I don't even know where to start with the debate, the presidential debate last night.

I mean, it was just, I don't even know what to say.

I know some people described it as a shit show and others were like, oh, Trump won.

And I was, and then others were saying, wait a minute, Biden won and then some people

said, you know, it just, it didn't change anybody's mind.

But I'm going to tell you this.

The one thing that bothered me the most was the way that the question sometimes, and it

wasn't just Chris Wallace.

It wasn't about Chris Wallace.

I'm not saying this is about Chris Wallace, but I'm saying how the narratives of what's

been happening over the past year.

Let's talk about it.

COVID, right?

This weird virus that came out of China that swept across the globe that we, by the way,

we still don't have all the answers on.

We're supposed to just believe whatever is being thrown out there.

By the way, there's a million different stories about COVID and who it's attacking and

what it's doing and what we need to stay safe and what we're not doing to stay safe.

And oh, my gosh, I mean, our heads are spinning, right?

Narrative.

That's one narrative.

We got the China virus, the COVID virus, the one that we don't even know, by the way,

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