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Stu does America.

We start by doing a canceled culture.

I'm fascinated by what is going on in our media right now.

I'm fascinated specifically with the Washington Post.

Now the Washington Post is, you know, I mean, it's certainly a second run sort of New

York Times.

They've had a history, there was a time where they were known as the paper, and they were

the paper that was breaking all those big stories in Washington.

There's always been lots of rumors about how politicians and power players would leak

stuff to the Washington Post to send messages to their opponents, and sometimes we've noticed

in recent history, their spouses.

But the Washington Post is supposed to be a high-quality journalistic organization.

We all know a lot of times that's not exactly true, but what we've seen over the past few

days has stretched this to the most bizarre level you can imagine.

Let me start with Dave Weigel.

Now Dave Weigel is a reporter.

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