so let me begin by saying it's late, I know,

but happy new year, Andy, happy new year.

Happy new year to you,

although it does feel like March now.

A lot has happened between January first

and whatever this is.

Yeah, the first two weeks of this month

has felt like a very long time.

Yeah.

Not often that there's a crazed insurrection

in the capitol building,

and that's just one of the things that's happened.

I think dinosaurs came back to life

and are roaming the earth.

That's right, that's right.

Meteors are having sex in the sky.

Just every kind of insane thing you can possibly imagine

is happening right now, and um,

we're all just doing our best to get through it.

Now believe it or not, it's been two weeks since

Twitter permanently suspended President Trump's account.

Yeah, they took his account away, they shut him down.

I know.

And it's been two weeks, and this is true,

Twitter says that since banning President Trump,

misinformation about election fraud

is down 73% on its network.

I thought there'd be some difference, but 73%.

It's just a crazy coincidence.

(laughs)

They're not related.

There's no correlation whatsoever.

[Andy] No.

73%, and that's made me wonder how have our lives changed

since Trump has been banned from Twitter?

Well, I thought we'd take a quick look outside

and see has the world changed

since our president has been banned from Twitter?

Let's just look outside and see what's going on.

(dramatic music)

I like it. It's nice.

But once again, it's a coincidence.

That stuff, uh,

no, it probably is because he stopped tweeting.

Yeah, well I, for one, am happy

that icebergs are defying gravity and reforming.

(laughs)

That's if they kept that part in.

It's all editing. (laughs) Yoo-hoo.