Every good story is a trilogy.

Oh, absolutely.

We've got the fucking...

People commonly said.

The godfather, Star Wars, the good one, the less good one, and then the one we don't want to talk about. Live action Spider-Man's, two of them at least. Live action Spider-Man's phenomenal. And many other classic trilogies that exist. The Spider-verse series is about to be three. This is true. Every good story is a trilogy. and I think that remains true of the Christy Gnome Saga.

Uh-huh.

And I think that remains true of the Christy Knoem saga. Uh-huh. And I say the trilogy thing, because this is the third installation of this story from Hiddo. Last two weeks we talked about it. We talked about in the first episode of this trilogy that Kristy Knoem murdered a puppy because it wouldn't behave. and then last week we covered how Sean Hannity helped her double down on the puppy murder. And justify it and say it was good. And you know, this time we are talking about puppy murder again, but we have to first cover a different aspect of her book. Because it wasn't just the puppy killer and her dad serving a cat up for dinner that was crazy about her book. Okay, word. Remember we talked about the cat thing last week? Yeah, I do. In the book, she apparently writes about a meeting that she had or was a part of with Kim Jong-un. She's been asked about this several times in the media, and if you're suspicious of that immediately, you should be, because there's been like four members of the government that have ever met with this guy before. Of course,

the dictator of North Korea. But she's sort of walking this story back. And I have a clip here

from CBS Morning, where she's getting drilled on this. This first came up in a Face the Nation interview

because she's been doing a book to her, of course, because she's releasing this book. Every politician does this. And first came up in a face the nation interview because she's been doing a book to her,

of course. Yep. Because she's releasing this book, every politician does this. And she was asked about this meeting and she was kind of given unclear answers, but she gets double, triple down on in this

interview. So I figured we could watch it and just sort of bathe ourselves in the Christy Nome

embarrassment. Excellent. I'm excited.

The book is called No Going Back, but it sounds like the publisher, Center Street, is going back on a couple of the details in the book.

Oh, I don't believe.

Specifically, when you write in the book, I remember when I met with North Korean dictator

Kim Jong-un, I'm sure he underestimated me.

That, as I understand, is now being removed from the book at your request.

Yes.

When I became aware of that, we changed the content, and the future editions will be adjusted.

And, you know, I appreciate that.

I've met with many, many many world leaders I've traveled around

...