world of lies about everything is if people on both sides have the same version. So if Fox News and CNN say the same thing, that's much more likely to be true. If only one of them says something is true and the other says it's not true could go either way. But if there are people on both who say something's true or not true, that means something.

For example, even CNN's legal analysts and lots of other Democrat legal people said that Trump's Stormy Daniels hush payment trial was pure lawfare and that if it hadn't been Trump, nobody would have brought the case. Now if only Fox News told you that or only Breitbart, you'd say to yourself, maybe true, maybe spun. But if you hear it from the legal analysts on both sides, exactly the same, that's a real good indication that you're seeing something true.

So now you have Fox News ran an article today about Snopes pointing out that you know the Fox News approach has always been that it's been fake. So now you have Fox News agreeing with Snopes and Breitbart's Joel Pollak also writing about this also noting that Snopes is now in conformity.

So just keep this in mind, right? The tent pole, in other words, the most important structure in the tent, the tentpole hoax that got Biden elected is now known by both the left and the right to be based on a hoax.

But have I ever told you about the hoax funnel where once you debunk a hoax, people don't say, oh, I guess you got me. You're totally righ