Welcome to the News and Why It Matters. I am Sarah Gonzalez. We are again joined by Justin

Haskins from the New England Institute. Thank you so much for being here. Thanks for

having me. And thank you for staying for the late event.

I know. This is my first time to Texas, not just to the blaze, but to Texas. And I feel

like, you guys need like some sweatshirt. It's like a sweatshirt here. Yeah, it is.

It's so hard while you were here. It's amazing. Yeah, you guys are incredible.

Well, thanks so much for doing it. I agree, by the way.

I believe I'm legally required to talk about bar and his testimony. I'm not happy about

it, but I am legally required and I don't want to break the law.

Oh, okay. Great. And the punishment is very severe. I think it is.

It's awesome. Right, Justin. Yeah, Facebook is banning all sorts of hate groups, dangerous

hate groups, Lewis Farrakhan, Info Wars. I know Stu is sad about that.

What's sad about both of them? Yeah, I know. I know. You love Lewis Farrakhan.

I'm sure. All right, Andrew. I'm going to rant about water parks. Water parks. Sounds

about right. Are you going to use the term dag-nav-it at any time?

Tag-nav-it. You do know this show is called The News and Why It Matters.

I'm going to make it relevant. Thank you. And I'm wearing a bathing suit underneath

my clothes.

Lots to get into, obviously. First, we want to thank our sponsor, Relief Factor.

So, Justin, you may not be of this age yet, but I know there are a couple other people

maybe here at the table who have got to think of you.

You do this like you're 80s.

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