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All men are created equal, that they are endowed by their
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Creator with certain unalienable Rights, by liberty.
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If liberty means anything at all, it means right to tell
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people what they do not want to hear.
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Make America great again. All right, well, welcome back to
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the big MIG Show. Of course, we had a little
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glitch there, but guys, thanks for sticking it out.
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We're back in the saddle Monday morning.
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Of course, you never know what's going to happen.
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George reloaded everything over the weekend trying to make sure
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we had something that would was working the way it was supposed
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to. It's always one of those things
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you always got to work your way through these glitches when they
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happen. But number one, thanks for
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tuning in. Thanks for sticking by while
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we're getting ready to rock'n'roll and let's do this,
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let's just jump right into the show.
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I'm not going to do a sponsor shout out.
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I'm just going to jump right in. Big stuff going on, you know
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that. George, how are you, brother?
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You're back. You feeling better?
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You got to sort it out. Yes, that's fucking every little
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nick and cranny and little tech this and that, but we got it.
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It just need to figure it out for a few.
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Sorry for that people, but everybody's saying the video
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quality is better though. Look at that.
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Huh? I'll take that.
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You know, I'm, I'm excited. Of course, it sounds like maybe
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we're finally going to see a little bit of accountability.
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A lot of us asked why Eric Swalwell still was able to hit
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keep his position and operate within our executive branch of
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government. Never really made any sense, but
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I guess he's pissed. Rumble might be pissed, who
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knows Who's pissed about that AI image I made of cash?
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But but you know you, you never really know.
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And of course I had to throw Fan fan in a little anime outfit,
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you know what I mean? The original photo, you guys
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know, looks different than that. But you know, look, he's pissed
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off. He's pissed off the cash Patel
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is pushing and release the files regarding the Chinese spy link
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to him. I don't know why that wasn't
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already done, to be honest with you.
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I don't even know why it's a struggle.
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Why do you have to push to do it?
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Why don't you just do it? You know, he was part of the
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House Intelligence Committee. You know, the Chinese influence
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operation Christina Fang, also known as Fang Fang.
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She was a Chinese intelligence operative linked to China's
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Ministry of State Security. She cultivated the relationship
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with up and coming California politicians in the early 2000
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and 10s. Of course, that was part of a
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broader effort to, you know, build long term access and
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influence in US politics. The question is, Swalwell was
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never accused of wrongdoing or leaking classified information.
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But you have to ask yourself, why did he get to stay in his
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position? Isn't it risky that somebody,
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what you know, wasn't aware enough to realize they were
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dating a Chinese spy? Look, she actively participate
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in the fundraising for Swalwell's 2014 congressional re
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election campaign. She placed at least one intern
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in his office and maybe more. She was with him at multiple
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events in in 2015, the FBI issued A defensive briefing.
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Now a defensive briefing. I, you know, it's that that
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terminology doesn't really work for me.
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Why didn't he need a defensive briefing?
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Why did they just yank him out of his position and say, hey,
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you're, you're hanging out with a Chinese intelligence
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operative? You know, he's repeatedly stated
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he cooperated with the FBI, but is cooperation enough when
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you're stupid enough to let a Chinese intelligence operative
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get that close to you? Now supposedly they've got to
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declassify this stuff to to release a 10 year old
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investigation. I mean, does that even make any
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sense to you, George, that they have to declassify something?
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It should easily just say hey, here it is guys.
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Why was it classified in the 1st place?
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It's. A very good question.
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You tell me I. Don't know.
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Oh well, let's see, 'cause our government's corrupt, maybe?
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I don't know. I mean I.
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Would seem to be it because I can't understand why an
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investigation like this. So let's go a little timeline
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here. So 2011 Fang Fang arrived in the
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US as a student at California State University.
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You know she was with the she was she joins the Chinese
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student associations to network with local politicians.
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She starts cultivating Swalwell while he serves on the Dublin,
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CA City Council. They're photographed together.
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She starts building a relationship through community
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events and the Chinese American Network in the Bay Area. 2012 to
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14. Swallow is elected to Congress
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in 2012 and joins the House Intelligence Committee.
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Bang participates in fundraising for his 2014 RE election
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campaign. As a bundler, not a direct
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owner, She also places at least one intern in his congressional
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office. 2015 Counterintelligence officials grow alarmed by Fang's
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activities and give Swalwell and congressional leadership a
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defensive briefing. Walwell cuts off his ties.
