already androids. The fact that you can put your phone down doesn't change that. Your phone is basically connected to your body and your brain. You know that every once in a while you forget it, but that's more of a design flaw.

In other news, the NFL announced that all of the teams will be implementing facial recognition so that every person who attends a professional football game will be identified by facial recognition software to verify their identity. Does anybody wonder why? Is there something we don't know about that makes that necessary? What exactly is the purpose of doing that? Is that for the benefit of the safety of the people going to the stadium? Is that for the government to find out where all the Trump supporters are? What is that? Crowd control? Collect data?

Remember something I've been telling you for years. I've said that there's no hope of preserving privacy. There is no hope of preserving privacy. So you should get your head straight about living a life that could survive no privacy. If you haven't already made that change, you really need to stop saying anything in a digital means that you're not willing to defend in public. I think I stopped saying things digitally maybe 20 years ago. Probably 20 years ago was the last time I said something that maybe I'd be embarrassed if somebody saw it. Now I only say things that if it came out I'd say, yeah, that is my opinion. I don't think there's anything I write down digitally that I couldn't say in public, and it's been that way for a long time.

And you know I've actually had the experience of sending an encrypted message and then seeing it in the news. That'll straighten you out really fast. Yeah, imagine sending an encrypted app message and then seeing it in the news. Yep, that happened. That's a real thing that happened with me anyway.

Remember that story about the 9/11 planners who were in custody and they did a plea deal, and the plea deal would give them life in prison but no execution? Well, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has reversed that and actually removed from office the person who approved it. So not only did he reverse it, but the person who tried to do it in the first place got slapped down pretty hard. They were removed from that position. That's a pretty hard rebuke.

Now, does it seem to you like this is maybe entirely political? It looks entirely political to me. I think the Democrats just thought it was awkward to do this right before an election because it's just one more thing you can pin on Biden. I think this is purely political. What would be the other reason? And by the way, I don't have any problem with the plea deal. Is there something wrong with it? How many of you think that the terrorists would be happier if they have life in prison? I don't see that. I see them being happier to be executed. If you had life in prison, wouldn't you want to be executed, especially if you thought you'd get your 72 virgins?

I'm not even like, I don't understand it. Like are we trying to be good to the bad guys by giving them life? Well, how's that even a deal? So