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Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. Welcome home, y'all. This is this week's

mini pod. We have a continuation of our conversation. We started talking about what happened,

the fallout with Chili, their likes on social, her shares, reposts, her politics, perhaps.

And we also had a conversation about Nick Cannon's car ride with Amber Rose.

Of course, these are just the latest examples of people who are in the public eye who support

Donald Trump or at least appear to.

I think the question I would like for us to focus on on this part of the show is, you know, what is the barometer

for how people get held accountable? Can they come back? If they can come back, how do they come back?

And really, how we hold

ourselves accountable for the hypocrisy that exists in, you know, the folks who drive Tesla's or

the folks who use X, some of us who still pay for, you know, to make sure that we keep a blue

check because we think in some way that means they won't hack into our accounts or whatever our justifications might be. Those of us who use or

over-rely on meta, who still have iPhones. These are all of the companies, and I'm just named

some who have compromised on DEI, who have donated to Donald Trump. Some folks are still watching CBS. We use CBS clips on here. We know that the Ellisons are diehard Trump supporters. And now, of course, TikTok. So where do we draw the line, y'all? Right. That's the question I really have. And I don't have the answer here. I'm not calling people out for hypocrisy's sake. I'm telling you what I'm using as well. Right. So I'd love to have this conversation and figure out how we draw the line and where

do we draw the line. Can I layer on just so just another example is, is, so take for instance,

Target and Walmart, Walton's big Republican donors probably have done more damage than we could

name through their political contributions to the hard right and Mitch McConnell and his

highway robbery of Supreme Court justice seats, which again, we're filling the effects of

and will continue to for the next 20, 30, 40 years.

But when we launched the strike on Target, a lot of folks were saying, well, why not Walmart 2?

And I was rationalizing in my head, and again, this is a rationalization.

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