talk about the white house by boasting about this last year, is sets themselves up, you can't blame redditd no credit for next year when it goes to hell in handbasket which they're going to try to do now and they should be embarrassed. >> is this putin problem, too? that he make hot dogs more expensive? that's his excuse for everything, putin's height price hike, other going to be able to pass it or is biden going to go on vacation and not address it? >> everything is putin's fault, right? i think this is interesting about california handing out rebate and this is part of a 17 billion-dollar bailout package, middle release package. and you know, there isn't much of a middle class left so it's always nice if you are a struggling family, 300 to $1000, that's meaningful but how about the lasting by the governor there? >> let's talk about something you and i know well living in california, the gas tax, we are going to send inflation relief checks and rebate by the government which will make inflation worse, but now we got another, 3 cents more, gas tax and now they are raising it but don't wor

there are so many others out there on reddit, these four chan channels and so forth. the average profile of a mass shooter is typically a young, white male. there was a survey from health statists that found of the men who reported daily feelings of anxiety or depression, less than half sought treatment. and you were actually one of the ones that did reach out for help. how do you reach people who aren't looking for help themselves, who feel that it's weak by reaching out for help? >> well, i think breaking that stereotype is very important. i think the concept of act like a man is the most toxic and dangerous thing that happened to men ever. i think we need to be able to be comfortable talking about our emotions and feelings and be able to express this publicly. if somehow the image of a bag hairy guy like me on stage crying about the pain i went through in life helps someone else talk about their own pain, then keep going, keep talking because you never know who might listen. as men we are taught that the way we should express our emotions when we're hurt is with ag

. >> i was on reddit? right >> now they got kicked off of reddit. they had real plans.ring, for defying the stuff underneath the capital, the tunnels underneath the captain capitol, so people couldn't escape. that's what was going on. so the antisemitism, the racism, the violence. on donald trump's account there was a guy at the very top saying no keep going, go through the. singh >> just to show you how far right media responded to it when, we play you little bit of this. >> and now donald trump is calling on his supporters to descend on washington, d.c. january 6th. >> he is now calling on we the people to take action and of show our numbers. >> we are only going to be saved by millions of americans moving to washington occupying the entire area, if necessary storming right into the capitol. >> you better understand something. red wave, there's gonna be a red wedding going down january 6th. you better look outside, january 6th! kick that effing door open, look down the street, there's gonna be 1 million-plus americans. >> the social media platforms were pretty much al

then there's also a separate conversation that's happening over twitter over, you know, things like reddit right where you're seeing black folks who understand disparities in a very intimate way both because they've lived through it and also have studied it and they're saying this pandemic going to be catastrophic for black communities and we need to talk about that right and so i know that these two conversations were happening in parallel and therefore well, i noticed was like, okay look if that's the case then we need to have some sort of platform in which these black experts are heard because even though they're sharing their thoughts here on twitter or here on reddit. we're not necessarily hearing them in the mainstream on the new york times cnn and stuff like that. and so sorry y'all there's a train right outside my window so that means said right. i also simultaneously was getting reached out to to kind of give comments on things like jenna yellen becoming potentially the next secretary the treasury and other economic concepts and i was like, look, i'm happy to give you my two cents

but there is 1 million things on reddit. there is a lot of stuff on twitter. of thing. and it's an emanation of torba 's politics. is that fair? >> yeah, that's fair. he started talking about the pittsburgh saginaw guard, shooter, back in 2018. the kind of things that [inaudible] was posting -- i mean, he was violent. that kind of extremism, replacement theory, ranting is not unusual on gab. and some of it you hear from torba himself. he has, for example, called on people -- white people -- to have lots of babies as a way of preserving the christian identity, the white christian identity of the united states. obviously, he is a very [inaudible] antisemites. so many examples of that. and he's the face and the leader of the social media site. >> torba released a statement, which i should read here. i want to make clear i do not work for the mastriano campaign. i'm not a consultant. the campaign paid gabby as a business for their advertising during the primary. my words of my own. my ideas in my own. they are not representative of dug or doug's campaign. i stand

