Hey, good morning, everybody. Well, no, no, good afternoon. Hope you're doing well.

So I had some thoughts. I have been gritting my teeth and looking at some of the, I don't know,

the conversation's going on in American politics at the moment, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation

process, and of course, what has been going on with the whole deportation argument and so on.

And I don't really want to get into the content of that kind of stuff because it's just,

you know, boring sophistry versus actual facts.

So I've been watching not so much.

I used to in the past watch the people being questioned,

but what I'm doing now,

or what I have been doing is,

is looking at the people who are doing the questioning.

It's very interesting to watch for me.

So what is the purpose of these kinds of gotcha questions, you know, where they

try to catch people out and so on? What is it that they're doing? Well, of course, it's not actual,

you know, if you've ever been on the receiving end of, you know, hostile, quote, questions, then you know what it is that I'm talking about.

But what is it that is actually going on with these kinds of questions?

So, the way that I'm working with it in my mind, and I'm obviously happy to hear what you guys think about all of this, but the way that I'm working with it in my mind, and I'm obviously happy to hear what you guys

think about all of this, but the way that I'm working with it in my mind is something like

this, that these interactions, obviously there's no interest in the truth, right?

I mean, people getting hysterical over deportations, I mean, what is it, Bill Clinton deported 12 million people,

Barack Obama deported millions. I mean, it's, it's nothing to do with the truth. It's nothing to do

with the facts. It's, I mean, particularly with the deportation stuff, it's like, oh, and the price

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