Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bell again. So today we're going to talk about Project 2025,

finding out about what matters to you and why it matters.

Project 2025 is a conservative wish list for the next presidency.

Trump has reportedly disavowed the project and said it's not his plan.

But people remain skeptical. Why? Because there's a lot of overlap between his

advisors and the authors and his positions in the project. And well, it's Trump.

It's not like people hear what he says and automatically believe it.

One of the problems is that the document outlining it is more than 900 pages long

and is phrased with a lot of right-wing speak that makes it hard to find what you're looking for.

So if you wanted to check out the conservative positions on an issue,

it's hard to find exactly what you're looking for.

Now, at the risk of stepping on Dana's toes over at Research Road,

we're going to talk about a new way to search the Project 2025 document.

It's a new website called 25 and dot me. It allows the

user to pick from a menu of subjects and then it gives you relevant sections and

cited explanations of the plan's effects.

What makes it cool is that it also has a button that allows you to easily share it to people

who care about those issues. Most websites have a

share button. So why does this matter? Let's say you have a family member who

cares about freedom of speech, rural issues, and veterans.

You can choose three options from the menu and create a tailor-made explanation of effects from 2025 on the issues they care about most.

You can create ready-made cited explanations specifically for Uncle Bob who does his own research via a very impressive collection of unsource and unverified

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