for >>> it's the end of an era for an ice cream, the choco taco has been around since the '80s, reddit's co-founder tweeted an offer to buy the rights to the choco taco which is what you do when you have a lot of money, buy the rights. i wish i could have de for l. i'm notoing to lelyer tried ke when i make sismeolha it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, as we come on the air, we're covering a number of breaking news stories, including donald trump's return to washington and rain fell in pars of missouri.nh the iconic gateway arch forced to close for the day. plus, that heavy rain drenching the midwest all week as 're trng fa-moving weather. tonight, in dueling speeches. trump versus pence

everyone on reddit is amarket genius. ofhis talking points, which were kind of bullshit. - your first question you haveto ask yourself is, why is therehigh short interest? this is a failing mall-basedretailer. their current businessis just drowning. you cannot argue. - and i've never seenany reaction like that. all of a sudden, we're buyinggamestop because andrew left posted this. - you can get mad.you can hack my account. you can go to twitter.you can sign on. you can call me everyname. if you want to savethe company, take your energy, go out there,and actually buy something from gamestop. - andrew leftof citron research. reactions, desk? - [humming "wolf of wall street" money chant] [music - "wolf of wall street" money chant] a day after left postedthat video, gamestop went from $43to $65 a share. [music continung] in addition to that,ryan cohen joined the board. reporter: shares of gamestopsoaring after announcing chewy former ceo ryan cohen. - cheers to ryan cohen.this is sick. reporter:stock, an unbelievable jump,60%

reddit's co-founder even tweeted an offer to klondike's company to buy the rights to chaco tacos to keep it from melting away from future generations. >> i aspire to have the amount of money that it would take. >> buy the rights. >> oh, they're discontinuing my candy? i'll just buy it. >> they're delicious, though. >> i've never had one. >> they're okay. you know when you chase down the ice cream truck, didn't you want the one the gumballs and the eyes? >> i like the big red white and blue one. >> the are regular ice cream sandwich. >> so boring. >> or the chocolate chip cookies. >> it's classic. >> i'm a clasp isist. sure. let's go with that. the fire burning along the mendocino line. the pine fire, a good amount of smoke. hoping the fire crews can get a handle on this to any further extent. we'll keep you updated on that let's take a look at the conditions pour the rest of the bay area. low cloud cover and fog spreading back out tonight. the moisture provided by the marine layer does spread well inland. the marine layer is about 2,000 feet deep the past couple of nights. and that does

it just ended up on reddit. the next day was, you know, meant for insurance purposes. were hoping to stay out of the headlines. but as the video spreads, they wanted to shut down rumors. you know, there were assumptions that we had burned our house and our neighbor's home down. >> blew up a van. and we we definitely that is something that we don't hate. >> lightly. and, you know, >> while it is fun to let kids do those it's just not something that we would let them do. they say it's a wake-up call. the lesson that has learned with becoming complacent and our safety? and how about that minivan that took the brunt of the sparks that many an is perfectly family owns it is still using and driving right now. >> that was markie, martin reporting for us. and well, the family does hope to remain anonymous. they do say some curious people have figured out that are there. what home's location they've been driving by the sea where it all went down. >> coming up, a pharmaceutical company is working to make birth control more accessible. we'll explain after the break. and coming up

. >> anytime you are on social media, facebook, instagram, we've seen people scammed from reddit as wellstephanie: the scam first began in china in 2019 and has become more prevalent in the u.s. the fbi reports more than 740 cases of romance-related scams in california last year. $64 million was lost locally in 2021, almost double the $35 million lost in 2020. the counties include san francisco county and alameda county. >> greed is the foundation that makes it so successful. it is greed on behalf of the suspects because they want more money and greed on behalf of the victims because they feel like they can triple their money in a matter of days. stephanie: money that vanishes like the scam artists until they come creeping back. jessica contacted cy again in february just two months after he lost everything. he sent her a link trying to locate her ip address and tractor location in cambodia. >> she found out the link was a fake and told me to go to hell. stephanie: a month later, she unknowingly contacts him again. >> she didn't realize it was the same dude she scammed already. stephanie