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Fang abruptly leaves the US shortly afterward.
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Of course, no charges are ever filed.
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Not that you would ever expect that.
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We never seem to get any charges.
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But you know, then in 2020, Axios published a major
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investigative report exposing Fang's operation and swallows
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past connections, which of course, that's when the you get
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the first media coverage. Not because the FBI told
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anybody, not because there was any publicity about it.
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It seems like that was all covered up till 2020.
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Now 2023, the House, the House Ethics Committee closes the
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investigation with George. You won't believe it.
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No findings of wrongdoings or violations for Swallow.
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No, nothing happened. Well, why nothing happened?
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I don't Lance. I was just checking on
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something. Sorry I wasn't paying attention.
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I'm trying to do a test on something.
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I mean, now that he's running for California governor, I guess
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this shouldn't this matter? I mean, I don't, you know, it
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seems like all the major outlets and the Democratic leaders all
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downplayed or dismissed everything.
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A bunch of people, you know, there's a bunch of stuff for
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coverage frame the Republicans criticize as part partisan
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distortion or a right wing exception obsession.
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You know, emphasizing Swallow was never accused of wrongdoing.
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OK, he wasn't accused of wrongdoing, but what's your
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point? So here's where I'm confused.
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I don't understand. When you're hanging out with a
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Chinese spy, isn't that enough when you're at a high level of
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government and especially if you're on the House Intelligence
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Committee? I mean, I would have to think
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that's enough. I'm.
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Back waited bro sorry. No, that's OK.
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I mean now FBI Director Kash Patel is talking about the San
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Francisco field office to rapidly gather, lightly redact
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and prepare the decade old investigation on Swallows
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interaction with Fang for release to senior Trump
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administration officials and potentially the public.
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What do you mean potentially the public?
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Lance, I have a question. Can we trust?
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Forget about the FBI in general, but can we trust the FBI field
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office in San Francisco? I mean, they covered it up
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decades ago. How many of the people that did
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the original investigation are still there?
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George, do we know? That I do not know.
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But I don't trust the FBI per SE in general.
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So why would I trust a liberal FBI office in San Francisco?
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I mean, this is a decade old investigation.
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What's up with the redactions and what's up?
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And maybe the public. What do you mean?
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Maybe the public? I I I don't get that.
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I mean, this is really turning out to be a problem for swallow,
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but isn't there a problem for America?
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I mean, swallow well, is just he is what he is.
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Let's play this clip. Oh, the.
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Clip. That's right.
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Infamous clip. Here we go.
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And that's how I know we're winning.
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And if Eric Swallow wants to come online and talk about what
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jacket size I wear, I'm happy to send him a women's medium so him
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and Fang Fang can go out again. And for the demographic.
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And that's how I know we're winning.
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And if Eric Swallow wants to come online and talk about what
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jacket size I wear, I'm happy to send him a women's medium so him
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and Fang Fang can go out again. And for the demographic.
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And that's how I know we're winning.
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And if Eric Swallow wants to come online and talk about what
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jacket size I wear, sorry, it's on loop.
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My bad. Yeah, You know, so look, at the
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end of the day, I, you know, the hesitation to release this
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bothers me, the lack of accountability and transparency.
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This guy's going to run for another position in state
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government now as governor. Not that I think he's going to
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win, but at the end of the day, you people in California, I'd be
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really concerned. I mean, here's a guy that was
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didn't have the judgement or the wherewithal to not let his
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little head think for the big head.
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All right, Well, you know, the big hype was this whole No Kings
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bullshit, No Kings protest. It's huge.
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Lot of disclosures coming out after the fact.
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No Kings was definitely a paid OP.
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I've got some of the details for you.
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You're going to be interested to hear the kind of people and who
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donated, but Donald Trump comes out of the gate and, and, and,
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and rips this a couple hours ago, basically calling them out
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and it gives them a thank you. Huge thank you to all the No
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Kings protesters yesterday. I was very concerned the king
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was trying to take my place. But thanks to your tireless
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efforts, I am still your president.
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Great job for all. We've got a little screen
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capture of it if you want to throw that up for the audience
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so they can see we didn't. Make Oh, did you sneak that in?
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I, I did, oh, I don't know if I snuck it in.
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I put it. In when did you put it in Lance?
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I don't know, maybe 45 minutes ago.
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Oh, so how was yours supposed to know?
