you know? come on, let s do this. greg: do you like this is science, jesse? follow the science, believe the science. jesse: i don t know if the science has settled, greg. i m not into all of that doom scrolling stuff, i don t think the world is going to end in nine years. greg: no. maybe 12. jesse: i ll be around. greg: i hope you are not around. jesse: i m younger than you are. that s a science. greg: dana, do you think this is going to be helpful? dana: i found happy scrolling, if you put in dogs and you can just spend hours scrolling through watching all of these dogs, i love that. greg: i do get lost in things and all of a sudden i realize there s like 100 windows open. i couldn t tell you what i was looking at, what was i doing for the last six and a half minutes? harold, do you find yourself scrolling? harold: i don t. i don t.
harold: i don t buy a lot of art but i don t begrudge a guy, i don t begrudge a guy trying to make a living and if it turns out there s something out aboveboard here, will find out. but i don t begrudge a guy, maybe hunter and former president bush may come together and do some artwork together. jesse: i don t think bush is selling it to saudi billionaires, though. harold: we don t know who he selling it to. i don t even know if he sold anything. dagen: i think about it like this, who in their right mind would go and pay by the way, these numbers are total b.s., could they just make them up. exactly, but who would actually go and even spend $5,000 on one of these paintings and put it in their foyer and people come over, look at my biden, they be