according to my pillow guy, mike lynn, all who is convinced that we have a clear path to uphold this election down. he says it's a fact that we have evidence. it will not be $8.00 to $1.00 in the supreme court. he says it's going to be 9 to nothing. down comes the election in august. here comes donald trump are real president who lintel says one that's election by 80000000 to 68000000. what has to be the tweet of the week was by canadian pam, who spotted what we want to think is a parody. this is a photo of tickets to the 2nd to inaugurate of donald trump. just $1200.00 per and ted nugent is gonna play. there is buzz. that's got bail and amc so save the date. august 15th pam says she is seeing the sold on the internet and that the people are talking about how they excited they are because they've already purchased them. what pillow man seems to have forgot is that the supreme court will be on a 3 month summer recess. myisha cross steve miles burks. thank you for stepping into the big picture and thank you for watching the big picture and we're going to be back with another show. same

when others on this list that we'll pull up were banned by twitter, steve bannon, michael flynn, mike lynn>> why is twitter taking away the essential human right of all the people you see on that screen, particularly the 45th president. these decisions are made by faceless people, in other words, social media oligarchs, because it's basically saying we're going to decide what is the right speech, what is the wrong speech and that's an awfully subjective thing. we should be rooting for more speech, not less speech but here's twitter taking away these accounts while screaming about essential human rights. it's laugh out loud funny, jillian. jillian: the back story to this, this comes after the nigerian government banned access to the social media giant following a dispute with its president. it's like twitter is getting a taste of what they've been doing or what a lot of conservatives say they have been doing to them. >> good for nigeria, right. there has to be pushback at some point, when you have the social media platform, which is very powerful, by the way, something like 86% of americans