Pablo Torre

the thing that we had published with Noah and with Wired.

And it felt like a bit to walk in with Edward Snowden's attorney.

Who could be a better witness if they actually did keep you out, Pablo?

Well, for those who are not familiar, when you walk into the garden, right, what you see past the archways with the built-in cameras, which are linked up to this database built since 2018 at the garden, which runs a facial recognition system.

Remember the guy in front of us?

who, like, recognized.

He said, like, are you allowed in here?

That guy was like, he double-taped and was like, should I not be close to you?

Was kind of the vibe I was getting from him.

Like, should he separate himself so he can enter?

And we'd previously been told...

You're not on the watch list.

That was the finale of the episode we did with Noah.

And the question was, once that episode came out, how would the garden deal with anybody involved?

And at first I was offended, I will admit, as the guy who wants to muckrake.

But...

The garden security team, we are told, by the way, they're unbothered by the attention of this.

They're kind of taking it as a victory lap, is the word we're getting.

The stuff we're talking about is stuff that we think the public should know, but they're kind of proud of, it seems.

But one of the things about walking in to the garden is that you do get to find out who else got allowed in.