This is Renegate Talk Radio.

Hello, this is Betsy Bell at the Double B Studios in Las Vegas, Nevada, and I am here to tell you

that we are covering our windows with window tint to keep the heat out.

And by doing that, what's happening is there's no light getting in.

We need some light on this subject.

It's getting too dark in here. So that's what I'm going to do with you

today, my audience. This is Betsy Bell and it's how can this happen? Well, that, my friends,

is our memories. Somehow our memory escapes us, and I'm not speaking of age. It happens

at any age. We all lose the ability to store the thousands of pieces of information the brain is bombarded with all day long.

I mean in one day, let alone 365, think of it as where we stand today.

If you consumed a thousand pieces of information for 365 days, that's 365,000 messages and pieces of

information that you consumed in a year. What if we just took 2024? According to research,

the average person has approximately 60,000 thoughts per day. If you consume 60,000 thoughts per day, this year you've already consumed

nine million thoughts to date. Okay. Now that we have established that you can't think, let's think on this for one of your 60,000 thoughts.

Piece of cake. Is that like wrap your head around this? I'm using Chris Cuomo as my example,

and I know I do it a lot. Why is that? He doesn't think like me,

but I still respect him, because he does his best to wrap his head around certain events.

He can't quite make the circumference. I thought he took on a huge leap. He tried to make sense of Cohen on the stand in the Trump trial. Wow, that's what I mean. I think that's a leap of faith way too far.

He described Cohen as the fixer.

Cohen was the fixer.

Cohen mortgaged his house to pay Daniel's hush money.

We already knew that, but what Cuomo described was something out of a who's on first comedy

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