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Let's go. Have you ever heard that song? No, I never have. Just want to eat something for me.

I'll just, I'll just insert the whole thing for that. Katie, let's talk about a guy who definitely

does go to the gym. Steven Crowder. Okay, let's talk about Steven Crowder. So last week, Steven Crowder

published a video called It's Time to Stop dot, dot, dot. So we got some ominous ellipses there

that has truly launched a shit storm in the right wing online ecosystem. It's pretty

fun. So we're going to devote this episode to explaining it. At this point, a lot of people have

commented on this controversy. We're going to focus on the three videos at the core of it,

as well as some tweets about it. Basically, just going to go through pulling some highlights and

discussing them because it's a weirdly rich media story. So Katie is your seatbelt on and your

shoulder harness. Yeah, because I, I record this in my car. That would explain the bad quality.

Okay, so as I mentioned, this first video is called It's Time to Stop dot, dot, dot, publish

by Steven Crowder. Katie, give us a quick Steven Crowder refresher for anyone who got knocked

on the head recently. Steven Crowder is a right wing comedian. Yeah. That's a lot.

Okay, well, so he has a show got louder with Crowder. That's very popular. He's sort of,

and that sort of, that name sort of captures the essence of a stick. He's like sort of loud in your

face. Cancel me, daddy. He's the guy in that meme. Cancel me daddy. A show. Am I

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