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'I Slid Into Zohran’s DMs' – From Republican to Mamdani Ally

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  1. Claim 1
    Accurate95% confidence▶ 0:19
    “ODU is a complete, fully integrated business suite where all your apps actually talk to each other.”

    Odoo is a fully integrated business suite whose applications are connected.

    Odoo describes itself as a suite of business apps and explicitly characterizes its value proposition as being fully integrated. The transcript’s “all your apps” wording is broad, but it matches the product’s stated integrated-suite positioning when read in context.

    The phrase “all your apps” is judged in context as referring to Odoo’s own business-app suite, not every third-party application a customer may use.

    Sources

    • 1Odoo Apps | Odoo Apps Store

      SupportsOdoo is a suite of open source business apps that cover all your company needs: CRM, eCommerce, accounting, inventory, point of sale, project management, etc.

    • 2Odoo Apps | Odoo Apps Store

      SupportsOdoo's unique value proposition is to be at the same time very easy to use and fully integrated.

  2. Claim 2
    Accurate96% confidence▶ 0:24
    “We're talking automated lead routing for your sales team. Seamless AI integration and an intuitive point-and-click website builder.”

    Odoo offers automated lead routing, AI-assisted website features, and a point-and-click website builder.

    Odoo documentation describes automated lead allocation through its Lead Routing feature. Odoo’s website product advertises AI-generated layouts and content plus drag-and-drop building blocks, supporting the feature claims in the advertisement.

    Sources

  3. Claim 3
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate99% confidence▶ 0:49
    “Vulture magazine has referred to you as the queen of hot [laughter] girl comedy.”

    Vulture described Mary Beth Barone as the queen of hot girl comedy.

    The Independent reported that Vulture “anointed Barone ‘the undisputed queen of hot girl comedy.’” The transcript’s wording accurately attributes the description to Vulture, though it omits “undisputed.”

    Sources

  4. Claim 4
    Accurate94% confidence▶ 1:37
    “Is it true you're a former Republican?”

    Mary Beth Barone is a former Republican.

    The question itself is not an assertion by Barone, but the surrounding exchange treats the characterization as accurate. Harper’s Bazaar states that Barone “grew up Republican in Connecticut,” and another interview describes her as someone who “used to be a Republican.”

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  5. Claim 5
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate99% confidence▶ 2:23
    “Uh she's in the new Netflix special Galaxy Brain. Congratulations. You'll also have seen her in the TV series Overcompensating.”

    Mary Beth Barone appeared in the Netflix special Galaxy Brain and the television series Overcompensating.

    Netflix lists Mary Beth Barone: Galaxy Brain among its stand-up comedy offerings. TheWrap reports that Barone stars in Overcompensating, and Out identifies her as the star of that series and names Galaxy Brain as her Netflix special.

    Sources

  6. Claim 6
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedAccurate98% confidence▶ 2:36
    “I'm born in Connecticut.”

    Mary Beth Barone was born in Connecticut.

    TV Insider lists Barone’s birth place as Stamford, Connecticut. The Independent also reports that she grew up in Stamford, Connecticut.

    Sources

  7. Claim 7
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedUnverifiable83% confidence▶ 2:45
    “I am accused frequently of living in Los Angeles, which I rebuke and I never have.”

    Mary Beth Barone has never lived in Los Angeles.

    Public sources document Barone as based in New York and traveling to Los Angeles for work, but they do not provide a complete residence history capable of confirming or refuting the absolute claim that she has never lived there.

    The intensifier “never” makes this a lifetime claim; public evidence showing that she was based in New York and visited Los Angeles does not establish that she never lived there.

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  8. Claim 8
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate98% confidence▶ 3:17
    “I wrote a book about uh debating, persuading, public speaking.”

    The speaker wrote a book about debating, persuading, and public speaking.

    Mehdi Hasan is the author of Win Every Argument, a book explicitly described as a guide to debate, persuasion, and public speaking. The transcript appears to identify the speaker as Hasan through the matching subject matter and biographical details.

    Sources

    • 1Win Every Argument - Pan Macmillan

      SupportsWin Every Argument is the ultimate practical guide to debate, persuasion and public speaking, by award-winning author, journalist and interviewer Mehdi Hasan.

