divide within the murdock family? >> i think it's a dynamic at play but we heard this week, speaking to the "wall street journal" saying that changing the editorial tone would be business suicide. i think what you're describing is a desire to have a healthy gop and a healthy gop requires a reality check for its voters and its viewers and the viewers at fox news but i think too often, conservative media leaders mislead rather than lead talking about voter fraud, rigged elections. we see a lot of misleading than real leadership. you could see that in a new suffolk university poll showing fox news are much more likely to believe the election could be manipulated, that the results could be manipulated because they're getting misleading information from fox news. so i think you and i are in agreement. it would be a benefit for fox's audience to have more accurate information but wouldn't that risk losing some of the viewers or turning off some of the viewers? >> it might but i'm looking at it from a different perspective. you're doing the media analysis