Brecca Stahl

Like, I'm just asking questions, but there are people giving opinions that other people really don't like.

And that's who I fear the most for.

Yeah.

I texted you and Brent this.

When I was in New York and then at Mamdani, we were at a protest after Iran.

And this guy was like, oh, you interviewed me when Mamdani was running.

And, you know, that is if you have like a interesting conversation with someone, someone didn't like it or whatever.

Yeah, I think I think I need to be careful.

But honestly, I just really like doing these interviews.

I think it really gives a lot of clarity for people that I want to do the interviews more than, you know, necessarily being like you are.

You're always careful, but I would rather be cautious and get the job done.

No, I agree.

And like same thing with the no Keens protest in Washington, D.C.

I was videoing something for someone that because I was up, you know, getting a good angle of something.

And he mentioned he asked me to get a video of the parade kind of because he wanted the balloon he brought in it.

And then he mentioned the balloon was from Seattle.

And, you know, no Kings their their name, their slogan is 50 protests, 50 states, one movement.

And so it's like, well, if there's 50 protests, why did that guy feel the need to bring his balloon to Washington, D.C.?

Why didn't he just go to the one closer to him in Seattle?

And so that I mean, it really begs a lot of questions.