And, you know, messaging has been, shall we say, flawed at every step of the process where, I mean, I'm not telling you anything you don't know where it's like, oh, we don't bomb hospitals. Actually, Hamas bombed their own hospital. But if we did bomb the hospital, we had to because... Hamas was there. Hamas had tunnels. Also, we were rescuing hostages. Actually, there were no hostages there, and it was just because we think there's tunnels underneath. And actually, we did invade the hospital. Look at these guns that we got at the hospital,

and there are tunnels, but we can't, we're not going to show them to you yet. And here's a rendering

of what the tunnels might look like. The messaging has not been good. And a bit of an easy target

at this point, but Alan Dershowitz had a live stream yesterday with the title,

when attacking a hospital can save lives, which I would say not the best messaging.

A great messenger, though.

Thank you to agree.

Now, look, there's no good way to segue out of all of that.

Oh, I know a way.

Wouldn't, in the midst of all this strife and turmoil, all this death and carnage,

would it be nice to retreat to childhood?

Because that's what we're going to do now.

Let's just get our little bottles and our little baby blanket.

Let's have our mother, you know, cradle us and burp us and put us to bed.

And let's watch Mouse Hunt.

The Smunsbrothers have inherited their father's old house.

There's only one small problem.

The mouse is in the house.

Well, it's time, Luke.

What are both of your readings?

Well, I think the key. I think the key two I think the key thing about this movie that like it drives all of the gags and the humor is like

why are they so obsessed with chasing this mouse like they're about to sell the house for

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