ine people statements. And I think I'm there with some clips talking about how it was misinterpreted, etc. So just keep that in mind because it's real handy. Every time somebody asks you about the fine people thing, instead of going through that whole debunking hoax thing where they get all confused and everything, just point them at findpeople.org. And excellent work, Ali Alexander, a patriot. Because that's just a service to the country and we appreciate that, Ali.

Twitter has allowed the New York Post to tweet again. So they looked at their internal policies. Yes, Ali Alexander, that's correct. Somebody is asking. They looked at their policies and decided that they would unblock the New York Post. So that's what people wanted. That's what observers thought was reasonable. And that's what they came around to.

And I would like to say this again and again and again. I'll say this as many times as I need to for the rest of my life. If somebody makes a mistake and then they hear your complaint about the mistake and then they look into it, they admit they made a mistake and then they take actions to fix it, not just this one but in the future, that's good and you should just be happy about that. And I think Twitter satisfied that in this case.

Now that's not to say that I'm completely happy with the unbiasedness of Twitter. I would say there's room for improvement, if we can be blunt. Room for improvement. But when you see an individual case where you've got a gripe, you make