter.ing a goodbye? people don't just quit social media. they post long, drawn-out messages on social media explaining why they're leaving social media. look, officers, why don't you just go ask him why he quit twitter? at where, sir? at where? okay, that was the cops. the cops were here. cops? for what? you know for what! you know what we did to cartman! -we did what we had to do. -but we were wrong! it's not the police we have to worry about. it's eric. he's gonna get us. [ stammering ] fellas, we all just have to stay cool, okay? it doesn't matter. he's coming. he's gonna get us. ♪♪ stan. you can't just stay in your room all day. what happened, dad? everything's upside-down. everyone's taking sides and splitting into groups. everything sucks. yeah, everything sucks. everyone's divided. nobody's getting along. and there's people like your mother who are thinking about voting for a douche 'cause she doesn't have a brain! sharon: go to hell, randy! i don't know what's wrong with people in t

i think five years ago, zadie smith told me "get off twitter. why are you on twitter?" if i was as famous as you are, i would not be on twitter either. you do have these incentives to have to make sure that you can survive if you are laid off at an institution, because jobs are so precarious at a lot of these places now that you have to be able to take your work elsewhere. oftentimes, i do have a large following on twitter or elsewhere. that insulates you from some job insecurity. one of the things that i think would make the culture healthier is if it were economically more viable for people to have jobs they can pounce on, and they can invest in the institution without believing it is just their name and they live and die by that. charles: on a slightly different note, the big story of the last few days, obvious to me, was the collapse of the bridge in baltimore. terrible thing. in a funny way, a real counterpoint to everything we are talking about. it was immediately clear what had happened, right? the american public got immediately and accurately informed, almost i

well, if i quit twitter, he'd be sorry!ke they would finally see all the damage they've done. god damn it. just do it already. [ "smokin'" playing in distance ] ♪ ...take you away ♪ ♪ whoo! ♪ ♪ get down tonight ♪ ♪ well, all right! ♪ [ music stops, chair creaks ] [ yawns ] [ computer beeps ] another internet troll is wreaking havoc on message boards, this time attacking a danish website for women with breast cancer. i made the news. the troll, who goes by the name skankhunt42... yes! ...caused the website to temporarily shut down. danish olympic gold medalist fireja ollengaurd, who started the website, spoke out about the incident. i am not shocked. i am not sad. i am not giving this pitiful person the satisfaction of being anything. this little troll can have his fun. i'm going to be the bigger person. i am going to show that people of denmark are not so easily broken down. hmm. game on, whore. game on. [ knuckles crack ] what's going on? you didn't hear? hear what? the troll, skankhunt, kyle -- he was all over the interne

. book and shut down twitter. madonna spotted happened when madonna spotted some people in the crowd who weren't standing up to the fight with me. >> welcome back to the saturday night showdown. we'll get into hollywood's flat earthers and jeremy vine's twitter shut down. rantin jeremy vine's twitter shut down. rant in a moment. but coming up, a first promised i would show you what happened when madonna spotted some people in the crowd who standing up. and, who weren't standing up. and, oh boy, awkward right boy, does this get awkward right with me. >> what are you doing sitting down over there? what are you doing sitting . down? oh, okay. doing sitting. down? oh, okay. >> politically incorrect. sorry about that. i'm glad you're here. >> so she made the classic rock star mistake of demanding that someone in a wheelchair get on their feet. someone in a wheelchair get on theirfeet. it's someone in a wheelchair get on their feet. it's happened to def leppard. it's happened to lots of other bands, you point to the, th

dude, my twitter account might already be compromised. thing where you don't need to type. - what, they already have something better than twitter? - you haven't you seen the alec baldwin commercial? - no. what alec baldwin commercial? - hello, i'm alec baldwin, and i love social media. but sometimes i accidentally tweet things that are homophobic. i don't think that way. i just type that way. that's when i realized it wasn't me that was homophobic, it was my thumbs. and they needed to be gotten rid of. dah! dow! so then the problem was, i don't have thumbs, but i know that everyone in america still wants to hear everything i have to say. well, that's okay, because now there's a device that can actually take the thoughts in your head and send them directly to the internet. it's called shitter. wires are grafted harmlessly into your skull, and any thought you have is uploaded to the internet and on to all your shitter followers. [thinking] i'm at a yankees game right now. god, i love baseball. people who take their cats on planes should be

