You feel this nervousness on the phone there?

Sir, I've been trying to make an urgent phone call up there.

I don't think it's something I want to do on an overseas phone.

You got to make some phone calls?

Hanging up the phone.

Prank call her, prank call her!

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Hey, Ryan.

It's Garrett from Sun, Illinois.

Hello.

I wanted to perhaps just add a little bit to the content from today's episode talking about Rusini.

And it also occurred to me that if you go back and look a little bit of her reporting, you know, it's, I feel like a lot of, I would say a lot of them are probably their insider info, their quid pro quo, like you say,

has been going on where it's scratched my back and I'll scratch your words.

And I think a lot of us have grown to where we question the integrity of a lot of the info that is, you know, shared on the Internet with us and on news.

And the integrity of the news has been in question for quite a while.

I personally don't watch a lot of the national news anymore, just because of it just feeling so biased.

So local news is about all I tend to watch anymore, but you take it with a grain assault.

I think a lot of these reporters are protecting their interest and what they do have to say doesn't really hold water anymore with me.

So I take it for what it is and maybe sometimes the content is potentially true, but it really doesn't have a lot of what I would just consider being, you know, integrity, substance.

You know, it just, it lacks all of those things.

So thanks for expanding on that a little bit with that.

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