In terms of the political lynching in Tennessee, what happened in Tennessee is happening in Ohio.

What's happening in Tennessee is happening in Florida. It's happening in Iowa. It's the Carl Rove's

strategy bearing fruit during the Obama years. Carl Rove wrote an op-ed, I think it was for the Wall

Street Journal, saying that they were going to take over the states. They're going to take over the

states, and that's where the power lie in the big far-right Republican movement. And they became

so successful under Obama and taking over state governments that they came within a breath of being able to call a constitutional convention and edit our constitution.

And instead, they have that power essentially by having hijacked the court, the Supreme Court through Trump and Mitch McConnell's court packing, which is basically in need of being countered with Biden passing as

many judges as possible through the democratically controlled Senate.

But that's not possible right now because of Diane Feinstein refusing to retire.

She is, by all reports, not able to serve any longer.

She has her own health issues. And it's showing by her chronic absences from the Senate where she is needed to confirm these judges. So in the very short time Biden has this control of the Senate, he's not able to hurry up and confirm a whole bunch of judges to try to balance out our courts packed 30% with ideologues, 30% of our courts packed by ideologues. And Feinstein, by refusing to retire

is making that problem worse by not being able to even show up for work in the Senate. So that's a

big problem there that we want to draw people's

attention to. So I think, yeah, what happened in Tennessee was just a chronic problem.

The last thing we need are, you know, robots designating what is reality and truth. You know, what we need is creativity and individuality and compassion and all of these other qualities that cannot be replicated by AI.

And what we need in terms of a search engine is a way to parse information the way it used to, you know, based on keywords with an ability

to sort by date, the ability to search for information so that when you enter a name or something,

you're not just getting everything written about that person in the last 24 hours for 10

pages on end, but you could actually dig deeper and go into archives. We've lost our access to the past.

You know, we've been online for such a long time with digital native content

that it's now very difficult to find digital native content from, you know,

10 years ago, 15 years ago, definitely anything, you know, before the year 2000.

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