Seth Keshel

Now, they're definitely saying, hey, look at us.

Look at our capabilities here.

Well, so people are just over people are over all this, all the scandal and all the stuff.

So even if there was anything bad in there, you know, Trump took a lot of the personal stuff out of politics where he took so many arrows over.

He did this.

He said that he knew this person where now it doesn't really land.

They're trying the same thing with Ken Paxton in Texas and people are ready.

Well, he's going through a divorce.

And, you know, there's a lot of conjecture.

I just totally forgot about that story.

So he's one of the 50% of Americans who are going through or are divorced, right?

So congratulations.

Yeah.

I don't know what to believe.

This is why I hire out my taxes.

Yeah, I think that we need to look at the generations.

I was 23 when I got my first smartphone, so I at least got to grow up through high school and most of college without one.

So there was a period of time when the internet came out where we had some connectivity to each other, but not completely always connected, where everybody was recording something all the time.

So this generation clearly...

is needing constant stimulation, constant stuff to look at and click.