Erica

All right.

Well, we're going to we're going to switch over to talking about the news.

I know, Marcella, you have the news stories to kick us off and then Owen will regain his composition and he'll be joining us.

So I remember that they used to do it.

Like you're right.

They would get their own slot.

And it wasn't always like this debate of yelling back and forth.

And I appreciated that because it was like everything's so angry now.

And yeah, so I feel like that's really changed the way we discuss things in our everyday life.

Like everything's got to be a battle.

I think it's a terrible model.

That's right.

Ratings.

Oh, and it was called the Fairness Doctrine.

Cynthia just told me.

I think that, you know, like Scott always says, you know, you 80-20 rule, you know, you can't, I don't believe anything personally, but what my issue is, is that people are acting as if they're journalists and that they're news.

And I feel like, so someone told me here that the fairness doctrine did not pertain to cable news.

So there's that,

Also, somebody said on Locals, I'm sorry, I didn't see who it was, define news or define journalism.

So also, I just feel like someone like Rachel Maddow or whatever, all of them, even Sean Hannity, all these people, it should say opinion.