 five years in prison, your time served, but five years in prison for having done these things that are central to press freedom. So that's a that's a real issue. And I think it means that the case will continue to have an effect on press freedom, not just in the United States, but even abroad. It'll cast a kind of shadow for the foreseeable future. But reporters without borders have called this a long overdue victory for journalism and press freedom. You don't agree with them then?