But so you're focused on the question is the federal government violating its own laws, federal employees. Yes. And to the extent that you've reported it out, are you closer to an answer? I, I think based on our reporting so far that it's, it really,, tips that way. It does appear that way.
And so my question is, where's, you know, who's been disciplined, who's been suspended, who's been fired, who's been demoted?
How do you, I, I've had many people ask me this over the years, but, you know, one channel will do a story or one newspaper will do a story and then every other outlet will do exactly the same story.And sometimes it's like a really boutique story. You know, it's a story of limited obvious importance, but everyone does the same story.
How do these, like who decides that? How does you know, where does that come from? I mean, I mean, this comes from the executives or the show producers, but have you noticed that, you know, I don't know how many news organizations there are in the United States in a country of 350 million people. There, there are a lot, they all do, you know, in a, in a given week they do a suite of maybe 20 stories themes, you know, variations on a theme perhaps.
So Kamala is running for CA governor in 2026?