it still cannot get used to calling twitter x.g it x, i don't know. let's focus on new york now with news of the general assembly in the last hour and we are watching the commissioner general of unrwa came with it as it looks at the palestinians in gaza and the west bank and talking about the eight situation on the ground difficulty getting a to northern gaza especially. getting a to northern gaza esoecially-_ getting a to northern gaza eseciall . , , ., . ~ getting a to northern gaza eseciall. ,, ., . ~ , especially. dismantling unrwa is short-sighted- — especially. dismantling unrwa is short-sighted. by _ especially. dismantling unrwa is short-sighted. by doing _ especially. dismantling unrwa is short-sighted. by doing so, - especially. dismantling unrwa is short-sighted. by doing so, we i especially. dismantling unrwa is. short-sighted. by doing so, we will short—sighted. by doing so, we will sacrifice an entire generation of children, sowing the seeds of hatred, resentment and future conflict. , ., ~ , , , , conflict. the gene

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elon musk is being accused of unfairly depriving four top twitter executives out of their severance.mr musk owes them more than $128 million collectively and they're suing. here's the discrepancy. mr musk said at the time that he fired them for cause, and therefore he didn't need to pay them severance. but the former executives say that's not true. they'd been on the forefront of efforts to make mr musk follow through on his acquisition of twitter after he offered and then backed away. the group includes twitter�*s former chief executive, the company's former chief financial officer, the former chief legal officer and the former general counsel. the lawsuit was filed in federal court in california on monday. a major aviation deal, spirit airlines and jet a major aviation deal, spirit airlines andjetare a major aviation deal, spirit airlines and jet are stopping the merger. —— jet blue. spirit will now face troubles alone. turning our focus to the development of vaccines. now, there are more than 25 safe and effective vaccines to prevent disease, but millions still die every year, bec

nobody can fact check us on c-span in virginia on twitter, though. i know what you meant. but leading to the next piece, age, what do we do about this age conversation and was more pointing that out because we all say that something we mean to say and we say that different way and he's just getting eaten alive for it. he is. and if you if anybody if you read the book, you're going to learn how the republican party has that eat it ecosystem. it's so powerful and we don't have anything like it. but they also have our ecosystem. i would just explain how they manipulated it with. crt they manipulated with bill barr, who got ahead of the mueller report, the muller, if you read it, finds lots of collusion. it says we're not going to charge it. but lots of collusion. the barr memo, though, came out three weeks before, and because he's the ag, the press took it like look line and sinker just like with the her report last week and helped amplify it and if you ask average people not even maga just average independent type, was there collusion? no there was no collusion, right. they

i thought that was twitter, not facebook. i appreciate his clarification. we have been insistent i wanted to make sure i did that, too. i do not think that changes the fundamental point because we are talking about an act of moderation in april 2023 years after the last white house or any government speech targeting mr. kennedy's content, which happened in 2021. justice kagan pointed out the issue, which is they are trying to draw a line between the governments acts and the moderation that harmed them through timing, and the timing is not very good. i want to talk about the two best examples he gave you, the one being ms. hines' group. justice kagan, you pointed out her groups were moderated two and four months after the relevant exchange between facebook and the government, but it is actually worse than that. the may 2021 email from facebook to the government says, we have already taken action on health groups, removed them from our recommendation feature. it was not reporting on something that would be done in the future, it was reporting on d it was not

