Zachary Levi

And now we don't, there is no home video.

There's no ownership anymore.

We've got to figure out a way to get back to that.

And I don't know that any of these things are getting us there.

So it's troubling all the way around.

That's an episode of Seinfeld.

I mean, that's basically what you find yourself in.

I hope so.

I mean, I think that, you know, unfortunately, we've been living in a culture where legacy media has been just an arm of propaganda for far too long, you know, and I think it started, well, I don't know, there's a lot of...

things that we could pick at and all of that.

But obviously, um, you know, once people figured out that, you know, death and fear and all of that sell, well, then they're just going to push more and more and more of that.

Um, and, and I do think that unfortunately we have massive, um,

just financial interest in this when legacy media is in large part financed by the pharmaceutical industries.

They have a vested interest in making more money.

And so they are going to do everything they can to make sure, lean on these news industries to, you know, entities and outlets to malign somebody like

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who I know personally, and he is a wonderful human being.

And he's not a perfect human being.

None of the people in any of the political spectrum are perfect human beings.

So first of all, we need to let that go, right?

We're not trying to vote for or support people because they are perfect.