Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about information consumption and you are going to learn how to fact

check something yourself using a technique I've talked about on the channel before but it's been

a while everybody can use a refresher and it definitely is useful given the

current story about Zellinsky buying a house.

And we're also going to check in on somebody who sent a message that I read on the channel recently talking about Zolensky using money to buy a yacht

and his brother was working at the manufacturing plant and

working overtime bought the new truck and I explained

that's really where the aid money goes.

Okay well that person definitely saw that video

and they continued to watch because they sent this. I bet you

feel pretty dumb. You made a whole video making fun of me for saying

Zellensky used aid money to buy a out. Well, he bought a house in Florida and there's

a link and the link is to a tweet. It's a tweet and the tweet says Zellensky reportedly buys 20 million dollar mansion in Vero Beach, Florida.

And there are some images.

There are some images of the home that he reportedly bought and for whatever reason there's an image of a

naturalization certificate that has his information on it including a

picture of him. Okay, so if you wanted to know whether or not this was true,

what's the first thing you would do? Go to Google, right? Or whatever your preferred search engine is. Go to Google, type in

Zellenski-Bies Mansion. If you do that, you're not going to find any news outlets

reporting on this, which would be weird because this would be a huge story.

Okay, so that's odd. But maybe the person on Twitter, they're breaking it. So wait an hour, see if it shows up, see if a major outlet picks

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