he world, both sides. You know, I don't think that the right has it all right and the left has it all wrong or anything like that. I think everybody's in a different movie and none of the movies are real, or not completely real. All of the movies have real, as far as anything can be real I guess, or at least verifiable facts in them. They're just not completely verifiable.

So we definitely live in, effectively, we are in the simulation because we believe the fake news. Am I making that case enough? If you believe the fake news you're walking around in a simulated movie that isn't based on reality. Who believes the fake news? Well we all did six years ago, or we were more likely to believe it six years ago. Trump changed everything as I predicted.

Ian told me today on Twitter that I don't take enough credit for my, I think it was 2015 prediction, that Trump would change not just politics but he would change the entire way we see reality. That actually happened. That actually happened. Now imagine a more unusual prediction than that. That was a pretty unusual prediction.

All right. So there's a Russian critic, this guy Alexei Navalny. So he's been a critic of Russia for years. They tried to poison him once but he survived, allegedly poisoned. He was convicted of fraud. That was probably trumped-up charge. 2.5 years. No, I guess the first one was contempt of court and then they just gave him a nine-year sentence for fraud, which I'm sure is not real either. Or even if it is real it's not the reason he's going to jail. So the reason is he's a critic. And it's such a weird situation to see a human being being tortured in pub