Ryan Callaghan

And when you do that, you feel better.

You just feel healthier.

You feel better.

But...

When I do check and like there's any sort of a hot button issue, I'll look at someone as saying something outrageous, then I'll click on their profile.

And then I'm like, it's like a bunch of letters and a few numbers.

And then I look at their profile.

I'm like, oh, you're not even a real fucking person.

And then you see, oh, this is like half of the people in this aren't real people.

And there's no laws.

First of all, let me be real clear.

I'm against a law where it says you have to post under your name, your social security number has to be registered to this account so we know you're a real human being.

The reason why I'm opposed to that is because I think whistleblowers are essential because I think corruption is real.

And I think if you hold someone accountable for everything they post –

Man, you're going down a dark road.

You're going down a dark road where you could possibly get people fired for posts that, you know, like England is out of control right now.

I don't know if you know this, but England, I think it was somewhere in the neighborhood.

How many people got arrested for social media posts in England this year?

We've looked this up before.

I forget the number.