Hello and welcome back to the Find Out podcast episode four. Currently, there are only five of us here. We decided we were going to start a little early today because one of our co-hosts is habitually late. So we thought it would be funny to see what happens when he actually joins live. So, well, to be clear, we're not early. He's, he's still late. We're actually behind schedule.

Every fucking time.

Every time.

We are eight minutes over where we're supposed to be.

And some of us have children.

So we have schedules.

And we just thought, oh, there it is.

Hello.

Oh, that's Rich. It's here. Who's the new guy?

Yeah.

I had to go find the link from last week because the new one wasn't working.

We're live.

So we thought it would be fun to have you join in midway.

So anyways, here we are. We were just getting into an introduction.

And we are going to talk about first. We want to talk about the massive rallies that happened this weekend across the country.

If you are looking at social media at all, you will see just countless photos of massive, massive crowds, not only in places like New York and Boston

and Seattle, but also in places like Anchorage.

I'm going to use one from my home state.

Farmington, Maine, which is on the western side.

It is a small place, had four to 500 people.

Indivisible has estimated that over 5.2 million Americans joined these protests this

weekend. And we're going to talk a little bit about what this means. Do we think that this is

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