  9. Claim 9
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedUnverifiable78% confidence▶ 3:32
    “touring when Netflix bought the hour and they said, "Probably shouldn't do that one up top."”

    Netflix bought the speaker's comedy hour.

    The claim does not identify which comedy hour or clearly establish the speaker's identity in this excerpt. Although comedians have sold self-produced hours or specials to Netflix, the specific transaction described here could not be confirmed from reliable sources.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  10. Claim 10
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate50% confidence▶ 4:23
    “I am a proud and British American citizen.”

    The speaker is both British and American and holds American citizenship.

    The speaker appears to be Mehdi Hasan, who was born in Britain and became a US citizen in October 2020. Reliable biographical coverage describes him as British-American and confirms his US citizenship.

    Sources

  11. Claim 11
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate99% confidence▶ 5:09
    “We'll talk about your comedy. Netflix comedy special galaxy brain.”

    There is a Netflix comedy special titled Galaxy Brain.

    Netflix lists Mary Beth Barone: Galaxy Brain among its comedy programming, confirming that Galaxy Brain is the title of a Netflix comedy special.

    Sources

  12. Claim 12
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedAccurate99% confidence▶ 6:07
    “joke about the Triangle Shirt Waist Factory, which was in 1911.”

    The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory reference concerns an event that occurred in 1911.

    The historically significant Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire occurred on March 25, 1911. The wording is imprecise because the factory itself existed beyond 1911, but the associated event clearly dates to that year.

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  13. Claim 13
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate99% confidence▶ 7:25
    “He did before the election. He did all these racist jokes.”

    Tony Hinchcliffe performed at Madison Square Garden before the 2024 election and made racist jokes there.

    Hinchcliffe performed at Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally on October 27, 2024, nine days before the election. The Associated Press reported that his set included racist comments about Latinos, Jews and Black people.

    Sources

  14. Claim 14
    Accurate98% confidence▶ 7:28
    “About Puerto Rico being like a floating pile of garbage.”

    Tony Hinchcliffe joked at the Madison Square Garden rally that Puerto Rico was like a floating pile of garbage.

    Contemporary reporting confirms that Hinchcliffe described Puerto Rico as a floating island or pile of garbage during his set at Trump's October 27, 2024 Madison Square Garden rally.

    Sources

  15. Claim 15
    Unverifiable50% confidence▶ 7:38
    “You started your comedy career, I think 2015.”

    The interviewee began their comedy career in 2015.

    This is a specific biographical claim, but the transcript does not identify the interviewee, so the person whose career should be checked cannot be determined from the provided material.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  16. Claim 16
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate98% confidence▶ 9:14
    “also started a series on your social media called Politics for Hot People.”

    Mary Beth Barone created a social-media series called Politics for Hot People.

    Independent coverage describes Barone’s viral video titled “Politics for Hot People,” and The Guardian reports that she used the title for a standup segment. This supports the existence and attribution of the series as stated.

    Sources

  17. Claim 17
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate99% confidence▶ 9:51
    “Vulture magazine has referred to you as the queen of hot [laughter] girl comedy.”

    Mary Beth Barone was referred to by Vulture as the queen of hot girl comedy.

    The Independent reported that Vulture called Barone “the undisputed queen of hot girl comedy.” The transcript’s wording omits “undisputed” but accurately conveys the attribution.

    Sources

  18. Claim 18
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate50% confidence▶ 10:25
    “in my book, I talk about having RAMF, which is resting angry Muslim face.”

    The speaker’s book discusses RAMF, meaning “resting angry Muslim face.”

    A published excerpt from Mehdi Hasan’s book Win Every Argument uses RAMF as the abbreviation for “Resting Angry Muslim Face.” This directly supports the definition and its appearance in the book.

    Sources

  19. Claim 19
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedAccurate50% confidence▶ 11:04
    “having a podcast and being in a TV show”

    Mary Beth Barone has a podcast and appears in a television show.

    Coverage identifies Barone as a podcast co-host and confirms that she appears in the television series Overcompensating.

    Sources

  20. Claim 20
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate100% confidence▶ 11:39
    “He's the mayor of New York.”

    Zohran Mamdani is the mayor of New York City.