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I don't. Just saying, bro, I'm just
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letting you know. I'm getting it right now.
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Here we go. Interesting.
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You know what? Was something funny?
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Yeah. I don't know where it was.
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There was a plane flying off. You know the flag behind it and
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he's saying and he said somewhere he's not your king,
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he's your daddy over the no kings protest.
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It was funny as shit. I like it.
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You know what's interesting when you look at these protests and
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then you start looking at the funding, wait till you hear the
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number they spent on this protest across the country and
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think about the amount of money. They always bitch about the
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money that's wasted by Donald Trump.
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Now Donald Trump wants more money for the, the war in you
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know, of course in Iran, they're they're pissing and moaning
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about it. But the, the no King's
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financials have been released. Listen to these top financiers.
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George Arabella Investments, 79 million.
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Tell you what's disappointing here.
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Warren Buffett, 16. Ford.
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Yeah, Warren Buffett, Ford, 51 million.
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I guess, I guess. I guess what it's going to take
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is for all conservatives to start not buying Ford product.
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Maybe we need to teach them a lesson.
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Rockefeller. No surprise here, 26.
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And here's a scumbag, scumbag. George Soros, 72 million.
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The Tides Group 45 Now this information came from real
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Anna Paulina so it's been vetted.
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The total amount spent on the No kings.
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Now listen to this garbage or this protest with all the
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weirdos and all the BS and remember a lot of these people
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got paid to show up. I'm not saying everybody that
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showed up got paid, but Can you imagine how many ever did
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$294, almost 300 million.
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Now I've also got the spreadsheet that Paulina put out
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and it's pretty interesting when you take a look at it.
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What I think is interesting about it is right at the very
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top of the list. It's really, I don't know, I saw
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this and I thought, well, take a look at this, George, if you see
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the top of the list, can you read that?
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Can you see what's there? I can't.
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OK, well, I've, I've got it blown up here and I'm going to
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get, I'm going to give you right from the top American Atheist
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Association, American Civil Liberties 2.2 million.
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The American Atheist donated 100 Americans United for Separation
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Church and State 152. I mean, it's just the list.
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I'm looking at it and I'm just telling you I'm going through
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here. I mean, here's another one.
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The corporate accountability impact they went in for.
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Oh, they don't have the dollar amount for that one.
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Here's a big one, Corporate accountability, 90 million.
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I mean, some of these numbers, Florida Rising Together Inc, 4.1
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million, Georgia Conservative Conservation Voters Education
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Fund, 1.5 million. Listen to this one right here,
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League of of Conservation Voters, Inc.
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What the fuck is that 33 million from them?
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I mean, and this I mean, it's, and these are big numbers in
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here. I mean, I'm not reading all of
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them, but Reproductive Freedom for all Committee, 5.7 million.
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I mean, the list just goes on and on and on and on.
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And you just got to wonder, where is all this money coming
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from? Is it private donations or is it
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money that's been filtered from groups like USAID and others?
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You know, you'd love the paper trail, every one of these
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places. I'm wondering how many, how much
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in the way of taxpayer dollars paid for this stuff.
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I'm not saying Ford Motor Credit's money came from the
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government, but I am saying that I bet if we traced all this
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money on this list and a lot of them would be found to be coming
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from our own government. Because let's face it, we still
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haven't seen any accountability from DOGE or USAID.
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Pretty disgusting, if you get down to it.
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All right, looks like we got some innovation here.
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Barbie now with fentanyl. So I guess, yeah, Barbie now
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with fentanyl. It's the new Barbie.
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Is this real? Well, I don't think it was
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intentionally, but yes, it's real.
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Fentanyl found in Barbie dolls at discount store in Missouri
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Police say the fentanyl was discovered inside Barbie doll
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packages sold at a discount store in Independence, MO.
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The Independence Police Department was alerted on
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Saturday by a Cargo Largo security after a suspicious
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powder was found inside one of the doll packages.
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Tests later confirmed the substance was fentanyl.
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I guess some of the packages had cocaine and fentanyl.
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Now, I don't know if this these were to me was hiding their
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drugs in these packages. Let's play the clip, George.
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And this gives you a little more detail on it.
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A warning tonight for parents in Independence.
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Police are searching for Barbie dolls.
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They say the packaging may be laced with fentanyl.
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KCTV 5's Ali Espinosa has an update from police.
