they were behind on the technology, behind on cultural significance of these platform and having a whistleblower here no at company official, not someone with any agenda other than exposing what they know, took some of the steam out of what, you know, we sometimes are involved in, partisan hearings where people are trying to score political points. this was a fact finding hearing. i think the opening you played from haugen, opening up facebook s data will be key. lawmakers have tried to come at facebook in a couple ways, whether it be on an antitrust basis or on a data protection basis or content management which republicans have talked about as a form censorship, none of those things have exactly worked and the solution here may be trying to require facebook to share a little bit more of how the special sauce, the algorithm works. they don t have competitors. they are a legal monopoly in so many ways. a lot of questioning focused around trying to understand how facebook shows us what