Independent media tells our story. I think you are all documentarians of our social movement history. We need a media that can tell us the truth about what's really happening in the world. Independent media for us has been such a valuable support and collaborator in telling the stories of the real change makers, the real leaders and social movements who are out on the streets, out in their communities every day. I will say thank you first and foremost for the folks that do come out and cover the righteousness that's going on, the organizing is going on. Alternative media, journalists, cameras, pins, ink, all of that stuff, typewriters, computers, all of that stuff in those crucial moments is really, really completely necessary. Free press is probably one of the most vital things to a democracy. So if you have a nation like the United States or in 1983 they had about 50 corporations running the media and then now in 2016 is about 6. So that means that basically you're getting a very funneled down idea of what is going on and based on those corporate interests you might get a rather skewed perspective. The massive distrust that people now have in the media, the fact that they no longer feel either represented by the political class or represented in their day to day lives by the media. That means that they will look to alternatives and the alternatives can come from the far right, they can come from bright thought, or they can come from serious independent media outlets, and real journalism, and real independence of thought.