up with see the world and, say, folks in california and new york. that is true, and that does influence the media. so i give you that point. but this is being exploited, and it's being used, and it's being weaponized in a way that i think goes beyond the facts and goes beyond what's fair. and the danger is once you get to a point now where then you have half the country that believes that good, hard-working, mostly broke journalists at places like, you know, cbs news are a part of some conspiracy against them, that's very dangerous, and i don't think it's fair. i think the president should be very careful about stuff like that. >> i'll agree with you on one thing. i believe in a strong media. i believe the media is essential, and i believe the media has to be trusted. let me give you an example of just today. twitter blew up and said -- reporters tweeting and stories were written that said president trump's adviser today said he wants to regulate google. when you look at the question he was asked, would you consider regulation? he said we're looking at it. he didn't say we want to regulate google. he was responding to a question. those types of hyperbole, we've