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it was a great one. It was about substack and how everyone in Democratic politics seems to be

decamping towards that platform, which we love publishing, publisher of the bulwark as well,

but we're not going to be talking about that. We're going to be talking about Scott Pelly

and his commencement address at Wake Forest University.

And a few other tangentially related items about institutions under attack by the Trump administration.

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All right, Lauren, you start.

Scott Pelley, Wake Forest,

gives this kind of impassioned speech. It doesn't actually mention Trump by name, but it's obviously

about Trump. So, yeah, it's pretty clear. I don't know. I grew up watching Scott Pelley. And to me,

he's just always like this super like, you know, even-handed, like even-toned reporter.

And that was a pretty, he doesn't mention Trump by name, but it's, it's really clear what he's saying.

It's really obvious.

And he's not someone who sort of like overstates things or sensationalizes things.

And that's like his whole reputation as a journalist. So I found this

speech to be pretty interesting because he's someone when he's sort of raising the alarm bell like

that and saying our institutions, journalism, academics, like everything's under attack.

Like my ears perk up when it's coming from him. For sure. Why don't we listen to what

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