nking bleach sound like a good idea? That's a terrible idea. Don't drink bleach." That's what they said when Trump suggested using a different kind of light to battle cancer in your lungs.

Now, somebody else said, "Scott, Scott, you fool." Somebody that this morning in the comments said, "You fool, Scott. How are you going to get the light inside your body?" To which I said, same way Trump was talking about. They were talking about essentially a stent or there's a word for it, but you could put a light device down somebody's lungs and let's say somebody had lung cancer and let's say if you could look at their lungs from the inside, maybe you could see those cancer things. Yeah.

So is it possible that you could introduce a light with an endoscope? Somebody say, "Could you introduce a light to the lungs?" And the answer is, "I think so."

Here's another one. Have you ever heard of—I think this is an existing process—where somebody can—this is probably a non-medical bad analogy, but I'm going to make it anyway. So you know if you were doing let's say getting your kidneys— what's the word for that? When you run your blood through an external device because your kidneys are not working. What's that called? Anyway, so we know that we can take people's blood, run it through some kind of process, some kind of medical process, and then reintroduce it into their body.

Could you—dialysis? Yes. So dialysis, if I understand it correctly, is taking your blood out of your body, cleaning it, and then reintroducing it to your body. Is that accurate? What would stop you from taking the blood out of the body, running it through a light, and then reintroducing it to the body? Because it would come back to the body without cancer. Now, I'm not suggesting that would work. I'm just saying it's not crazy that you could in fact introduce light to at least some specific kinds of cancers. Blood cancer and maybe something else.

Anyway, I'm mostly bringing this up to mock CNN for being such a bad reporting element or entity that they turned that into drinking bleach. At least when Trump said it, they turned it into drinking bleach.

All right, ladies and gentlemen, that's all I got for you today. You may have noticed that it's a slow news week. Oh my god, it's a slow news week, but we had fun anyway, didn't we? It's better than nothing.

All right. I'm going to talk privately to my beloved members of the Locals platform. So Locals, I'll be coming at you in 30 seconds privately. The rest of you, thanks for joining and I will see you tomorrow, same time, same place for more of this.