Well, I can understand that.
When we spoke with Brittany Kaiser about SCL's work in Nigeria, for example.... Now we know from information that Chris Wylie provided to us that there were very violent films made for that campaign. They seem to have employed a group of consultants to work on the ground who were ex-secret service agents from Israel. We don't know, and no one seems to know very much about, their background or what they were doing, but certainly looking at some of the materials from that campaign, it looked particularly unpleasant.
This is an area that, whilst it gets away from the core bit of our inquiry, I think there are lots of concern that have been raised about the ethics of the work that was being done. Indeed with Cambridge Analytica, Alexander Nix, and the investigation done by Channel 4 News in the U.K., the undercover filming where they were talking about hiring sex workers to compromise politicians in different countries to try to influence the results of an election campaign, says a lot about the ethics and practices of a company like that.