Hey, I just got off with Nicole Wallace.

And one thing I like about talking to my friend Nicole is that she does try to focus on

who is acting in response to this administration, right?

And not ignore the people that are out there in the streets volunteering, right?

And not ignore who's not acting.

She was focused on in this moment, people that didn't talk at the Golden Globes last night.

Nobody talked to the Golden Globes.

You know, I think that she's a good antenna for that and for the value of the positive and negative reinforcement of getting people to act and getting people off their asses.

And so we had a great convo about that,

about people in the streets responding to ICE, had a little bit of a friendly disagreement with Mark

Elias about how optimistic to be about that. I think he's rightfully concerned about, you know,

the midterm elections and chicanery related to that. And, you know, my main takeaway from all this is the insanity and the craziness of the

last week is really traumatizing.

And a lot of people are down because of it.

I've heard about it in my life.

What's the old drama manual line?

Every crisis is an opportunity.

I always kind of hated that line because it felt so, I don't know,

Machiavellian and all this. But there's a hint of truth in it, right? Which is that people do not

want this insanity. Regular people don't. Okay. Fox drones do. Fucking people at the Magorilize,

people that just hate lesbians do. Right. There's like, there's some people in this country that we get a big fucking country. Okay. There's going Magorize people that just hate lesbians do right there's like

there's some people in this country that we get a big fucking country okay there's going to

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