 Now, you've heard it before. You'll hear it again now. Kershkovich and the journal vehemently reject the espionage charges. They always have. They say he was working with full accreditation and vetting from the Russian foreign ministry at the time of his arrest. In other words, he, like anyone working in Russia as a journalist, including me, went through background checks. You know, as to his presence in the Urals, the journal says he was on a reporting assignment. And I can tell you this town, you think to Gil is.