cue, becoming the second 16-seed team to beat a number 1 in march madness history. and we call this busting the brackets. what because ing this because, it takes everyone s bets and throws them rachel: where s pairleigh dickenson? will: right over the hudson river rachel: it s in new jersey? will: teaneck, new jersey. joey: congratulations to them. i don t know what the sportsmennalty is, but as a guy who s not necessarily a purdue fan p i thinkst the really cool. will: i m sorry, boilermakers, it stinks to be to the on the other side, but that s your cinderella story. we also had a 2 seed go down to a 15 just the other day. unfortunately, for the president of the united states, that 2 seed was his pick to inwith the national championship. we re off and running when it comes to march madness. meanwhile, here in the news cycle we have not a stunning upset e, but an upset nonetheless. matt taibbi continues his reporting on the twitter files. i don t know what number we re
Rachel had to say, censor ised true information. so it kept from your eyes, from your mind true information, i guess in pursuit of what hay considered a moral truth. yeah jee they still believe they re in the right. will: yes. joey: in they re mind, well, if there s a vaccine injury, we re not exactly sure how that happened, but we know for a fact that this vaccine we pushed through is super safe and everyone should get it. that in and of itself is a terrible argument, and it s one that s so full of bias that you don t see how a medical or science field in the united states would allow it to happen. but we interview folks every single day that look at someone like dr. fauci and even those who are complimentary of him as a person say he got too in the weeds of his own work. he had bias he didn t recognize. that s the best explanation they can give. rachel: wail the, one of the things they were censoring was anything that undermined his credibility, so they were work