to do something about it. so when you get to the end, you really go hmm, it sounds like we're not going to do anything. honest ads act. we talked about that. this is declaring their ads to help distinguish mothers, still not passed. >> should be easy. >> election integrity act, not passed. >> should be easy. >> other provisions, do you take assistance from a foreign government in order to win an election, as we can see from our current news cycle. i guess we're going willingly go look for that stuff. so i think when you look at the social media part, who has actually stepped up surprisingly are the social media companies in many ways. they're doing weekly, if not daily takedowns oftentimes between facebook, twitter, google, youtube, other platforms. they're doing this sort of stuff. but to stay in front of it, ultimately comes down to who is going to police disinformation going into the 2020 election. especially when we see not only these foreign countries that chairman burr mentioned, but domestic actors are on the scene now in a big, big way doing disinformation and misinformation.