Topic: Job Postings

The Washington Post database of Donald Trump's "false or misleading claims" is scrutinized for being overly subjective and pedantic. Specific examples are cited, such as the Post labeling a claim about winning Texas as a lie and nitpicking the difference between 50 and 51 years regarding unemployment records. The process is described as "ant-fucking" due to the focus on minor rounding differences in job growth statistics.

The Washington Post's database of over 16,000 "false or misleading claims" by Donald Trump is scrutinized. The hosts argue that many of the entries are "ant-fucking" or overly pedantic, such as correcting Trump for saying the unemployment rate is the lowest in 51 years when it is technically 50 years. They suggest these subjective fact-checks undermine the credibility of the news organization.

A proposal is made for a truly independent web browser funded by a $100 million Kickstarter to bypass Google's dominance and potential future censorship of "hate speech." The discussion also covers a job opening for a Director of News and Content at Twitter, noting grammatical errors in the official job description.

Bill Clinton's claim that three million jobs remain unfilled due to a skills gap is challenged. The hosts cite reports that HR departments often maintain "ghost" job postings to collect resumes or appear active without any intention of hiring, skewing labor statistics.