    The official New York City Mayor’s Office identifies Zohran Mamdani as the 112th Mayor of New York City and states that he was sworn in on January 1, 2026.

    Sources

  21. Claim 21
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedAccurate100% confidence▶ 11:57
    “humiliating it was to have Eric Adams as a mayor.”

    Eric Adams was the mayor of New York City.

    Eric Adams was New York City’s mayor when the transcripted remarks were made. The Justice Department’s announcement explicitly described him as the city’s mayor.

    Sources

  22. Claim 22
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedMisleading50% confidence▶ 12:06
    “Constant like charges of corruption and”

    Eric Adams faced corruption-related criminal charges.

    Adams was indicted on bribery, campaign-finance, conspiracy and related counts, so the underlying reference to corruption charges is supported. However, the available record describes a single federal indictment, and the DOJ explicitly characterized the charges as allegations.

    Omits: The statement leaves out that the public record identified one federal indictment containing multiple counts, rather than a succession of separate criminal charges; the charges were allegations and Adams was presumed innocent.

    The intensifier “Constant” was judged. The narrower claim that Adams faced corruption-related charges is true, but “constant charges” suggests repeated or continuously filed cases.

    Checked twice, independently: the first pass returned Accurate and the second Misleading. Recorded as Misleading.

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  23. Claim 23
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedUnverifiable89% confidence▶ 12:23
    “He had like 1% name recognition or something.”

    Zohran Mamdani had about 1% name recognition in January 2025.

    The transcript does not identify a poll, sample, date, or operational definition for “name recognition,” and reliable sources establish only that Mamdani was largely unknown to New York City residents. Without a specified measurement, the approximately 1% figure cannot be confirmed or refuted.

    Sources

  24. Claim 24
    Accurate50% confidence▶ 13:36
    “So, I'm a Muslim socialist, so I'm very familiar with bad PR.”

    Zohran Mamdani is a Muslim socialist.

    Mamdani is publicly described as Muslim and as a democratic socialist. The transcript’s wording is a shortened version of that established description.

    Sources

  25. Claim 25
    Accurate99% confidence▶ 14:00
    “Although now he has to buy a few more from Goodwill cuz he jumped into a swimming pool wearing a suit.”

    Zohran Mamdani jumped into a swimming pool wearing a suit.

    Mamdani did jump into a New York public pool while wearing a business suit. Contemporary reporting described the incident as a fully suited pool dive.

    Sources

  26. Claim 26
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedUnverifiable50% confidence▶ 15:07
    “Bradlander who's not a socialist”

    Brad Lander is not a socialist.

    The claim depends on the undefined term “socialist.” Lander is a former DSA member, and reporting has described him both as a former democratic socialist and as no longer affiliated with DSA, so the statement cannot be judged without an agreed definition.

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  27. Claim 27
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate50% confidence▶ 15:07
    “how did they win in New York?”

    Claire Valdez, Darializa Avila Chevalier, and Brad Lander won their New York Democratic primaries.

    The surrounding question refers to the three named candidates, and all three won their respective New York Democratic congressional primaries on June 23, 2026.

    Sources

  28. Claim 28
    Accurate50% confidence▶ 16:00
    “Although Cla Valdez and Dar Ela have not said they'll back him.”

    Claire Valdez and Darializa Avila Chevalier had not said they would support Hakeem Jeffries for House speaker.

    Contemporaneous reporting said that Claire Valdez and Darializa Avila Chevalier had not committed to supporting Jeffries for speaker if Democrats won the House.

    Sources

  29. Claim 29
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedUnverifiable50% confidence▶ 17:33
    “911 happened when I was 11”

    Mary Beth Barone was 11 years old when the September 11 attacks occurred.

    The September 11 attacks occurred on September 11, 2001, but the speaker is not identified in the transcript, so their age at that time cannot be independently confirmed. The source establishes the event date, not the speaker's age.

    Checked twice, independently: the first pass returned False and the second Unverifiable. Recorded as Unverifiable.

    Sources

    • 1Module 1: Events of the Day

      BackgroundOn September 11, 2001, nineteen terrorists associated with al-Qaeda, an Islamist extremist group, hijacked four commercial airplanes scheduled to fly from the East Coast to California.

