Kara Swisher

And look, listen, I even kind of believe it.

One in four Americans think the April shooting at the White House Correspondents Center was staged, according to a new survey.

Roughly one in three Democrat respondents said they believe the event was staged compared to one in eight Republicans.

The same thing with the other.

A lot of like Marjorie Jelle Green, all these people think the shooting in Butler was staged.

I just feel the falling off of assuming conspiracy

And this does go back to Kennedy assassination and before.

There's always been a conspiracy theory-minded populace we have.

But it's just a little, it's slightly depressing because, like, remember when you said I thought Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself?

Just, like, nobody believes anything.

And I find it really depressing that our shared, like, I get conspiracy theories and I see why you might think this.

And I hate myself for even thinking.

Oh, maybe it was, right?

Without any proof.

And I find that feeling in me really gross.

I have to say the conspiracy theory minded.

But you become more that way as you live in this world where AI and social media and everything else just sort of spins your brain in a way that's really gross.

And speaking of clarity, I have to say, one thing is, first of all, Matt Damon on Saturday Night Live was superb, and he looks like he's great in The Odyssey.

That was a superb show.

SNL is really bringing it.