What do you think? Do you think it's still 50, 50, 75? In my experience it's closer to zero. Yeah, it's closer to zero. Might be five, 10 percent. You could give it that. But if the only thing you knew is what's in the news about Dave Portnoy, you should play the odds. Play the odds. It's closer to a 90 percent chance that the odds are BS.

If he were not famous, I would reverse it. If you were not famous, I would reverse it. Now again, this is not based on science. This is based on life experience as someone who gets accused pretty much every year of a horrible crime. I don't think I've gone a full year without being accused of something that would put me in jail for 20 years. I mean, it's just — and ask other celebrities, male celebrities. Ask other male celebrities how many times they've been falsely accused of sex crimes. It would be almost every one. I think it would be almost everyone.

All right, there's also a Tim Pool story today. Tim Pool. And this is fake news mixed in with the real news. I'll sort it out for you. So Tim Pool, as most of you know, independent journalist, very successful, very prominent on the internet, etc. And he has had lots of content in the past about vaccinations, pro and con, and ivermectin, pro and con. And so he gets a really bad case of COVID. And apparently, reportedly, he's unvaccinated. I don't know if that's confirmed, but that's the story. He's unvaccinated and had a really tough time with it. It was bad.

Then he talked to Joe Rogan, and Joe Rogan hooked him up with a doctor, even offered to pay. He hooked him up with a doctor who gave him the full cocktail of therapeutics. So he got monoclonal antibodies, he got ivermectin just