  30. Claim 30
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedUnverifiable50% confidence▶ 17:55
    “I have five siblings.”

    The speaker has five siblings.

    This is a personal biographical claim, but the transcript does not identify the speaker and I found no reliable public source confirming the number of siblings.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  31. Claim 31
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedUnverifiable50% confidence▶ 17:57
    “So we all just Republicans.”

    All of the speaker's siblings are Republicans.

    This is a personal claim about the speaker's family. Without identifying the speaker or the siblings, it cannot be independently verified.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  32. Claim 32
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedMisleading50% confidence▶ 18:33
    “Trump running the first time and losing”

    Donald Trump lost when he first ran for president.

    In context, this appears to refer to Trump's 2016 Republican presidential campaign. Trump was elected president in that election, so saying he was 'losing' is misleading unless the speaker specifically means losing the popular vote.

    Omits: The statement omits that Trump won the 2016 Electoral College and presidency, although Hillary Clinton won the popular vote.

    Checked twice, independently: the first pass returned False and the second Misleading. Recorded as Misleading.

    Sources

    • 1President Donald J. Trump

      RefutesOn November 8, 2016, Trump was elected to his first term as President, defeating former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

  33. Claim 33
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedUnverifiable50% confidence▶ 18:35
    “I was Republican for like 20 years.”

    The speaker was a Republican for approximately 20 years.

    This is a personal political-biography claim. The speaker is not identified in the provided transcript, and no reliable public source was found confirming the duration of the affiliation.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  34. Claim 34
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedUnverifiable91% confidence▶ 19:08
    “there's a lot of brown Muslims who vote for Republicans because of the taxes.”

    Many brown Muslims vote Republican because of taxes.

    The terms "a lot" and "brown Muslims" are undefined, and the available polling does not establish that taxes are the reason these voters choose Republicans. Pew documents a Republican-leaning share among Muslim Americans but identifies other political differences and does not substantiate this tax-based causal explanation.

    Sources

  35. Claim 35
    Accurate99% confidence▶ 22:00
    “If Donald Trump can run for a third term, as he claims he can, then you can ignore the 14th Amendment and run for president.”

    Donald Trump has claimed that he can run for a third presidential term.

    Trump publicly said he was considering ways to serve a third term and stated that there were methods to do so. The quote attributes that claim to Trump; it does not itself assert that a third term would be legally permissible.

    Sources

  36. Claim 36
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedUnverifiable92% confidence▶ 22:54
    “I did a Tesla takedown protest in my hometown of Stanford last year.”

    The speaker personally participated in a Tesla Takedown protest in Stanford during the previous year.

    Independent sources document Tesla Takedown protests at Stanford Shopping Center in Palo Alto, but they do not verify that this speaker personally attended one, that Stanford is the speaker’s hometown, or which year “last year” denotes.

    Sources

  37. Claim 37
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedAccurate100% confidence▶ 23:05
    “There was a there was a website called Tesla Takedown.”

    A website called Tesla Takedown existed.

    The Tesla Takedown website exists and identifies itself as a protest movement organizing actions at Tesla showrooms.

    Sources

  38. Claim 38
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedUnverifiable90% confidence▶ 23:16
    “He's funding some of the worst anti-Muslim people in the world.”

    Elon Musk is funding figures described as among the worst anti-Muslim people in the world.

    Deutsche Welle reported that Musk was helping Tommy Robinson, an anti-Islam extremist, financially. However, “some of the worst anti-Muslim people in the world” has no agreed standard, so the claim as phrased cannot be objectively confirmed or refuted.

    The intensifier “some of the worst” is undefined and materially changes the claim. Evidence supports that Musk helped an anti-Islam extremist financially, but it does not establish who qualifies as “some of the worst” or verify the broader plural claim as stated.

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  39. Claim 39
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate99% confidence▶ 23:51
    “AOC who says you don't make a billion dollars, you take a billion dollars?”

    Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said that people do not make a billion dollars but take a billion dollars.

    Ocasio-Cortez made substantially the same statement in January 2020, saying, “No one ever makes a billion dollars. You take a billion dollars.” The transcript uses a paraphrased wording but accurately attributes the sentiment to her.

    Sources

  40. Claim 40
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate99% confidence▶ 24:34
    “why would you take away Oprah's billions”

    Oprah Winfrey is a billionaire.

