Emily Jashinsky

Space exploration was to to like to further our knowledge to help mankind. I mean, what are they going to do up there that has made it better for us down here?

Space exploration was to to like to further our knowledge to help mankind. I mean, what are they going to do up there that has made it better for us down here?

Well, yeah, I mean, that was a part of the interview that you just played that I was trying to like stand up and clap when I was listening because it was such a great explanation of what people are doing now and where the wires are exactly getting crossed, which is that I actually think a lot of even thoughtful people who are coming to this conversation in good faith, like I genuinely think she was, don't totally watch everything.

Well, yeah, I mean, that was a part of the interview that you just played that I was trying to like stand up and clap when I was listening because it was such a great explanation of what people are doing now and where the wires are exactly getting crossed, which is that I actually think a lot of even thoughtful people who are coming to this conversation in good faith, like I genuinely think she was, don't totally watch everything.

Well, yeah, I mean, that was a part of the interview that you just played that I was trying to like stand up and clap when I was listening because it was such a great explanation of what people are doing now and where the wires are exactly getting crossed, which is that I actually think a lot of even thoughtful people who are coming to this conversation in good faith, like I genuinely think she was, don't totally watch everything.

the programs that they're engaging with enough to understand what's really happening and what the relationship is with the audience, because your audience would hear the question that you just read out and say, what do you mean? Like, of course, Megan has to criticize. It doesn't matter that Megan went and endorsed Donald Trump. She's been criticizing him like three days later.

the programs that they're engaging with enough to understand what's really happening and what the relationship is with the audience, because your audience would hear the question that you just read out and say, what do you mean? Like, of course, Megan has to criticize. It doesn't matter that Megan went and endorsed Donald Trump. She's been criticizing him like three days later.

the programs that they're engaging with enough to understand what's really happening and what the relationship is with the audience, because your audience would hear the question that you just read out and say, what do you mean? Like, of course, Megan has to criticize. It doesn't matter that Megan went and endorsed Donald Trump. She's been criticizing him like three days later.

It just is a complete and a lot of times it's from these soundbites that go viral is when people who don't regularly listen to a show will dip in. And so they kind of think that they understand what happens, but it's really totally different.

It just is a complete and a lot of times it's from these soundbites that go viral is when people who don't regularly listen to a show will dip in. And so they kind of think that they understand what happens, but it's really totally different.

It just is a complete and a lot of times it's from these soundbites that go viral is when people who don't regularly listen to a show will dip in. And so they kind of think that they understand what happens, but it's really totally different.

Like your relationship with the audience is totally different than somebody who genuinely doesn't listen to it every day, fully understands or, you know, even like three times a week understands. And that is where I think it's, you know, shh.

Like your relationship with the audience is totally different than somebody who genuinely doesn't listen to it every day, fully understands or, you know, even like three times a week understands. And that is where I think it's, you know, shh.

Like your relationship with the audience is totally different than somebody who genuinely doesn't listen to it every day, fully understands or, you know, even like three times a week understands. And that is where I think it's, you know, shh.

I think she thought that you were working with the campaign, cooperating with the campaign, that you were a part of the campaign because you gave that speech when, in fact, all you did was be more honest with your audience than a lot of the journalists who are even just straight news reporters who work in their desk at the White House. Absolutely know that they are voting for Kamala Harris.

I think she thought that you were working with the campaign, cooperating with the campaign, that you were a part of the campaign because you gave that speech when, in fact, all you did was be more honest with your audience than a lot of the journalists who are even just straight news reporters who work in their desk at the White House. Absolutely know that they are voting for Kamala Harris.

I think she thought that you were working with the campaign, cooperating with the campaign, that you were a part of the campaign because you gave that speech when, in fact, all you did was be more honest with your audience than a lot of the journalists who are even just straight news reporters who work in their desk at the White House. Absolutely know that they are voting for Kamala Harris.

Come to every question. Believe in Kamala Harris. Good. Donald Trump. Bad. Every time they sit down and write copy, you're just being honest with your audience. And that's an improvement for most Americans.

Come to every question. Believe in Kamala Harris. Good. Donald Trump. Bad. Every time they sit down and write copy, you're just being honest with your audience. And that's an improvement for most Americans.

Come to every question. Believe in Kamala Harris. Good. Donald Trump. Bad. Every time they sit down and write copy, you're just being honest with your audience. And that's an improvement for most Americans.