our monitoring list in 2016 were twitter and facebook accounts linking to blog spots. in 2020 it was twitter or facebook, a few other platforms, but mostly liking to you too. today, if you go to it, it will be all video. my team tracks russia, china worldwide. we've got 30 on the team, we do 15 languages and we are mostly based here in new york. nine months ago we did a dedicated focus on what is the ai usage by these threat actors? so we have some results, and what i would say in 2024, there will be fakes, some will beef deep, most will be shallow, and the simplest manipulations will travel the furthest on the internet. so in just the last few months, the most effective technique that has been used by russian actors has been posting a picture and putting a real news organization logo on that picture. i'm sure david can tell you more about this, disturbing across the internet gets millions of shares of use. there have been several deepfake videos in and around russia and ukraine in some elections and they have not gone very far and they are not great, yet. this will al

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me to have my free speech back on twitter. there's also members of this body the democrats are claiming that election meddling can happen on social media. well, we can never forget mark zuckerberg and facebook, we can never forget the election meddling that happened there. by the way american-owned facebook and instagram is where most of the garbage like the gender lies and the woke lies exist. many americans and many teenagers believe awful things and they don't just see them on tiktok they see them on facebook and instagram too. i don't think this will accomplish what the goal is to accomplish. so there's other concerns, i think, here. when the government moves into forcing the sale of tiktok, who is going to buy it? that's the question that we should be asking. who is going to buy it? who will be the next to control the data of over 170 million americans? are we going to trust mark zuckerberg to control their data? i certainly don't. by the way most of the time my posts on facebook are shadow banned. and i certainly don't h

is suppressed by twitter.es not say that governments statements happened between january and july of 2021 and the moderation of her retweet happened in april of 2023. years later, after twitter had been sold and after it had abandoned its covid-19 policy. i think there is a traceability problem. jutice sotomayor: thank you. chief justice roberts: justice kagan? justice kagan: on the cores in question is there anything we have to review on clear error? mr. fletcher: historical fact, this statement was made. it was not made if there were specific factual findings made. things like -- this was pressure or coercion, we think those were characterizations. and the timate first amendment■á standard of was this viewed objectively in context, we think that is the overview. justice kagan: and on the past harm-future harm question, i take it that if no future harm, that is independently sufficient, is tri mr. fletcher: correct. justice kagan: would there be any difficulties with confining the holding to that if we were t

i was looking at the numbers, on twitter. — was looking at the numbers, on twitter, more than 12 millions on this particular conspiracy theory about— on this particular conspiracy theory about body— on this particular conspiracy theory about body doubles, and on tiktok, more _ about body doubles, and on tiktok, more than _ about body doubles, and on tiktok, more than it — about body doubles, and on tiktok, more than 11 million views, that is a lot— more than 11 million views, that is a lot of. _ more than 11 million views, that is a lot of, more than some media outlets — a lot of, more than some media outlets will reach come at the social— outlets will reach come at the social media frenzy is exist when there _ social media frenzy is exist when there is— social media frenzy is exist when there is a — social media frenzy is exist when there is a vacuum of information, and the _ there is a vacuum of information, and the media play a part as well, but this— and the media play a part as well, but this is— and the media play a part as well, but this is about algorithms. computer—generated sys

we're sick people that like, okay, our algorithms are very different, but like regular twitter, like of political twitter is actually very small, which is what ellen found out when he bought it and started going after people is like, actually, i'm hurting like most of the business on twitter is about celebrity stuff. are twitter's are very, very weird algorithms and so we have to if we voters to know they're facing the collapse of american democracy and what that means to them not to other people, not to outgroups humans are wired for self-interest and tribalism what is going to happen to them. their retirement, their social security, their children, their wife being tortured by a death panel of republican politicians. right. and we do that. i think we have a really chance of saving democracy in 2024. i'm going to correct thing. yo■u sa meant lieutenant governor. and i'm always saying that because she's now disqualified for running for president united states and. nobody can fact check us on ■f■>c-span in virginia on twitt, though. i know what you meant. but leading to the next piece

