All right, in no particular order. This is Matthew Shearer. Hello, Glenn and John, new

subscriber here, in the age of new media and information overload. How did the two of you determine

what is true and what isn't? Both sides of many debates claim the other side is either lying or misrepresenting the facts.

When I listen to the two of you debate issues such as Trump or Israel-Palestine,

I can find an almost equal number of news sources supporting both sides, excuse me.

I'd love to hear how the two of you deal with this without getting lost or overwhelmed.

It's a good question.

You know, one thing that has tripped me up occasionally lately, because it's just so new with AI,

there are times when, you know, I'm kind of lazily going through things and I'll read

some description of something or, you know, some report about something.

And I think, oh, really?

And it didn't read that anywhere else.

And then I'm going to, oh, wait, wait, this is, this is, this AI made this up.

And actually, this is not the case.

You do have to be careful with that these days.

But I mean, a part of it is that in many cases,

it's not what's correct and what's incorrect.

And so, for example, with Israel-Palestine,

there are no easy answers.

I think both of our impatiences

with people who think that it's really just a cut and dried case,

because I, for one, Glenn, I think you would say this, have a hard time seeing it that way.

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