Jane Coaston

Yep.

Yep.

It's been great.

I have successfully fixed my Instagram algorithm to only give me material about Michigan doing things that I like.

Like it's funny how Instagram at a certain point, you'll just keep giving you what you want to see.

And sometimes that can be like really bad because you'll click on one depressing thing and it'll keep giving you more depressing things.

But right now it's just all good Michigan vibes and things about running and like other stuff I'm into and nothing that I need to not know, which that's why, you know, I have to check Twitter for all the things I don't want to know.

They don't need full Midas touch in their feeds.

That sounds great.

I experienced it live in the cricket offices because we had televisions on.

Oh, wow.

And I watched a group of people, including the young men of Pod Save America and our beloved colleagues, all watching this, trying to figure out what is happening and why is this happening?

Like, there are lots of moments in politics where someone, like, tries to answer a question no one asked and then thus leads to more questions.

There's lots of examples of that.

Like...

I feel like Eric Adams did that like twice a week, but this was, I think the most prominent example, especially because it was coming from someone who is noted for very rarely speaking.

The, I was not introduced to my husband by Jeffrey Epstein and I didn't know anything about his crimes and all of the other things she says during this event.

It was a real, like, all of these things I am saying on my T-shirt really raise a lot of questions about why I'm wearing this T-shirt kind of moment.

I also appreciate that she knows we don't need to know which Epstein.

We are not thinking like, oh, Mark?