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Now, a quick word from our sponsors, none of whom, to my knowledge, have ever tried to hide a stolen Van Gogh in an Ikea bag. Strong brand safety so far. We'll be right back. This episode is sponsored in part by Ground News. It lets you compare coverage of the same story from across the political spectrum so you can see how different outlets frame the exact same events. For example, I was looking at a new CSIS report estimating that the war in Ukraine has caused more than 2 million military casualties since 2022. Ground News found dozens of sources covering the story. The Guardian's headline focused on the overall human cost, more than 2 million military casualties caused by Russia's invasion. Meanwhile, Stars and Stripes emphasized Russia's losses. Russia's staggering losses pushed Ukraine war casualties past 2 million. Same report, same data, different emphasis. And that's why Ground News is so useful. It helps you see not just what's being reported, but how it's being reported. Go to groundnews.com slash Jordan to get 40% off their unlimited access vantage subscription. That's groundnews.com slash Jordan. Again, groundnews.com slash Jordan. Use that link so they know we sent you. That helps support the show. And if you like conversations we have on the show about following the evidence instead of jumping to conclusions, I think you'll appreciate Ground News' mission as well.

More with Arthur Brand in a moment. But first, a quick break from the only people in this episode not trying to sell a forged Matisse to a guy named Oleg in a Geneva parking garage. We'll be right back. This episode is sponsored in part by HomeServe. That's where HomeServe comes in. HomeServe offers plans for different home systems, so when something covered by your plan goes wrong, you're not left figuring it out from scratch. You call their 24-7 hotline, you start the repair process, and get connected with a local, experienced professional. HomeServe is like a subscription for your home. For as little as $4.99 a month, they got your back. And regular homeowner's insurance usually does not cover a lot of day-to-day wear and tear. Stuff like plumbing failures, HVAC breakdowns, electrical issues, water heater repairs. With nearly 4.5 million customers, a 4.7 out of 5 rating on Trustpilot, and an A plus BBB rating, HomeServe is the real deal. If I had this during some of our surprise repairs, HomeServe is definitely what I would have wanted in place. Your next costly home repair is already coming. It's already on the way. Act now and get protected with a plan through HomeServe.

This episode is also sponsored in part by BetterHelp. We have come a long way when it comes to talking about mental health. People are more willing to discuss stress, burnout, anxiety, and the challenges that they're dealing with. But what's interesting is that even though we talk about it more... actually reaching out for support can still feel like a hurdle. BetterHelp recently released its 2026 state of stigma report, and the findings really stood out. 2,000 Americans surveyed revealed that 85% believe getting support is wise, yet 74% say that society discourages people from doing so. One of the ways we can change that is by treating mental health support the same way we treat any other kind of support. If a friend was struggling, would you encourage them to talk to somebody? I know many of us would. BetterHelp connects people with licensed therapists based on their needs and preferences through a brief questionnaire. And I mean brief. It takes like a few minutes at most. There's over 30,000 therapists on the platform and have helped over 6 million people globally. Live sessions have an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 based on more than 1.7 million client reviews. And if your first match isn't the right fit, switch anytime. Don't let stigma stand in the way of support. Start therapy with BetterHelp. Sign up and get 10% off at BetterHelp.com slash Jordan. That's BetterHelp.com slash Jordan. If you like this episode of the show, I invite you to do what other smart and considerate listeners do. That is take a moment, support our amazing sponsors. They make the show possible. All the deals, discount codes, and ways to support us are searchable and clickable on the website at jordanharbinger.com slash deals. If you can't remember the name of a sponsor or you can't find a code, email me, jordan at jordanharbinger.com. We're happy to surface codes for you. It's that important that you support those who support the show. Now, back to Arthur Brand.

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