Well, guys, Starbucks employees are on strike again.

Hillary Clinton doesn't want us to have children because that's what illegal immigrants are for.

And Lord wants us all to know that she is in fact a woman, except on days when she is a man.

And yes, all of this is confusing to me as well.

Don't worry, we're going to break it all down today.

Now, before we dive into all of those stories and a couple of other things, as I was

sitting down to film this episode, I stumbled across a juicy new update in the Blake

Lively saga. So I just want to include this at the top of the episode because it was just too good

not to share. So if you guys have followed this case and this story at all, you know that

at the crux of Blake Lively's lawsuit against us Maldoni is workplace hostility, workplace

toxicity, sexual harassment, all of these awful things that happened on the set of the movie

it ends with us. Well, according to an exclusive from the Daily Mail, it looks like this

isn't Blake

Lively's first runaround with workplace hostility. However, in this case, she was the one

who was being accused. So I had no idea that this was even a thing, but back in 2014, she decided

that like basically every other celebrity, she also wanted to have a lifestyle brand. And now,

this is so funny to me because my team can attest to this,

but I have often mused, like, what if I one day had a lifestyle brand? What if I was like selling

things? We were making cool products. It'd be so fun. Well, apparently everybody and their mother

wants to do that because Goop was so successful, thanks to Guineeth Paltrow. I think Chloe Kardashian also tried to start one

called like Goosh or something like that. You have Megan Markle who was trying to make as ever

or as love, whatever it's called work. Well, Blake Lively also tried to do the same thing. So in 2014,

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