Hi everyone, happy Friday, it's 4 o'clock in New York. You know what I want from

other's day? My very own silo. See, the response to criticism of the decision

from the top of the company to platform or publish known falsities from a twice

impeached once indicted ex-president liable for sexual abuse and defamation is

that the problem is not with platforming and publishing said liar. Problem is us.

That, ladies and gentlemen, is textbook gaslighting. I say this with sadness,

affection, awe, and a little bit of envy. But if you live in a world in which

you're immediate family, your child's immediate circle of teachers, coaches,

friends, friends, parents, your neighbors, loved ones, and social circle, doesn't

include people who voted for different people than you voted for, then you live in

the only silo I'm aware of. This was Anderson Cooper's defense of CNN's Trump

campaign style event earlier in the week. Maybe you haven't been paying attention

to him since he left office. Maybe you've been enjoying not hearing from him

thinking it can't happen again. Some investigation is going to stop him. Well, it

hasn't so far. So, last night showed anything. It showed it can happen again. It is

happening again. He hasn't changed and he is running hard. You have every right

to be outraged today and angry. Never watch this network again. But do you think

staying in your silo and only listening to people you agree with is gonna make

that person go away? Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Problem is us. Our siloes.

Everyone I know contends with people in their lives who voted for Donald Trump,

believe Donald Trump. Those people believe cities or hellscapes, guns are good and

drag shows are the real culprits for society's ills and anyone who thinks we

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