For a new report, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg sat on a four-inch thick cushion to boost

his height during his Senate testimony, yes, they said Zuckerberg, oh no, that's my wallet.

Hey, we have a texture with that same joke yesterday. Wow. So I believe you can write

Seth Meyers. He owes you some money. I think that's how that works. Or you can write

four Seth Meyers. You're plenty funny enough, Texter. Hmm. It's good joke. Perfectly

fun. Solid. Speaking of having a lot of money, according to Reddit, do we trust Reddit?

I don't know. Reddit. People post stuff. Yeah. It's user-general. True is not. Oh, really?

Okay. Well, that takes a fun out there. It's not kind of verified like the way a Wikipedia

is, even though that has its own flaws. There's at least some sort of. So nobody even tries

to verify Reddit. I can't post anything. Oh, yes. Okay. On the other hand, Joe Ketty has

a tale. They often, they often call me coincidentally, the bloodhound of truth, perhaps because of my

tale. So why don't you read it to me? And I'll tell you if it's true. Facebook gave money

to 85%. Sorry. Down. Easy. Easy. Facebook gave money to 85% of the House Committee that

was questioning him yesterday. That's certainly possible. I do not smell truthiness there.

It is absolutely possible. It's possible in a way that they gave 85% of everybody.

Well, right. In the way that Trump gave money to everyone. Right. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not sure

it's significant. Okay. I'm not sure it's a nod. I would say that I'm going to turn around

three times and lie down. The reviews from Mark Zuckerberg seem to be pretty good. I would

throw in these caveats. One, both the House and the Senate didn't grill them as much as I thought

they would. And there's I'm not exactly sure the reason for that lack of follow up was really

odd. Oh yeah. He got away with with saying all kinds of things that seem to pretty obviously be

lies to me or at the very least. Yeah. Yeah. The I don't know that. But I'll get back to you on it.

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