Hey guys, welcome back to the show now as you may or may not know pseudo-intellectual does air live every Wednesday night on YouTube.

And there are a lot of great things about live shows. You get the live energy, you get the audience interaction, you get to report on stories with accurate information down to the second

whatever news is freshest that's amazing and that cannot be replicated

but at the same time as we found out live shows are especially unforgiving when it comes to technical difficulties.

Now the episode we just did it did have some audio issues specifically with my mic.

Now the version of this episode you're about to watch

we've gone ahead and cut that out. But if you want to hear the entire show and

you're not too worried about some mic issues, you know we talk about things like

whether 16-year-old vote, and also Twitter being sued

for $250 million.

So again, if you're okay with some mic issues, you want to see those topics, then you can

head on over to YouTube.com, forward slash roaming millennial to check out the full episode.

But for now, here are the segments that we could salvage.

Now I got an interesting email the other day from YouTube.

I opened it up and lo and behold, one of my videos had a copyright clam on it and now this has

happened to me before.

You know oftentimes if you use you know someone else's clip even if it's only 15

20 30 seconds you can get a copyright claim on your

video and what that usually means is that the video is still up people can still

see and share it and comment on it it's just that the monetization is either turned off or any revenue that the video earns now goes to the person who claims they own the copyright.

It's not such a big deal, but at the same time it is annoying, especially when on this show we always make sure that everything we do falls under fair use.

Still not the end of the world, though, so you know, I opened up this email from YouTube and I assumed oh a copyright claim that must be what the case is.

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