that

Hello, hello friends. It's your chop-up. It's me Will and sitting in is Amber Felix and Virgil,

but joining us on the phone is Glen Greenwald. Glen, what's going on?

Not too much. Just hanging out trying to stay out of a Brazilian jail, but otherwise things are pretty good.

Just a lazy Saturday downplaying for an election interference.

Well, Glen, we're going to get into what's going on in Brazil and not just with the country in general,

but also you specifically. But first things first, wow, how about that Mueller testimony?

I mean, I know if you're like me, you watched every second of that on the edge of your seat,

and I could not believe the drama and just like the moments that created.

Like when he was asked a question and then said no, or yes.

Glen, how red is your face right now?

I mean, first of all, as somebody who's been a skeptic of this whole saga for a long time,

I was obviously pretty ashamed given how dynamic and compelling his presentation was.

And also, it also made me more excited about Joe Biden's candidacy because it made Joe Biden seem extremely robust

and cognitively functional for the first time.

So I thought that that was also an interesting aspect to it.

Yeah, if Mueller wanted to retain some of that Biden charm,

he would have made a weird clicking sound with his mouth and turned to like,

Barbara McCullochese and an office anymore, but someone had gone,

oh, honey, beauty pageants down the hall.

Just kidding.

No, I enjoyed the Mueller testimony from an artistic perspective

...