 Is that really something to be fact-checked? Is that a consequential lie or fact-check? Whether something is doubled, whether something went up by 11% or 12% or down, are those consequential things that are fact-checked? Or is it more of a fact-check to say this person was for this and voted for this and supported this measure versus not supporting this measure? I'm Aaron McWilliams. We've got to check in with Bill in the newsroom. More to come after the break.