Amanda Carpenter

It was pretty clear to me in the first like 20 minutes, he's just going for records and trying to tire people out.

I'm not sure how many people stayed around to watch Spanberger.

But if somebody was saying, I want time beforehand and this is what he's not going to talk about and this is what's important, I think that might help frame it a little bit more.

But I just we've got to be a lot more innovative when it comes to responding.

Trump, I just can't believe we've been at this time for decades.

10, 12 years now, I've lost count.

I really liked what you did through State of the Union with the Mystery Science Theater.

That was a tour of duty.

But, like, that's how I want to watch State of the Union.

I want to have some context.

For all this time, we wanted people to do live fact-checking, which is incredibly hard.

But...

I think what you did is what the future of covering these events needs to be.

Because we can't, how many people tell you, I can't listen to him anymore.

It is very difficult to listen to his voice.

So I liked it more.

Yeah, so we filed a lawsuit on behalf of Maine residents earlier this week because what they are doing is that they are collecting facial recognition data and license plates to follow protesters to their homes.

There was an incident where one of...

The people in the lawsuit, I'll link the complaint online, where an officer essentially held a camera to her face and said, if you keep coming out here, you're going to be put on a domestic terror list and we're coming to your house later.

For just exercising her legal right to observe these agents in a public space.