instead of having one name on twitter and a different one on instagram and another one on reddit.ld have a single name you control inside your the wallet and you could use it to sign into these different social applications and you would have a consistent reputation. >> what if someone just went out and bought up the celebrity once? >> they are anywhere from five dollars to thousands of dollars. one major difference is there is no renewable be because they are nft names. a lot of wallet apps are working with us to make sure that everyone who downloads a digital crypto wallet gets a domain name so they have an easy endpoint to deposit money into their application. there will not be a barrier to entry if someone wants to get on. we are seeing sales for these domain names in the hundreds of thousands of dollars for the big ones. >> if one of your investors is online talking about what coinbase or crypto is to web3. >> the simple use case is sending cryptocurrency. if you have 20 or 30 different cryptocurrency addresses, you won't be able to remember all of them. that's like ip addres

. >> oh, i mean there are whole reddit threads devoted to dispelling that i'm blind.said i know too much about blindness to have never been blind but i must have gotten better like it is the flu or something like that t is very much not like, that i don't hold the secret cure for blindness. the reality is most people will never meet a blind person in their lifetime so the only way we access things like blindness or disability is often through the media. and historically we've had very little representation and when we do, it's a lot of misrepresentation because it is written, directed and played by able-bodied people who are changing the narrative that is why i try to take social media and use it as a way to take back the narrative for at least my sevment i can't be all blind people but can i share my story as molly. my-- . >> trevor: i love about that it was exactly what you said. you have never tried to claim it as your own, you say hey, i am a blind person and these are some of the things that the blind community face but this is me. what i like about that is it re

. >> and i pulled some things from reddit. "nope" is actually an acronym not of planet earth.out or -- [ laughter ] or don't blink at all. okay. the second one, the horses are a symbol similar to how chris saw himself as the deer on the side of the road in "get out." [ laughter ] no? i didn't make these things up. i'm just reading them. >> okay. >> all right. let's see here. the ranch owners are actual aliens themselves, and the ufos have come to bring them back home. that's not -- [ laughter ] that's not what this movie's about? okay. if none of these theories are correct, can we ask you what the [ bleep ] is this movie about? [ laughter ] why should we go spend our money in the theaters and go see this? >> because this is a fun ride from the mind of a brilliant artist jordan peele that will take you for a fun adventure, scare you, thrill you, and make you think a little bit. >> there you have it! [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, steven yeun opens theaters a week from friday. we'll be back with wiz khalifa. t it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin wit

media, that includes facebook, not just facebook dating, instagram, we have seen people scammed from reddit before as well. unfortunately, nowhere is safe. >> according to federal investigators, the scam began in 2019, but it has become more prevalent in the u.s.. 740 reports of romance scams were reported in northern california last year. almost double the amount of money lost in 2020. san francisco county, and al amino -- alameda county are one of the top areas this scammed targets. >> victims feel that they can double or triple their money and it matter of day. >> money that vanishes in a couple of days, just like the scam artists. in see wise case, jessica contacted and again two months after he lost everything. he tracked her location in cambodia. >> basically, she told me to go to hell. >> unknowingly, jessica contacts him again. >> she didn't realize that this was the same dude that she'd scammed already. it is a nightmare. >> and it is a nightmare for hundreds of bay area victims. today we will introduce you to another victim who lost even more money. her case points to how this sca

subpoena and not a friendly subpoena to some of the largest platforms, including youtube, facebook, redditell as others, several months back. basically demanding more information from them. and suggesting those companies are withholding things they needed to know. of course, the key focus when it comes to those companies is how much did the people running them know about the way their platforms were being exploited to prepare for not just violence, but also insurrection on january 6th. if the tech companies do not come up in this hearing, i think it's unlikely they will come up live at all. that's something to keep an eye out for. >> that's interesting. there's some news today about an individual name sarah matthews, a former deputy press secretary for president trump when he was president. it's interesting because during cassidy hutchinson's testimony. i saw sarah matthews tweet saying, look, believe me cassidy hutchinson is a trustworthy person. something to that effect. she is now been subpoenaed to testify at a public appearance as early as next week. why do we know about that? >> sara

