I talk about your news diet and I think that what people need isn't, we gotcha.

The whole day is going to happen, crazy things, tweets, notifications, turn it off, turn

down the noise, we gotcha.

I think that there is a real need for that because otherwise, it's like a fire hose coming

at you all the time.

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I'm Caroline.

I'm Kristen.

And Caroline, how would you describe your news diet?

Like, is it a fire hose of nourishing fruits and veggies?

I'm gobbling it up.

More like a tray of pizza rolls right out of the oven that's still too hot to eat, you

know, like zero nutritional value.

And it's burning the shit out of the roof of my mouth because I'm so hungry and I just

devour it all.

I am really relating to this food metaphor.

But seriously, political news these days feels like it's always dialed up to a 10.

It is going to burn the shit out of the roof of your mouth, but at the same time, the

stakes are too high to ignore.

Yeah, I mean, between, honestly, the alerts on my phone, 500 newsletters in my inbox,

and being on Twitter every second of the day, it feels harder than ever to strike that

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