king of of twitter, the global king of twitter, was one donald j.rump. and you know, observers of the process would wait for that first tweet of a day. it would often come at 530 in the morning and very often set the narrative , actually for the narrative, actually for the whole of the day. but given the way that twitter, facebook and the others treated him in 2020 and in particular the hunter biden laptop and not giving something that was true currency, trump said his own thing up with a group of businessmen called truth social, and he set it up in an unusual vehicle. well, that vehicle has gone public today on nasdaq . and gone public today on nasdaq. and i think donald trump is going to be celebrating tonight. in fact, the money he's made on paper today dwarfs the fine that he had to pay yesterday. well, to explain all this, what it means, i'm very pleased to be joined by jason chairman and ceo jason trennert, chairman and ceo of strategies direct from new york. so nasdaq, what has happened on nasdaq, jason? and what is this vehicle that was set

i'm sorry, twitter, the platforms -- twitter deplatforms someone. what is the expressive content and to whom is it being communicated? >> when they deplatform some buddy for violating terms of use or continuing to post material that violates the terms of use, they are sending a message to that person and the broader audience -- >> how would you know someone has been deplatformed? >> you do get a notice of that. >> i mean the audience. other people. >> they are going to see they are not there anymore. >> they did not want to be there anymore, they are tired of it, they are exhausted. >> here is the thing. the message is going to be carried over. this is not just about who gets excised from the platform. it is what material people see on their individualized, when they tap into facebook or twitter or youtube. what they are not going to see is they are not going to see material that violates the terms of use. they are not going to see a bunch of material that glorifies terrorism. they are not going to see a bunch of material that glorifies suicide. >>

users, western, yes, more than 29,000 retweets, 60,000 likes were received on english-language twitterom the moscow subway , people are passionate about their affairs, they have one peculiarity, they all read books, but here four read books, yes, in my opinion, from, but this is the seventeenth year, then... a study was carried out, and we were among the three most reading countries in the world, but we are still among the top ten, this time this fake account spread, which is very anti-russian, regina bauer, a user from estonia, from the point of view of investing in this sentiment against us, were selected indeed people in different countries, how they are financed, they receive fees, someone. on an annual, so to speak, allowance, someone on a piecemeal, they have, as they say fashionably, kpi, a content plan, they must produce units of content once a week or once a month, who has what kind of budgets, and when i sometimes look and come across this, i think i really had to master the budget, so in order to come up with such a thing, well, here the whole organization is called nafo, i

elon musk is being accused of unfairly depriving four top twitter executives out of their severance. million collectively, and they're suing. here's the discrepancy. mr musk said at the time that he fired them for cause and therefore he didn't need to pay them severance. but the former executives say that's not true. they've been on the forefront of efforts to make mr musk follow through on his acquisition of twitter after he offered and then backed away. the group includes twitter�*s former chief executive, the company's former chief financial officer, the former chief legal officer and the former general counsel. the lawsuit was filed in federal court in california on monday. health care now... there are more than 25 safe and effective vaccines to prevent disease. but millions still die every year because the doses don't get to the people that need them. 0ne company has been looking at ways to streamline the process, and in doing so, save lives. my colleague lara lewington, from the bbc click show, has been to meet them. chikungunya is one of the infections that's spread by mosquit

i mean, he says that bind twitter was not a bad idea either. so, you know, i guess the jury is still out on that julia, thank you. thank you as well. the day continues online and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody, [000:00:00;00] the he pains, has a pen is b, m man load up and ready to browse the clear internet dog and gifted out his the new nationalist government as attacking him vehemently. get under de carries on using his canvas as a way to fight full day focus on your next. on d, w. the move, the private companies are ready to go off the move in safety. he is the gun again. but this time, it's not just a bouncer shop with everything the moon has to offer as big money at stake, made in germany. in 60 minutes on d, w, the old friends means friends and nature defend itself in case of an emergency. we cannot guarantee that we could protect munich, franklin santa faced with russia's war against due to grace's military alliance spaces, new threats. would it really close ranks? if

