that it scared the distributors. and who else is so scared that people seem to be shaking in their boots that everybody's going to read the secret messages they've been sending on their laptops, their iphones, their desktops at work. and by the way, what are those secret little or big messages that everyone's trying to hide now. that the north koreans or everyone else is scaring them into thinking will go public. what are we talking about here. corporate strategies, financial reports, salaries, or love notes? what's so secret that the fear of coming out causes big shots to knuckle under and bow before the bad haircut boys over in pyongyang? and is that what's scaring everybody from trying to retaliate right now? chris was a cybersecurity adviser to the white house. and was also an air force intelligence officer. and ted johnson, he's been here before many times, the senior editor at "variety." i want to start with chris. just look at this big picture now. can you figure out why everybody in the government was saying, oh, it's north koreans last night and they also did the warnings about something bad happening at the movie theaters,