ut facts than the average person were completely bamboozled by the belief that they could see a white supremacist right in front of them.

Now UFOs, some people believe exist because so many people saw it with their own eyes. With their own eyes they saw it. They saw the UFOs so therefore they must exist, right? Well several million people saw this poor Jeopardy contestant look like a white supremacist and apparently he's not. So is this a mental health problem? I think yes. I think it is.

I'm saying that the news should be covered by the FDA. Maybe should the news be regulated by the FDA because it's like a drug? You could make that argument. I mean it would never fly but from a scientific perspective yeah you could make that argument.

So can we say that there's a massive mental health problem because all of these Jeopardy contestants thought they saw something that didn't exist? Yeah, yeah we can. To me that looks exactly like proof of a major mental illness caused by the fake news.

538 is reporting that nearly every Republican who voted to impeach Trump, including Liz Cheney, has been either admonished by the party or attracted at least one primary challenger. So it really kind of suggests that Trump is still in charge of the Republican Party because he can take out anybody who opposed him. If Trump can still take out, and I think he can, anybody who opposed him, how is anybody going to prevent him from being nominated again? I mean I'm not saying you'd want to prevent it. I'm just saying it feels like nothing can stop it at this point. I feel like Trump can just take out one person after another until the field is clear. So I don't know that that's going to happen