    Contemporary wealth estimates identify Oprah Winfrey as a billionaire, although exact estimates vary over time and by methodology.

    Sources

  41. Claim 41
    Accurate98% confidence▶ 25:05
    “trying to sell apartments in Israel”

    Gwyneth Paltrow was promoting the sale of apartments in Israel.

    Paltrow appeared in a promotional video for a luxury residential development in Herzliya, Israel. Describing that as trying to sell apartments is a reasonable characterization of the advertising role.

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  42. Claim 42
    Accurate98% confidence▶ 26:36
    “Netanyahu's first name is Benjamin, right? But his friends call him BB.”

    Benjamin Netanyahu's first name is Benjamin and he is commonly nicknamed Bibi.

    Netanyahu's given name is Benjamin, and Bibi is his longstanding childhood nickname. The transcript's “BB” appears to represent the spoken nickname “Bibi.”

    Sources

  43. Claim 43
    Misleading50% confidence▶ 26:45
    “I just don't think war criminals are allowed to have cutesy nicknames.”

    Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal.

    The surrounding joke clearly applies the label “war criminals” to Netanyahu. The ICC issued an arrest warrant alleging that he was responsible for specified war crimes and crimes against humanity, but that is not the same as a final conviction establishing the categorical label as a settled legal fact.

    Omits: The statement omits that the International Criminal Court's findings are allegations in an arrest warrant, not a final criminal conviction or adjudication that Netanyahu is a war criminal.

    Sources

    • 1Netanyahu

      BackgroundArrest warrant issued on 21 November 2024 ... Allegedly responsible for the war crimes of starvation as a method of warfare and of intentionally directing an attack against the civilian population; and the crimes against humanity of murder, persecution, and other inhumane acts from at least 8 October 2023 until at least 20 May 2024.

  44. Claim 44
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedAccurate98% confidence▶ 28:33
    “the Pope is against the death penalty, but Republicans really like the death penalty.”

    The Pope opposes the death penalty, while Republicans generally show strong support for it.

    The Vatican states that the Church teaches the death penalty is inadmissible and works for its abolition. Pew Research found that 77% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents favored the death penalty for people convicted of murder in its 2021 survey.

    Sources

  45. Claim 45
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedUnverifiable50% confidence▶ 29:26
    “crossing the border with these like um men known as coyotes who like led them across”

    An unnamed girl described crossing into the United States with men known as coyotes who led her across the border.

    The specific account of the unnamed girl's paper cannot be independently confirmed from the available information. Government sources do establish that coyotes guide migrants across the U.S.-Mexico border, but they do not verify this particular person's story.

    Sources

    • 1Delaware County Man Pleads Guilty to Migrant Smuggling Conspiracy

      BackgroundMartinez-Gonzalez fronted money to “coyotes” in Mexico who guided migrants across the Rio Grande and through holes in the U.S.-Mexico border wall, and provided them with information to give to Customs and Border Protection so that they could be released—on parole—to his residences.

  46. Claim 46
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedMisleading50% confidence▶ 32:04
    “You know, Mitt Romney and Anthony Blinken. They had this whole chat on stage about why we need to ban Tik Tok. It's not because of Chinese ownership. It's because it's too pro Palestinian.”

    The onstage discussion between Mitt Romney and Antony Blinken showed that TikTok was being banned because it was too pro-Palestinian rather than because of Chinese ownership.

    Romney and Blinken did discuss TikTok in the context of the difficulty of communicating Israel's position on social media, so the transcript reflects part of the exchange. But presenting that as the reason for the ban, while excluding Chinese ownership and national-security concerns, creates a false impression about the law's stated basis and the chronology of the policy effort.

    Omits: The claim omits that the enacted law formally targeted 'foreign adversary controlled applications' on stated national-security grounds, including ByteDance's control of TikTok; federal TikTok restrictions and proposed bans also predated October 7, 2023.

    Checked twice, independently: the first pass returned Misleading and the second Accurate. Recorded as Misleading.

    Sources

  47. Claim 47
    Attributed toMary Beth BaroneAuto-approvedAccurate50% confidence▶ 32:52
    “have a podcast. Yeah. Called Ride. I co-host with Bonito Skinner.”

