Caleb Gilbert

What was the event you were going to talk about that was before the UnitedHealthcare?

I interrupted you and I was asking what UHC meant.

God, how is this not ringing a bell?

345 Park Avenue, Midtown Manhattan, killing at least four people.

6.30 p.m., striking a police officer and two were found dead in a self-inflicted wound.

God.

Oh, okay.

You said that there has been an unprecedented increase in attacks on protectees in 18 months.

What do you think kicked that off?

Because that seems pretty precise that you're able to look back and kind of pinpoint that.

Yeah, I can't make sense of that either.

I mean, it's partly tongue-in-cheek when I say crazy people do crazy things.

But yeah, you can't really ignore the stats on it either.

And the tinfoil hot crowd would be, well, it's fluoride in the water.

I'm not sure that it's not.

I am not an expert on fluoride or teeth care other than brushing my teeth.

But yeah, it's something that I certainly hope the trend doesn't continue to increase.

I would hope it would go the other direction.

But man, you look at the news on any given day right now, and it would indicate that it maybe is accelerating as opposed to decelerating.

Yeah.