being something that the public is allowed to be in on, that they are allowed to be in on some of this discussion. >> let's end with an actually fake subject. this is the headline this week about germany's spiegel, a report there was making up entire stories, making up characters, making up sources. this is worse than plagiarism, it's fabrication. now, he was given an award years ago by cnn. he never worked for cnn thank goodness, was never published by cnn but he was given a cnn journalist of the year award a number of years ago. what is the take away when you see a case like this where a der spiegel colleague caught the colleague making up stories? >> i see this a story -- we complain a lot about social media and how social media flattens things out, social media misleads people, it's also an incredible way to call bs on reporters who have through all of history there have been reporters doing terrible things, reporters fabricating things. they get caught more now because der spiegel if it had just published in german thousands of