on top of that he incurred a lot of debt with twitter.put all that together, banks get scared if you have a lot of debt out to them. 12.000000000000, billion, is lot of debt. >> but the actual purchase price was 44 billion. >> there is stock involved. a lot of stock. he actually sold some tesla stock to finance that. the question how much more do you need going forward. that is why you see the banks doing this. i will say this, the people that work for him, his financial team, from what i understand they built in a lot of protections in the past and this guy jared, ring a bell with you? liz: no. >> he is his main financial advisor. he cut some pretty tough terms with banks. so, my guess is the banks will ask for this. my guess is that they may get a few things around the edges but you know, listen, they're elon musk partners and they're not looking to annoy him because he always seems to come out on top and from what i understand he built a lot of wiggle room into these bank covenants that they don't have a lot of, i guess, a lot of strok

twitter, no. they have basically poured fuel on this flame.nd a sense that people would be rewarded with followers, but there were guardrails in place. what elon musk and it is not only did he give anybody who wants the ability to get anybody who wants the ability to get a blue checkmark and therefore appear higher in the feed and appear more trustworthy to users, now he's also given them a way to make money. so previously before elon musk �*s ownership you could not monetise this way. elon musk aware that allows thing people to monetise us we would lead to inflammatory extreme content because that is what generates the most engagement making money and yet he has ploughed ahead because ultimately it's not a priority for him. i don't know. he has not taken action against this type of stuff. in fact he has repeatedly incentivised it through these types of product roll—outs. what do the advertisers say about that? i know they have had an issue with it before with their ads appearing alongside some of this stuff, but clearly they are, the money on

i mean, he says that bind twitter was not a bad idea either. so, you know, i guess the jury is still out on that julia, thank you. thank you as well. the day continues online and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody the, into the conflicts own with tim sebastian presidential elections in russia of the usual full conclusion with nothing left to charles, not even the desk in jail of the leading opposition figure. i'll explain about me. my guess is the russian commentator andre collapsed with all the time he rush. senior agent center in moscow was nevada. is such a serious, correct? that he had to be too complex. next on d, w gets majesty is breathtaking. the mika lifeline for southeast asia on its banks, fertile rice passes, feeding millions and splendid buddhist samples, mesmerizing tourists. witness a fascinating journey of discovery on the me con, through los in 45 minutes on d. w. the a fast fashion as an environmental nightmare. a clothing graveyard, an image of land desert. thi

i mean, he says that by and twitter was not a bad idea either. so, you know, i guess the jury is still out on that show you. thank you. thank you as well. the day continues online and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody, the, the move, the private companies are ready to go off the move in safety. he is the has the gun again. but this time it's not just about to shoot with everything the moon has to offer big money at stake, made in germany. next, on d, w. he paints castle pennies. these men load up and ready to browse the clear internet stones and gifted out his the new nationalist government is attacking him vehemently. get under a terrorism using his canvass as a way to fight full day focus on europe. in 60 minutes on d, w, the, the will tell you, be we all happy that we are boxing the story. we have a, getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold plus the 2 years for so yeah. and for the future feelings about what's going on in depth. instead of being discussed across the c

we see this with, with, with people sit if you don't like twitter, build yourp"twn.ker part of came at happens? youwh had google and apple kick harderst out of the apple store duopoly, and amazon kicked partner of the internet, right? if we do not have benevolent billionaire with elon musk by, ending, making this terrible investment and buying twitter would not have free speech online in this country. and we shouldn't haveo rely on benevolent billionaires to the free speech in this country and that's why what ken paxton is doing in texas is so important to a want to talk about that. we also have amazon. amazon is essentially china's m? they do china's bidding. they are crushing smal' businesses in america and are making a lot of money doing that. amazon has this great image in america. we need to change that because again if you think of amazon think of china. i want to turn to you, general paxton, about your fight against big tech and what we need to be doing. .. was our go to on ideas and we work with the trump administration. he starts off like this and h's like a

