Oh, before we get to the Chinese March across the world to enslave us all, where did these

Baconator Pringles come from? I didn't even know there was such a thing, but I

yes. On my desk here are a number of cans of Wendy's Pringles Baconator flavor.

My friend Brian, heard you talking about how much your son Henry likes the Baconator at

the Wendy's. And I don't, I didn't figure out exactly how he came into possession of

a number of cans of Pringles Baconator, but I thought of a truck. Didn't know there was

such a thing, but my friend Matt, who works with Brian, delivered them to my home yesterday.

For me to pass on to. Wow, fantastic. Yeah. Yeah. I threatened to keep one of the cans

and was told in that, that would be immoral and not approved. Stealing from a child.

Most kids one way to put it. Most potato chips are gluten free, so I'll have to look

through this. But yeah, I'll try that out. Just what the world needed Baconator flavored

Pringles. That's awesome. You know, even if they're not great, they're probably good.

I'm sure they're 25. I hope this is a trend fast food potato chips. Who's exactly? Who's

going to have a can of Pringles between his legs on the drive home? This guy. Those were

terrible. He stared. He says into the empty cam spitting tiny bits of potato chip out

as he spoke, right? So something not unexpected, but awful happened in Hong Kong over the weekend.

This guy Jimmy Lai, Lai. He is a media mobile journalist behind the Pro Democracy Apple

Daily, which is a newspaper there. And he was arrested over the weekend under China's

new law for Hong Kong that we get to arrest anybody we want anytime we want to for any

reason. That's a pretty good explanation of it. Basically, they're law. Is this a continuation

of what the protests say? Was this the law that all those protests were going on about

100%. Well, actually, the protests started when it was many degrees less than this because

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