>> It pertains to one of my classes in journalism.
I had a professor who told me that if you hear the word no comment from a media representative,
then you should be a little suspicious about that
because no comment means basically they're hiding something.
And so try in some way to figure out what they're talking about.
On the flip side, if you are a media representative, you should not say no comment
and try to finesse the answer in a way where it doesn't seem like you're hiding it.
That's, you know, something that I've carried with me throughout my career.
It's one of those lessons that you really learn is very important.