John Favreau

Yeah, I'm very squeamish about all of these things.

I'll tell you what. Having an 18-month-old, and you asked how my life is going, is very humbling for anyone who doesn't like hygienic things in public or nudity. Yeah. Especially when you're 18-month-old, just decides randomly that baths, the thing he was totally cool with for the first 18 months of his life, are now like being dipped in hot lava.

I'll tell you what. Having an 18-month-old, and you asked how my life is going, is very humbling for anyone who doesn't like hygienic things in public or nudity. Yeah. Especially when you're 18-month-old, just decides randomly that baths, the thing he was totally cool with for the first 18 months of his life, are now like being dipped in hot lava.

I'll tell you what. Having an 18-month-old, and you asked how my life is going, is very humbling for anyone who doesn't like hygienic things in public or nudity. Yeah. Especially when you're 18-month-old, just decides randomly that baths, the thing he was totally cool with for the first 18 months of his life, are now like being dipped in hot lava.

And he will scream an ear-splitting screech unless Mama, fully clothed, gets in the bath with him. So that was the thing that happened last night.

And he will scream an ear-splitting screech unless Mama, fully clothed, gets in the bath with him. So that was the thing that happened last night.

And he will scream an ear-splitting screech unless Mama, fully clothed, gets in the bath with him. So that was the thing that happened last night.

I get a couple newsletters, one of which is the Times newsletter. I think that's the one I could probably go back. But in any case, eventually it took me back to a CNN story where it laid out what this man in Georgia is describing in detail, which is amidst the... non-discriminate cuts to USAID, and they have been, this has been reported, this is just simply fact.

I get a couple newsletters, one of which is the Times newsletter. I think that's the one I could probably go back. But in any case, eventually it took me back to a CNN story where it laid out what this man in Georgia is describing in detail, which is amidst the... non-discriminate cuts to USAID, and they have been, this has been reported, this is just simply fact.

I get a couple newsletters, one of which is the Times newsletter. I think that's the one I could probably go back. But in any case, eventually it took me back to a CNN story where it laid out what this man in Georgia is describing in detail, which is amidst the... non-discriminate cuts to USAID, and they have been, this has been reported, this is just simply fact.

Elon Musk made claims that they were being very careful about not cutting off life-saving aid or whatever. This has all been proven to not be true. They're just slashing and burning and then figuring it out later, which has, of course, been the approach to a lot of things. So one of the things lost in this process was this contract.

Elon Musk made claims that they were being very careful about not cutting off life-saving aid or whatever. This has all been proven to not be true. They're just slashing and burning and then figuring it out later, which has, of course, been the approach to a lot of things. So one of the things lost in this process was this contract.

Elon Musk made claims that they were being very careful about not cutting off life-saving aid or whatever. This has all been proven to not be true. They're just slashing and burning and then figuring it out later, which has, of course, been the approach to a lot of things. So one of the things lost in this process was this contract.

And the story talked about how this particular company had $10 million worth of this life-saving, nutritious food in a warehouse in Georgia, ready to go, but then they couldn't ship it because all of the money had been cut off, putting the lives of hundreds of thousands of children at risk around the world. And I Yeah, it just stuck me when I first read it.

And the story talked about how this particular company had $10 million worth of this life-saving, nutritious food in a warehouse in Georgia, ready to go, but then they couldn't ship it because all of the money had been cut off, putting the lives of hundreds of thousands of children at risk around the world. And I Yeah, it just stuck me when I first read it.

And the story talked about how this particular company had $10 million worth of this life-saving, nutritious food in a warehouse in Georgia, ready to go, but then they couldn't ship it because all of the money had been cut off, putting the lives of hundreds of thousands of children at risk around the world. And I Yeah, it just stuck me when I first read it.

And then I think a day later, I was still thinking about it and just the senselessness of it. So I just screenshotted those facts. Again, the facts. This is not an opinion story. This is not a column. And just shared it on Twitter, which we can talk about. I have mixed feelings about using generally.

And then I think a day later, I was still thinking about it and just the senselessness of it. So I just screenshotted those facts. Again, the facts. This is not an opinion story. This is not a column. And just shared it on Twitter, which we can talk about. I have mixed feelings about using generally.

And then I think a day later, I was still thinking about it and just the senselessness of it. So I just screenshotted those facts. Again, the facts. This is not an opinion story. This is not a column. And just shared it on Twitter, which we can talk about. I have mixed feelings about using generally.

And then this dude, Jon Favreau, who's one of the hosts of Pod Save America, the political podcast, who's a former Obama speechwriter, reshared that. Then he got in a back and forth with Elon Musk about it, where Musk... lied and denied. And then he looked into it as well, I guess, or had his minions do. And less than a day later, they, I believe, restored that contract.