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if you go on YouTube and you Google anorexia or bulimia, they won't show you the videos. But if you Google top surgery, which is the super sweet way of saying a double mastectomy, usually for 15 or 14-year-old girls, you can see all you want all day long.
But let's just look at YouTube. So all those resources go into their YouTube feed as well. And it's got every show on CNN, every single talent. And our one show with my six producers crushed the, well, came close to crushing them all, and did crush CBS and NBC, which was a particularly nice.
Where were the follow-up questions? Yes. Where were the hard-hitting follow-ups when she said her nonsense? ... And it was just irritating because there's so much for Kamala Harris to be cross-examined on. She just, she went to sleep.
CNN, Anderson Cooper's show, which was, you know, across from us for a while, minus one hour, had something like 100 staffers. So think about it. So we did not, in July, we did not beat CNN, but we had two-thirds of CNN's YouTube audience. Two-thirds. Every single dollar in the multi-billion dollar CNN audience went into, obviously, their live broadcasts, which we crush. We crush their numbers, you know, dollar to dollar in terms of, like, the podcast and so on. But let's just look at YouTube. S