Hey, everybody, Tim Miller from the bulwark here.

We got some bonus content with our editor-at-large Bill Crystal after yesterday's Bangor Pod. You people just wanted more, more, more, more. How you doing, Bill? I'm fine. I don't quite believe what you just said, but that's nice. Some people wanted more and more and more. It is true. Read the YouTube comments. I never read YouTube comments. Is that, yeah. Yeah, subscribe to the feed and comment.

Yeah, the YouTube commenters are great.

I should actually. You know, it's like just in the early days of the internet, you couldn't read the comment. And then when I was on Twitter first in 2014, I was a war criminal, so I didn't particularly feel like reading those comments. I don't know why. I mean, I'm sure I would have learned a lot for them. So, yeah. I still wouldn't read the comments on Twitter, but the YouTube content of the bulwark YouTube page, we've cultivated some good people. I mean, some of you guys are wrong sometimes, and we're going to go over that. But like, I appreciate your comments. Okay. So the Department of Labor has put out a social media campaign. And I just, I don't think that there's any reason to kind of mince words about what it is.

I mean, I just think that it is definitionally white nationalist in the sense that it's a

nationalist social media campaign that only includes whites.

And so I want to put up on the screen just kind of a collage here of images and go through

them with you.

So we've got a family behind an American flag, white guy and wife with two kids.

All these people look vaguely like they're from the 1950s.

There's like a 1950s aesthetic to it.

And we've got a, then we do have some diversity here. We've got, uh, let's see,

about, uh, 11 pictures of mussely white men, a blonde, another blonde, a blonde, a blonde, a

kind of a brunette reddish head, a guy, a brunette, a blonde, brunette, brunette,

blonde and, and blonde. So, um, a lotunette, a blonde, brunette, brunette, blonde, and blonde.

So a lot of blonde white men with muscles and collared shirts on in various scenes, oil rigs, refineries,

Statue of Liberty, ironically.

And then we got one of another family in church, white family, American flag.

So we've got another specific campaign I want to get to, but just said the biggest picture.

Is there anything there you notice?

No, I'm with you.

I first couldn't believe it was real.

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