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Back in 2017 clearly didn't understand what we do and do not do in other people's elections and was flippant about it. and now, of course, many, many things -- many months have gone by and we know a lot more about the story. but to be honest with you, i think a lot of this stuff that we're talking about now, they are details that are part of the story but it sort of gets caught in the details when we don't focus on the big picture. >> i agree with you. so let's transition to that. because his statements to the russians, write it off to ignorance or flippancy, as you say. but the arrogance of c...
From the very beginning, it's a little hard to take. you know, i think the president back in 2017 clearly didn't understand what we do and do not do in other people's elections and was flippant about it. and now, of course, many, many things -- many months have gone by and we know a lot more about the story. but to be honest with you, i think a lot of this stuff that we're talking about now, they are details that are part of the story but it sort of gets caught in the details when we don't focus on the big picture. >> i agree with you. so let's transition to that. because his statements to the...
Would still be annoying. greg: yes. so are you saying that it's even pointless to change a password? >> i'm saying that that's overrated. i won't say it's never pointless. greg: okay. >> we have a hot more research now than we did when i did this thing in 2003. microsoft research, paul, a professor at carlton university -- greg: right. >> and these people have done a lot of research on passwords people actually use and come up with and how it plays out in real practice. and, frankly, while there was a little bit of stuff available in 2003, i was mostly just guessing about -- [laughter] greg: y...
Would still be annoying. greg: yes. so are you saying that it's even pointless to change a password? >> i'm saying that that's overrated. i won't say it's never pointless. greg: okay. >> we have a hot more research now than we did when i did this thing in 2003. microsoft research, paul, a professor at carlton university -- greg: right. >> and these people have done a lot of research on passwords people actually use and come up with and how it plays out in real practice. and, frankly, while there was a little bit of stuff available in 2003, i was mostly just guessing about -- [laughter] greg: y...