Keir Gaines

Or that reason naturally, you know, happens through the process of knowing somebody long enough and you finding out things that basically they said when you weren't in rooms that you wouldn't know anything about because you heard from someone else that you already had trusted.

So now to be like, hey, I want to figure out if I could trust this person.

And you like the attention, you will go and manufacture something.

And what's the easiest way to find out if you can trust or believe somebody?

Tell them a lie.

See if it get out.

Tell them a lie.

See if it get out.

Hey, you tell them a lie.

Yeah, that's a fact.

And then you find out if the lie come back to you.

That's the easiest way to find out if you can trust somebody with information that you tell them, hey, don't tell nobody, but hey.

I know Aaron is coming in.

Especially if they in the breaking news business, Joe.

Now, what I want to know is who was the source of this information?

And how did you get that information?

Was your source directly from a person that talked directly to Aaron?

Or was it a second, third, fourth person?

I want to know who the direct source is because your information right now, whatever you said and what you... Oh, it's true.

I know it's da-da-da.