Hayley Caronia

That's, you know, it's propaganda, right?

Here's another thing that I find odd is the phone call from the Oval Office to the moon using a landline.

And I've looked into it.

I know that there's scientific explanations for all of it.

It's the microwaves, the radio waves.

They were able to get, you know, President Nixon's voice all the way to the moon.

And they say that there was only a three second delay.

And you guys know more about audio and delays and things than I do.

But if you've ever watched the news, which we all have, you ever see an anchor throw to a reporter out in the field and there's a there's a delay.

Sometimes it's a two second delay, but it's bad.

And it's like, you know, for more, you know, reporter, what's her face is like out in the field.

And then, you know, she's standing there like this.

for an awkward few seconds.

And then she's like, thanks, Bill, whatever, blah, blah, blah.

And then there's that lag.

And that happens when both parties are on the same planet in 2026.

And apparently in this moon landing situation, it was like only a second longer delay going all the way to the moon and back

versus in the same town, in a local news station.

How can there be that bad of a delay?

Do you think that that's odd?