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your favorite source of unbiased news and legal analysis. Welcome back to Unbiased. Today is Thursday, November 7th, and this is your final episode of the

week. As we know, this week's episodes have been all over the map. Monday's episode was your

typical news recap. Tuesdays was just a feel-good episode dedicated to good news that had nothing

to do with the election. Wednesday's episode yesterday was purely an election-related episode with an election

Q&A.

We are going to finish out the week with yet another unpredictable episode.

So today I'll first address some messages that I've received and then we'll answer some more

election-related questions.

Next week, hopefully we'll return to regularly

scheduled programming with news recaps, quick hitters, critical thinking, all that good stuff.

But for today, there is still a ton I need to answer. First things first, I received an interesting

email today, and here's what it says. It says, I think it could be an interesting

segment if you explored your own biases. We all carry some form of inherent bias, not just in

politics, but in how we perceive the world based on our personal experiences. Acknowledging and

validating these natural biases could bring an added level of trust and transparency for listeners.

It would offer valuable insight as we hear the news from you. And then she goes on to say,

you know, I understand the challenging aspect of this, et cetera, et cetera. Now look, I am not going

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