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Today on the show, the world's largest porn site, PornHub, features literally billions

of hours of content, has hundreds of millions of users. An assignable portion of that content

is rape and child porn. An assignable number of those users are themselves very young children.

Now are there any laws in place or any regulations penalizing PornHub for this or forcing them

to block children from their from their site or to weed out the rape and child porn? Not

really. Or at least if there are laws and regulations, they are not applied to PornHub

in any meaningful way. PornHub gets to be an exception to the kinds of rules and policies

and regulations that are in place for instance, things like liquor stores and those sorts

of companies. Now, I don't know. I want to talk about this today. I just I have this crazy

idea. Maybe it's totally radical, but maybe PornHub shouldn't be an exception. Maybe there

should be some really basic, minimal at least regulations that would require PornHub to

not actively market themselves to kids. That sort of thing. So we'll talk about that today.

Also five headlines, including Biden's big wins last night. And also I think more important

or at least funnier, Biden nearly getting into a fist fight with a voter right before

it is right is voting started. And we're going to talk about that. I have a take on Biden

threatening and cussing out voters that might be a little bit different from what you're

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