What's your view on what he's done? How has it gone down in America? Is it a good move? Does it not really matter? What do you think?

Yes, um, I think it's a really encouraging development.

Uh, you know, until very recently, most of kinda legacy media in the US was really captured by kind of a, um, professional managerial, you know, leftist class, um, that really was not reflective of at least the public debate that's happening in the US.

Um, I will say, you know, it's, it's a really tough, uh, it's a really tough bet.

I think the, the Washington Porch- Post unfortunately has lost, um, a number of subscribers.

Um, and, uh, but I think that, that Bezos has a long-term vision in mind, and I've met with a number of Washington Post staffers, and they're doing quite in- innovative things, I think, with their opinion page, not just in terms of, um, you know, what's printed, but also in terms of technology, doing things like documentary shorts and whatnot.

So I'm, I'm really rooting for them and, and think it's refreshing that there's kind of now, um, a classical liberal, if you will, broadly put it, um, paper of record in the US.

Just to take it back, um, just before we have to wrap up, what one or two things would you say to any classical liberal looking to persuade people of their ideas today? What should they be focusing on? Where should they be spending their time?