they called the autopsy, this is how we are going to attract a more diverse face, they looked at, it redditsecond in the drawer. saying, you know what? let's become white nationalist. that's basically what they decided to do. because they had the opportunity to talk about business in a way that the democrats were never really able to. they had an opportunity to actually tackle the environment because they were so close to the oil, the oil companies. they had an opportunity, they chose not to. this is the thing, at the end of the, day we actually want a thriving democratic and republican party. we want to have a country where you have a choice when it comes to the ideas of advancing policy, and we don't have that right now. so what's liz cheney's, doing what you are starting to see with pence still, is a break to that republican, called that fever. and if they can, whether they can choose to choose stay with their own party, or bigoted without, party the democracy has a shot. and that is what we are talking about right now. we are at a crossroads, if we don't have more than one party system,

fortunately, with game stop, cohen, and his rabid reddit followers who cheer on nonstop every day on, i come bearing just like new idea that could save this chain. even if it doesn't work, it's not like this is lost to us. right now all of the meta- platforms, virtual reality, it doesn't emphasize it. even though vr is one of the few areas where people are likely to buy something in person. hey, you want to try the headset before you pay up. we know that facebook is betting on the meta-verse. they think it is the future. having game stop should just go all in and become basically the brick and mortar arm of meta platforms. i'd even go to mark zuckerberg and begged visit permission to be known as the meta-store. there would be many iterations of metas across the platform. we've already had a few. i can think of better places to swap them out because he get money to do and when they have the ability to do that type of thing is game stop. games up can hire reps for mehta. they might even be able to make mehta pay for the reps! i know virtually they haven't been able to come on yet with

you know, should we as social media contacts raise a red flag to someone should companies like reddit and meta be doing cross-referencing of things like this? everybody wants to help stop this was there a spot where you can go, should have happened right there? >> i don't think there is. the way our current system is, what happens online is really international. there are no boundaries. what happens in the real world is highly local, just like we saw here most people don't know when they see something online how to report it. it's not very clear. think about new york city, we would say see something, if you see something, say something there is a reporting chain people know what to do if there is a suspicious package, they know what to do. we don't have that fluidity in this country at this point, unless it's for international terrorism. we haven't created that system for things like mass shootings we are seeing all too regularly around the country >> the battle now is domestic terrorism. how is the approach different? how much does legality play in stepping in for law enforcement? >>

weeks, a weekend away every two months in the week away at least every two years, that came from a redditave to do. i have a theory about this. i think prioritizing your marriage is very patriotic thing to do. prioritizing your marriage means a great marriage and great marriage means great families and great families are the solution to all of america's problems. >> without a doubt i think the best recipe for a good marriage is you have to marry a perfect woman. >> clearly you did. >> a good chef helps also. >> if she could put up a good meal every night. >> even if she's wrong she's right. >> i like that. >> happily life is a happy life. >> several episodes on the kitchen table. we have a great discussion with paula and dan bongino on this very topic. thank you for that rachel, we talked about the pros and cons and electric cars no matter how much of a subsidy the government gives you would ever be able to afford an electric for lori, there you have hybrids out there but for lori has announced they are working on an all electric car coming down 2025, north of $200,000, you guys are on th

