of them include the brain. Oh, how many times do I tell you that your body is your brain? That's right. If your body is doing type 2 diabetes things instead of what it should be doing, your brain's going to be degraded.

So one of the smartest things I did in my, I'd say, later years is I decided that my body and my brain were the same thing, and that if I exercised and ate right all of my life, I could get to my old age and my brain would still be working. Here I am. I'm old and my brain is still working. So so far, so good. I don't know what'll happen tomorrow, but today, brain working.

Did you remember that Vivek Ramaswamy is the second biggest shareholder now in the septic tank piece of crap called BuzzFeed? That's an online publication. Now I did see a report that he visited them and he's maybe trying to convince them to have some conservative writers. I don't know if that's going to happen, but he's the second biggest shareholder, so he's an activist. I would think there's a good chance he'll get what he wants. That was reported by George on the X platform, and I would love to know what Vivek has as a plan.

But I would like to point out that it does seem that traditional media is dead, as a number of smart people are saying. The fact that the Joe Rogan broadcast with Trump, I think he did three hours and he's got, last I checked, 17 million views. Kamala Harris went on the second biggest podcast in the world and got under 700,000. So 17 million in just a few days and more coming versus 700,000, which isn't bad either. But a lot of people are saying that the traditional media, the CNNs and the MSNBCs and the ABC News and CBS, that they're basically done. And there's even thinking that they should give up their airwaves, you know, their radio spectrum. So there's something that the traditional media should give up, its spectrum. And you know what the reason is? The reason is that they don't serve the public anymore. It's actually a good reason.

The reason that the TV networks have, I think, free, you know, they all get allocated their own little spectrum that is rare, and I believe the reasoning is that the public gets a benefit from having the networks have this access, especially the news. But now that the news from the networks is really just nothing but propaganda, and we recognize it as such, and the only place you can get anything useful is from independent journalists, why exactly do these big entities have free assets from the country? The bandwidth and the spectrum. If t