Welcome to Positive America. I'm John Faberum. I'm John Loveett. I'm Tommy

Tor. It's an evening. It's how I sound in the evening. Welcome to a different. It's an evening

recording though you're getting this first thing Tuesday morning. Hopefully we're listening right

away Monday night. Monday night. It's Pots of America raw. Oh, it's nice. Just me and my

my island boys. You guys up on your TikTok trends now. Okay, never mind. I am not. I'm

known. On today's pot Facebook employees say Facebook is dangerous. A rolling stone report

suggests that the January 6th insurrection was an inside job. You might say Facebook had

no bones. Okay, that's a TikTok trend. That would actually very funny. And Andrew Yang stopped

by a crooked HQ to chat with love it about his new third party forward. Speaking of a violent

insurrection, that conversation go. It was good. I had some some hard questions. We had

a good conversation. I, you know, I saw him in the lobby. I said love is going to gut

you like a fish and he didn't really laugh. He didn't laugh and it was like I was, I

did go pretty hard at him about you should listen to the conversation because what I said

to him is like, all right, you have goals for ranked race voting. We think that's great.

But we don't want you to do anything that makes a electing Donald Trump an easier thing

to do. Yeah. And he said yes. He I don't look who knows what the

point. Listen to the interview. Listen to the interview. You all listen to the interview,

too. All right, two quick notes before we start. If you haven't already checked out the

first episode of my series offline, where I chat with New Yorker, staff writer, Geo Tolentino

about how the internet has turned life into an endless performance. Why that makes politics

hard and virtue signaling easy and what being online during the pandemic has done to our

collective psyche. Fantastic. Initial episode. John. Great. Thanks, Tommy. Thanks, John.

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