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Hey guys, welcome to Relatable Happy Wednesday. Hope everyone's having a wonderful week.

Today we are going to talk about truth, absolute truth, the reality of truth, natural truth, super natural truth.

In relation to this New York Times article that I read just the other day by Kevin Rooz, about the appointment of reality's art.

Those are the words used in Biden's administration, and we'll look at a couple ways that I think this has applied practically.

If we have time, we'll go into this house resolution by Sheila Jackson Lee, that has to do with the Second Amendment and gun ownership.

And then I also want to talk about, if we have time again, a story about a woman named Ariel Robinson.

She was a food network star. She was recently charged with murdering her adopted daughter.

And why we're not really hearing about this story across mainstream outlets, even though it's a unique story and of course a devastating story.

And this all kind of centers on this idea of what is true and what is not and who gets to say what's true and who doesn't.

So let's first start with this New York Times article by Kevin Rooz.

It's titled this, how the Biden administration can help solve our reality crisis.

Quote several experts I spoke with recommended that the Biden administration put together a cross agency task force to tackle disinformation and domestic extremism, which would be led by something like a quote realities are.

It sounds a little dystopian. I'll grant. Well, he's right about that good analysis, Kevin, but let's hear them out right now.

These experts said the federal government's response to disinformation and domestic extremism is hat-pazered and spread across multiple agencies.

And there's a lot of unnecessary overlap. So I am never going to be opposed to cutting down on bureaucracy and making sure that there's not any overlap between agencies and making sure that we're running as tightly and efficiently as possible in the federal government.

I have a feeling that's probably not what he's talking about since that seems to not be Democrats or quite frankly Republicans first priority when they get into office.

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