the reddit cofounder tweeted that klondike's -- tweeted to klondike's parent company that he would likethe rights and keep it from melting away from future generations. reggie: i like that. drew: if someone can do what he can. money. reggie: does anybody have an attachment to this? drew: no. kumasi: i like the regular bars and i would say -- i can see why they would say other things are popular. drew: do not mess with the drumstick. reggie: i hundred percent agree with that. drew: that is when i reach for all the time. kumasi: really? reggie: i was always suspicious of the choco taco. i do not know why and i would see that and i -- are you talk about the ice cream man? drew: yes. the ice cream man was a guy who came around your neighborhood. that sounds creepy now. but he was totally chill. reggie: the choco taco was on there along with some really crazy popsicle that looked like a rocket. drew: and a clown with gumball eyes. did we live in the same village? reggie: are we the same person. kumasi: the same village. [laughter] reggie: i left it alone. drew: me too, i did not mess it -- i

it just ended up on reddit. the next day was, you know, meant for insurance purposes. they were hoping to stay out of the headlines. but as the video spreads, they wanted to shut down rumors. you know, there were assumptions that we had burned our house and our neighbor's home down. >> blew up a van. and we we definitely that is something that we don't hate. >> lightly. and, you know, >> while it is fun to add to what kids do those it's just not something that we would let them do. they say it's a wake-up call. the lesson that has learned with becoming complacent and our safety? and how about that minivan that took the brunt of the sparks that many an is perfectly owns. it is still using and driving now. >> wow, they're all say that was markie. martin reporting for us. while this family remains are hopes to remain anonymous, they say some curious people have figured out their location. they've been driving by their to see where it happened, which obviously they do not want. still to come here on kron, 4 news at noon, a baby cub orphaned after its mother was killed in t

the reddit cofounder is launching a campaign to save the choco taco.ke's parent company, i would like to buy the rights to your choco taco and keep it from melting away. thank goodness somebody is on top of it. >> let it go. i like tacos, i like ice cream, this, i'm not in love with it. i'm not sold, but i'm glad they sacrificed this to preserve the reeses ice cream bar. thank you, klondike. thank you. >> "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >> the attorney general just weighed in on the chances of former president trump being charged with a crime. "the lead" starts right now. >> attorney general merrick garland vowing today to prosecute anyone who tried to interfere with the transfer of power, anyone. so how far up will the justice department go? might that include donald trump? >> also ahead, monkeypox cases surging as the white house considers upgrading the virus to a public health emergency. what's behind the failure so far to c

it just ended up on reddit. the next day was, you know, meant for insurance purposes.y were hoping to stay out of the headlines. but as the video spreads, they wanted to shut down rumors. you know, there were assumptions that we had burned our house and our neighbor's home down. >> blew up a van. and we we definitely that is something that we don't hate. >> lightly. and, you know, >> while it is fun to add to what kids do those it's just not something that we would let them do. they say it's a wake-up call. just the lesson that has learned with becoming complacent and our safety. and how about that minivan that took the brunt of the sparks? that minivan is perfectly family owns it is still using and driving now. kind of hard to believe they're all okay. that was markie. martin reporting for us. some scary moments aboard a spirit airlines flight sunday morning when a plane caught fire during landing. you can see that fire truck there from this video shot by a passenger that plane from tampa touchdown in atlanta when passengers noticed flames and smoke coming from undern

members which places others at a disadvantage over the other stuff one has to look at the proper reddit underwriting standards. there is something that is preventing minority households from adding a mortgage even though their circumstances involve changing credit scoring models. the financial responsibility of paying rent on time and utility bills on time, they will be in a better position to take on responsibility of homeownership stop the lack of supply means home prices zoom up. the prices rising faster for home equity value so that will be a major difference. >> i appreciate that and i would say federal policies create a racial segregation, a dual credit market, institutionalized redlining and other structural narratives, some of which you have mentioned that contribute to the differences between the rates of ownership stop what is not mentioned is how property taxes have contributed to lower black and hispanic homeownership rates and this is worsened the racial gap. well-established by historians that black and hispanic households have been subject to higher property tax assessmen

