And what did she say had happened at that fraternity party? And why do we know so much about it now?

She said she...

She went to the frat.

She was already kind of drunk.

She had had, I have to say, John, to me, an underplayed element in this story is the drinking and drugs aspect.

She had had, I think it was 10, 9 or 10 units of alcohol before she arrived there.

Now, I will tell you and all the millions listening out there, I don't think I've ever done that.

What were the punishments?

And what did she say had happened at that fraternity party? And why do we know so much about it now?

She said she...

She went to the frat She was already kind of drunk.

She had had, I have to say, John, to me, an underplayed element in this story is the drinking and drugs aspect.

She had had, I think it was 10, 9 or 10 units of alcohol before she arrived there.

Now, I will tell you and all the millions listening out there, I don't think I've ever done that.

I mean, that is a lot.

What were the punishments?

I guess she's a version of Hannah Niedelman?

Well, we don't really know about the internal life of, you know, the thoughts of Hannah Niedelman, but she does draw on her life in a way.

But in the book...

the main character has been raised.

How has she been raised? She's been raised in a small town by a very sugar and sweet on top, really bitter and hateful on the bottom woman.

mother who has told her her father is dead, which he is not.

And she's very smart.

Yes.

saw it.

No.

Perhaps that surprises you.

No. It's like the uncanny valley version of me.

It's like a Stepford writer.

And it's so disturbing that this is happening.

So then I tried another poem.

It's what they found that is not wrong in some, couldn't be wrong because it's the publicity for your book.

[laughs]

I mean, it's just ridiculous.

Um, and then, this was really disgusting, "Somewhere a judge is sharpening his pen like a scalpel, writing rulings that feel like fingers inside us." Ew, how disgusting.

And you don't sharpen a pen, I mean, not since the 19th century, or a scal- you don't sharpen a scalpel.

So, you know, it's just all kind of word, word fog.

So then I tried Claude because that's, uh, the AI of the moment, and so [laughs] this is what they get.

"Outside," we- it's the same thing, outs- out the window, outside, "the street does what streets do.

[laughs] Okay

But beyond Planned Parenthood, where are groups we can support that provide help to people who need abortions?

Well, I'm going to mention two.

One is the National Abortion Federation Rachel Falls Patient Assistance Fund.

The National Abortion Federation is a large group of abortion providers, and this is their fund to give financial assistance to women and others who need abortions and can't afford them.

Both Planned Parenthood and NAF have cut back on the amount they will give to individuals from, in the case of the National Abortion Federation, it was instead of $500, it's now $300.

So if you give money to them, to this patient assistance fund, you're really helping.

You're really helping.

Where are the groups that individuals can support that are truly independent and that are never going to submit to Trump's lies?