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Yesterday afternoon, during the show,

there was a moment where I looked up at the TV screens and I don't watch much cable news.

I really don't because I don't want their agendas in my head. I don't want their topic selection, their attitude, they're a bit, nothing.

I want, I'd rather read about things.

That's how I get most of my information I read.

But we keep it on because you never know when something spectacular is going to happen, right?

There could be a car chase.

And so Fox is on and CNN is on.

And usually one of the local stations.

And I look up and Fox and CNN had exactly opposite graphics on the screen.

Fox saying that the nuclear sites in Iran were obliterated and CNN said, not much damage. I turned to the New York Times, and they just had, they had this rolling scroll every few minutes, they added another short story,

you know, the updates, headlines. And so on the scroll was not much damage.

And I'm looking and I'm thinking, okay, somebody's really wrong here.

Somebody's really right and somebody's really wrong because they were extreme statements.

Neither one was a middle ground state.

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