it said, commissioner reddit is not involved an individual officer taxpayer cases, those are headed back has never been in contact with the white house and that either enforcement or in a federal taxpayer matters. he has been committed to running the irs in an impartial, unbiased manner. it could be, to the irs is 75,000 employees. denial of the commission owner was involved is not necessarily closely matter about whether there was political influence. >> oh, absolutely. i mean you could start with the commissioner, we could start elsewhere. it could even be that people were taking what's called, you know, commander activists from the president to initiate this themselves. it didn't come directly from donald trump, for example, but it came from a sympathetic employee within the irs who heard this and said, oh, you know we can pleased their leader? let's mess up these two guys who are his enemies. and then they took it upon him themselves to investigate. if it was done properly, it was done randomly, there's no problem at all. but if you had an email, or memo, or kind of conversation wher

don't think we need to read too far what is happening on social media, what people are saying on the reddittraightforward. elon musk and his investor call, he said they have, they need more cash. he specifically referenced lockdowns in china, how it impacted their supply chain. in addition because of inflation some of the prices of their parts have gone up, they just need more cash. charles: all right. >> bitcoin is one of the most liquid assets you can own because the markets are open 24/7. i don't think we need to read too much. charles: he is still your diamond hands hero? >> he has sold but he still has hundreds of millions of dollars of bitcoin on tesla's balance sheet. there are not a lot of public companies in the u.s. that have bitcoin on the balance sheet. he is the cofounder of paypal. their original mission was to create bitcoin. they couldn't figure out how to do it. he was briefer in the technology, what it took to get bitcoin on public balance sheet was a huge feat. again i don't think we need to read too much into this. he said he needed cash. we should take it at face value.

so, we see for example, reddit low credit card delinquencies.ord low mortgage delinquencies. at the same time, we're seeing things slow, as you would expect in this context, but the key thing right now is that as we are in this transition, the choices we make now, the policy choices we make now, whether we actually take more action, to lower prices, and make things more affordable for families, these will help determine how successful we are actually making that transition to a place where we are in more stable growth, without giving up four of those economic gains that we made. >> we have this complicated, massive economy, though, right? for a ceo of a fortune 500 company, for an hourly worker, for a senior citizen shopping at a grocery store, each one has a vastly different economic reality. so, when this white house is considering what leverage to pull, what's support to give, what economy do you look at? >> well, this president, our team, and our entire focus has been on a typical working class family. and is that family in a position where

let's say it does decide to put your netflix password on reddit, and the thousands of people are ablee service that you loan at what was intended, you may open yourself up to the civil liability, the application you're being the ability to use the service moving forward. you must probably won't go to jail, but you might end up being banned from that and facing similar penalties. >> shannon: maybe netflix deal. i don't know. you can hang out and chill. might not be the best way. make yourself on the website of the reporting on some of these cases, it says it's unlikely that netflix will bother suing you for breaking the terms of use. instead, what it can do if it catches to share your password is terminate your account. at the very least, that you can place your account on hold and you won't have access to it for some time. for some people, that would be rather unpleasant. >> could be worse than present, let's be honest here. it's clear on its face that the terms of service are violated here. there is actually a case that came out of the ninth circuit case of appeal that basically said

black panther wakanda forever will arrive in theaters on november 11th one online threat happening on redditight now reveals things that were everywhere in the nineties but are now pretty much non existent . some of the top items on the list. andre include disk man's video rental stores and calling a phone line for a weather report or a movie. showtime of course, home telephones and answering machines. also on that list, and of course you and i remember that unmistakable sound of logging on to dial up the internet. as soon as you got onto an aol, you hear that message? you've got mail. i remember that all too well or the windows sign on the a o l. you know, you've got bail or goodbye. with that machines machines? yeah although you can never get them to work, right? still can't get them work right? so email was definitely an improvement. even though $2 gas, i think is also what we miss. remember paying 99 cents really back in the day. that's a long ago. this was can never find that anymore. all right. thank you. so much for joining us. the newsh pantry raid? 15 minute meals with ingredients y

