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You know who's Batman and the new Lego movie, it's Will Arnett and he's really good in that role.

Will Arnett, oh of arrested development fam. Yeah, really. Yeah.

Used to be the husband and Amy Polar. Yeah, he's funny. Those Lego movies are funny.

They're full on funny. I believe it. I haven't seen any yet.

They almost have to be because they use Legos and they're very, you know,

they're not that great of a thing visually. I mean, they just, they walk around very stiffly.

You have to have really good writing to make it compelling at all.

I suppose we could story. Yeah. Yeah, sure, sure. I haven't seen any so I'm a little out of my

kid. My kids are very excited. Cartoon Lion movies. I'm totally up on because that was the year

of my kids were a little in and I did enjoy those just very briefly. I'd point it out yesterday.

The whole idea of fact checking. Oh, yeah, it's gone. It came and went.

Yeah. In the words of Chris Rock, hit a day, gone today.

Kessler, the guy from the Washington Post used the most famous fact checker there.

Kessler, yeah. Yeah. I need to give his putt and oakios and he worked really hard

to try to be a legitimate fact checker. We had him on the air many, many times over the years.

But now it's, when I hear it, I just assume, okay, here comes a whole bunch of opinion.

Right. Here's that tutorial.

mentioned this yesterday. The New York Times, the New York Times was fact checking the

president's state of the union address and he was talking about we've been in the middle east

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