created equally. the way she explains things and the problems she identified resonate with the layperson. you don't have to be a computer programmer to understand what she's talking about. then she has documents that she copied that she has to corroborate what she says. it's not every day that you get a whistleblower who's got the goods so to speak to back up what they're saying and i think that will have a really significant impact. particularly i would say on the sec, which she's also cooperating with which can bring enforcement actions against facebook for withholding information to the regulator. >> i was speaking to her lawyer over the weekend who told me that was part of the allegations being made. the defrauding of investors. nick, final question to you and probably the hardest one since everyone has brought it up. what does congress actually do? they haven't passed a law to regulate anything to do with the internet in i believe almost 30 years. everyone came out of that committee meeting today.