Two weeks, babe.

I haven't vaped in two weeks.

I'm fine.

I can't chew enough watermelon-flavored gum,

but I can't chew it now because we have to record.

And I'll be like,

Hello, everybody, and welcome to I think not.

And welcome to this episode of The Run Down, where Joey Taranto and me, Ella Marsh,

we just catch you up on what's happening in the world. I think I speak for Joey and I when I say this.

Yeah. So thanks for coming to this episode. Like, subscribe, share. Yeah, Here we are. You know, our last episode, we got some pushback. Oh, yeah. You want to talk about that for a minute? There are people that I've spoken with in the DMs about what our take was on Charlie Kirk. And there were some people who accused us of essentially victim blaming, saying that we were saying, yes, Charlie Kirk's murder was

wrong, but these are all the things that we believe he said and did. And by saying those things,

they took it as we were saying he brought it on himself. Right. I want to say for the record,

I'm not speaking for you. I'm speaking for myself. Murder is wrong. I think I made that very clear that I do believe murder is wrong. I'm not speaking for you. I'm speaking for myself. Murder is wrong. I think I made that

very clear that I do believe murder is wrong. I'm not going to speak for any other community

only but my own. The LGBTQIA plus community. So many letters. Okay. I understand. I have looked

through. I combed through and not out of context.

This is not cherry pick.

Charlie Kirk said a lot of harmful things about my community and put people in harm's way, specifically trans people.

So I just want to say for the record, okay?

Whatever your stance is on Charlie, you think that he just spoke his truth.

Well, I'm allowed to speak my truth as well,

you know? And that is, is that Charlie Kirk did not deserve to die. No one deserves to be murdered.

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