Andrew Jarecki

I think it's a really great way of delivering it also because it makes people laugh at themselves.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

That's right.

Is this a package deal?

Yeah, yeah.

It's going to get worse, I think, when you have glasses and you could be walking down the street or you could meet somebody and be like,

hi joe so when you went to college at and then you learned you know it's like they're they're this idea that the information is more available and therefore it's better my kids are like constantly deleting instagram or deleting tick tock yeah a lot of kids are doing that now yeah but you know and then it comes back for some reason or they'll say well i felt like i needed to do this or whatever but fomo but

But it's very encouraging to see them recognize that like you have to go cold turkey on social media.

Also, there was a piece in the paper today that talked about how like Trump gets like a few minute video every day that's a compilation of all the attacks and all the explosions that have happened in Iran, you know, but is not getting a more nuanced picture of it.

So to some extent is kind of, you know, drinking his own Kool-Aid.

How do they know what he gets?

I think that there was enough of a leak to say that he was given a – that each day he's given a chunk of video to watch.

And that I think historically has been something that happens with him is he'd rather watch it than read it, right?

And that by putting together just – it's not even that they're saying they're fake videos.

I mean obviously there are a lot of fake videos.

But he's only getting the positive videos.

He's just getting explosions.

Right.