Let's talk about what has happened over this past weekend in New York City.

This was the summit of the future, this United Nations. We reported on that last week and what came

out of that was what was called the Global Digital Compact. So this was not a legally binding agreement,

but this is kind of a framework

and member states and countries can sign on to this

and say, hey, this looks like a pretty good idea.

So let's go into this.

It's kind of long but there's

a whole section on information integrity and it says this. We recognize that digital

and emerging technologies can facilitate the manipulation and interference with

information in ways that are harmful to societies and individuals

and negatively affect the enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms as well as

the attainment of the sustainable development goals.

So what are they saying there is basically saying, look, we need to curtail your speech because

some people may find that it's harmful, it may come between the enjoyment of their human rights and oh by the

way these sustainable development goals we're trying to change society it may stop

those what they're basically saying right there is you have to told the line of what

we call climate change of what we call climate change, of what we call misinformation,

if we call a pandemic and on and on, because those are all in those sustainable development goals.

And if you don't do that, we recognize that that is misinformation and that needs to be

curtailed but it goes on to say this we will strengthen international

cooperation to address the challenge of misinformation and

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