> And now we see the scapegoat being thrown under the bus. Yeah, in official communications, of course. I haven't been following the story that closely, but I

> And now we see the scapegoat being thrown under the bus. Yeah, in official communications, of course. I haven't been following the story that closely, but I wonder if things are actually adversarial and turning into a blame game behind the scenes at Uber, or whether they are just executing on a united defense strategy.