    The speaker co-hosts a podcast called Ride with Benito Skinner.

    Ride is listed as a podcast hosted by Mary Beth Barone and Benito Skinner. The transcript appears to misspell Benito's first name as “Bonito.”

    Sources

  48. Claim 48
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedMisleading88% confidence▶ 33:37
    “You know, she's the top leading pole candidate for Democrat president in 2028 just on name recognition.”

    Kamala Harris was the leading 2028 Democratic presidential candidate primarily because of name recognition.

    Harris was polling at or near the top of many early 2028 Democratic surveys, but the evidence does not support the stronger causal claim that this was solely due to name recognition. Reporting also cited her experience and noted that she was not clearly dominant in every poll.

    Omits: The claim omits that reporting attributed Harris's polling strength to both name recognition and experience, and described her as at or near the top of most surveys rather than establishing that name recognition alone caused her position.

    Sources

  49. Claim 49
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate50% confidence▶ 33:44
    “She leads the polls right now.”

    Kamala Harris was leading 2028 Democratic presidential polling at that time.

    Available 2026 reporting described Harris as polling at or near the top of most Democratic presidential primary surveys for 2028. Although no clear universal favorite existed, the statement that she led or was leading polls is supported in the ordinary sense that she topped or nearly topped multiple surveys.

    Sources

  50. Claim 50
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedAccurate98% confidence▶ 33:46
    “She's considering seriously running again.”

    Kamala Harris was seriously considering running for president again in 2028.

    In April 2026, Harris said, “I might” and “I’m thinking about it,” while Reuters and AP reported that she was considering or actively considering another 2028 presidential bid.

    Sources

  51. Claim 51
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedUnverifiable96% confidence▶ 35:49
    “co-host was Mary Beth Baron.”

    Mary Beth Baron was the co-host.

    This is a specific attribution, but the available web search did not locate an independent, reliable source confirming that Mary Beth Baron was the co-host of this video or production.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  52. Claim 52
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedUnverifiable96% confidence▶ 35:51
    “Our executive producer is Kieran Alvi.”

    Kieran Alvi was the executive producer.

    This is a specific production credit, but no independent, reliable source was found that verifies Kieran Alvi held this role for the production in question.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  53. Claim 53
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedUnverifiable96% confidence▶ 35:53
    “senior producer [music] and editor is Frank Capello.”

    Frank Capello was the senior producer and editor.

    This is a specific production-credit attribution, but the available search results did not provide an independent source confirming it.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  54. Claim 54
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedUnverifiable96% confidence▶ 35:54
    “Our producer is Melanie Real.”

    Melanie Real was the producer.

    This is a specific production credit, but no independent, reliable source was found to verify that Melanie Real was the producer of this production.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  55. Claim 55
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedUnverifiable96% confidence▶ 35:56
    “Our music was composed by Andy Clawson.”

    Andy Clawson composed the music.

    This is a specific attribution concerning the production's music, but the available web search did not locate an independent source confirming that Andy Clawson composed it.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  56. Claim 56
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedUnverifiable97% confidence▶ 35:58
    “Our design is by Alicia [music] Tone.”

    Alicia Tone handled the design.

    The transcript attributes the design to Alicia Tone, but no independent, reliable source was found that verifies this credit.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  57. Claim 57
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedUnverifiable96% confidence▶ 35:59
    “Our mix engineer is Valentino Rivera.”

    Valentino Rivera was the mix engineer.

    This is a specific technical production credit, but the available search results did not identify an independent source confirming Valentino Rivera held this role.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  58. Claim 58
    Attributed toMehdi HasanAuto-approvedUnverifiable96% confidence▶ 36:01
    “And the title card animation is by Assam Mesali.”

    Assam Mesali created the title card animation.

    The transcript gives a specific animation credit, but no independent, reliable source was found to verify that Assam Mesali created the title card animation.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.

  59. Claim 59
    Unverifiable96% confidence▶ 36:04
    “Special thanks to Kennedy [music] Gong for help with research.”

    Kennedy Gong helped with research.

    This is a specific attribution of research assistance, but the available web search did not locate an independent source confirming Kennedy Gong's contribution.

    No supporting links were returned for this claim.