i have not put out misinformation. >> reporter: twitter eventually banned greene's personal account forits covid policy. facebook and youtube also removed or labelled posts they deemed misinformation. >> big tech's out to get conservatives. that's not a suspicion. that's not a hunch. that's a fact. >> reporter: confronted with criticisms from conservatives, like congressman jim jordan, that the social media companies were censoring their views and because of cost cutting, platforms began down sizing their fact-checking teams. so, today social media is teeming with misinformation, like these posts suggesting tanks are moving across the texas/mexico border. but it's actually footage from chile. these are a.i.-generated images of -- well, see for yourself. with social media moderation teams shrinking, a new target is misinformation, academic researchers, who began working closely with the platforms after evidence of russian interference online in the 2016 election. are researchers being chilled? >> absolutely. >> reporter: kate starbird is a professor at the university of washington, a for

i mean, he says that bind twitter was not a bad idea either. so, you know, i guess the jury is still out on that. julia, thank you. thank you. of the day continues online and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody, the united by a shared sense of purpose. their bond has never been stronger. the twins, fussy, in whose side they drew up with different families. now they want to build their future together. and to do so, they must leave their home in sierra leone. twin sisters united in the search for a better life. in 15 minutes on the w, the private companies are ready to go off the move in 50 years, the on again. this time it's not just a bouncer shop with everything the moon has to offer big money at stake, made in germany in 90 minutes on the w, the web page. i mean, i know, did i mean as a broker? hi, i might just do it, and i'm hosting dw new podcasts. thanks. trace amount bothers, don't talk to me about meals, join us as we travel around your, facing the history of every day of

i mean, he says that bind twitter was not a bad idea either. so, you know, i guess the jury is still out on that. julia, thank you. thank you as well. the day continues online and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody, [000:00:00;00] the, the moon visit. private companies are ready to go off the move in 50 years. the rain has the gun again, but this time it's not just about so sure. with everything the moon has to offer big money at stake, made in germany next on d. w. and says the conflicts own with tim sebastian presidential elections in russia, either use or full gun contusion with nothing left to chop, not even the best in jail as the leading opposition figure. i'll explain about me. my guess is the russian commentary to andre collect the recall. for tommy, he, russian, your agent center in moscow was nevada. is such a serious, correct? the bluetooth has to be too complex. and in 60 minutes on d, w, the, the race has long begun later when we look back, we recognize that, oh, tha

it was it was on twitter.t who said the prepared to cover trump were the people who had interviewed gadhafi saddam hussein. you know, putin peoplwh work. you can't just put a microphone in front of him and amplify his life. you have to know how to ask the follow up question you should have been questions because that's mean. it was a small. it was a small. they're all venue. but that's the point is you can't the■l worst thing you cano is amplify this informers lie without amplification. disinformation is meaningless[( take to amplify a lie to it? to be in the common so. so i'll shock you. in 2019, the center for countering digital hate found that 65% of the anti-vax propaganda on twitter du oh, ant before elon musk took over twitter, i checked in. eight of them were still platformed on twitter now. so can get in. i have a friend who one time was studying this, not about vax but about something else. you know, the people who put commentsnluy who this troll was so prolific that his his comments were more than in

on twitter.r. if meteor hits a capital. tonight is that designated survivor? we won't know it until the cabinet walks _ we won't know it until the cabinet walks in — we won't know it until the cabinet walks in. they get through flown out to a secure _ walks in. they get through flown out to a secure location in virginia and as a cabinet— to a secure location in virginia and as a cabinet walks and everyone looks— as a cabinet walks and everyone looks around and says who is not here? _ looks around and says who is not here? it — looks around and says who is not here? it is— looks around and says who is not here? it is like musical chairs. their— here? it is like musical chairs. their seat— here? it is like musical chairs. their seat is _ here? it is like musical chairs. their seat is gone and there will be that designated survivor. | their seat is gone and there will be that designated survivor. i bet their seat is gone and there will be that designated survivor.— that designated survivor. i bet it