well there's an online thread that's going viral on reddit.out things that were everywhere back in the 19 nineties, but they're rare or don't exist anymore. similar top items include a discman video rental stores and phone lines for weather reports or movie showtimes, home. telephones and answering machines are also on that list and the fact that you typically had to memorize phone numbers if you wanted to call someone we have to point out most of the people post sting in this thread, said they weren't even alive back in the 19 nineties. within the last hour. so cal fire updated its progress fighting a fire burning near yosemite, the latest on the evacuations, the destruction and the fight to gain control. plus do not be surprised if you see a haze in the sky when you head outside here in the bay area today, look at some of the most unhealthy places people people need to go outside. and then the world health organization, calling the monkey pox a global health emergency. what's expected today in san francisco is more people are trying to get v

and say the dinguses who showed up to the capitol on january 6th hopped up on forwarded emails and reddito jack lecterns and dress like werewolves from a crappy roleplaying game that came out on sega genesis in 1994 [ laughter ] "uh-oh, you've been bitten by a q'anon werewolf. you must obtain a health elixir from the town wizards to regain ten life points, then get tested for rabies, 'cause that dude's a freak. [ laughter ] and yeah, i made sure to call it a lectern this time, because a bunch of jackals in our youtube comment section lost their [ bleep ] every time i called it a "podium. because i guess that's the real crime from january 6th [ laughter ] and let me just say, as a general rule, that, and this is just me speaking it feels like a bad sign when we have to know this many names of supreme court cases. i open twitter, i see some new, horrifying case trending, like new york state rifle and pistol association vs. bruen, in which the court magically invented a constitutional right to concealed carry, or carson v makin, in which the court forced local governments to fund religious s

that's the ten pages and reddit in record time. i highly recommend it to you. it is a little bit like if any of you out there have seen the movie apollo 13. i watch that movie every time it is on tv. i was burst into tears when they are all rescued. i know they are rescued but the tension always remains. in this book, we know that john glenn eventually goes into space and becomes the first american to orbit the earth. there, again, is that tension and that wondering will that happen, and how it will happen. so, be sure to pick up the book. it is a great, great gift for the upcoming holiday season. i know you will love it. maybe there will be a movie about it, jeff. welcome jeff. we also welcome your questions. not just at the end of your hour today. please begin to give us your questions as we go along. we want to be sure to include them as we go through our discussion. the other thing i mentioned to jeff, and then preparing for today, was that this feels like such a personal book to me. because of my generational cohort, i feel like i knew all the characters s

in fact, there's a thread on reddit that's gone viral focuses on things that were everywhere in the ninetiesscman blockbuster and those dedicated phone lines for weather reports or movie showtimes, home telephones and answering machines. also on the list. many people say they miss having to memorize someone's phone number. if you wanted to call them we should note. a lot of people responding to this list weren't even alive in the nineties. if i depict my thing. i missed the relationship i used to have with the phone. because you relied on the phone. that was your only communication line . parents were upset at me. they would take my phone privileges away, but that you're not talking about cellphones. you're talking about the home, oily cord and like, yeah, and i remember my mom would say, hang up the phone and go see rebecca in person, but that phone and now of course, the phone is bills and work commitments and robo spam. whatever so it's a different thing. we don't really call people that much. we text them or whatever intrusion when my brother calls me. to learn for emergency purposes. i'

i'm not present on social media publicly but i do have like a lot of private accounts especially on redditing [ laughter ] >> seth: so you also had to keep a secret about auditioning for this in the first place from your friends everyone -- you were planning on going to college, right? and just put a pause on that >> yeah. i was like with my friends, i was planning rooming together at university little did they know that was not going to happen. because i got the part in front of them and they were like, what >> seth: what could you mean in front of them? >> so it was the last day of high school and we were out doing stuff and i get this text from sarah finn and she's like, "hey, can you get on this call?" and i was like, "no. and then they were like, "we sent you the link, get on right now. and i was like, "okay. and i'm in my friend's driveway and they're watching me from the car and i'm trying to not have a reaction because kevin feige's on my phone. it was just -- my brain was spinning and then i get back in the car and they were like, "so what happened, did you like win the lottery or

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