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Independence Police spokesperson Brian Conley says the store
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alerted officers after learning fentanyl may have been hidden
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inside the packaging of a batch of Barbie dolls before they ever
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arrived at the store. Now, most of those packages have
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been tracked down, but one is still out there.
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We're told a customer actually cracked this case open.
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They went back to the store after noticing an unusual white
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powder inside the Barbie packaging.
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Security called police who tested the substance on the
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spot. It did come back positive for
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fentanyl. Now, Conley says this is a
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tactic investigators have seen before.
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Drug traffickers hiding illegal substances inside everyday
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packaging to avoid detection. The good news though, no
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injuries or overdoses have been reported.
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Now, we did speak with Cargo Largo management earlier today.
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They tell us they are working on getting us a statement, but
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we're still waiting to hear back from them.
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Reporting in KC MO Ali Espinosa KC CTV 5 News That's crazy.
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They got fentanyl on the dolls and stuff.
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You know what, Lance, I made a new doll.
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I'm, you know, screw it, Miles is making.
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A new Barb marketing here I'm trying to get.
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I'm getting ahead of the marking.
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Made a crackhead Barbie. What?
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Do you think that's it? Now with real fentanyl and crack
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cocaine, you get both. It's a package deal, so.
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It's kind of messed up, huh? Yeah, of course.
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You know, that's that's parody for anybody out there.
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No, that is not from Mattel and no, it's not available.
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Of course you guys wouldn't want to buy it.
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It's. Real.
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Yeah, yeah. All right, here's one that's
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kind of frightening everybody out there that thinks they're
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using VPNs to kind of keep it on the DL.
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Yeah. And, you know, virtual private
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networks, you know, it's one way to supposedly hide your Internet
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online signature. At least you think so.
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But now lawmakers are warning that VPN use may let the NSA
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actually spy on you. Tulsi Gabbard, they're at.
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Democrats are asking Tulsa to clarify surveillance rules.
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And it looks like this came from Wired magazine.
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A group of Democratic lawmakers warns that they've asked the DNI
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intelligence Tulsi Gabbard leadership to publicly say
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whether Americans who route their Internet traffic through
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overseas VPN servers are effectively being treated as
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foreigners under US surveillance rules.
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If so, they would lose constitutional protections
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against warrantless monitoring in the process.
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Of course, a lot of it's got to do with the Section seven O 2,
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the FISA, you know, warrants. We've heard about the lack
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thereof. Of course.
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That lets agencies scoop up communications of people abroad
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and is up for renewal next month.
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Declassified rules say that it's a person's location is unknown.
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The NSA and the Pentagon presume they're not Americans.
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So that's what AVPN does. It hides who you are.
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And because of that, they're now saying, but that allows them to
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surveil you with absolutely no legal issues.
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So you're using AVPN, This might be, and you think you're being
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sly, You might rethink that because it looks like the NSA
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might be scooping up all VPN traffic and analyzing because
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there really isn't any restriction in them doing so
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based on the Section 7 O two of the Foreign Intelligence
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Surveillance Act. What do you think of that,
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George? It's interesting.
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I mean, I think mostly, I mean, well, a lot of people use VPNs
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to get on other things and stuff.
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I never thought it to be foolproof to hide from the
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government. I don't think you could really
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hide from the government with the with the technology they
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have. So or is this a ploy by?
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By politicians to get people to stop using VPN so they can
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actually track them more, get them more.
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They could be doing a little okie doke.
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Could be, you never know, but I guess you may want to rethink.
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If you're out there using VPNs and doing something you
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shouldn't be, you might want to rethink it.
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All right, AO CS under fire, of course.
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You guys remember her big hype when she went to the Met Gala,
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received freebies, wore a dress that that said tax the rich.
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Well, now she's under fire again.
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I guess she took campaign funded contributions and she went to a
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a psychologist whose background is using ketamine therapy.
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Now we don't know whether or not that's what you was used that
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she used it for ketamine therapy, but it's hard to say,
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right? So you've got I guess not.
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So let's go back. So she goes to the Metcala.
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The tickets are 35 grand apiece for Metcala.
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If you rent a table, it's 275 for a table at the
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Metcala. So she wore that mermaid gown by
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brother Velli's said tax the rich.
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It was a big deal. We can throw up the image if you
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want, George. And it blew global attention,
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right? Because a lot of people said the
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accusations of hypocrisy given her anti wealth rhetoric
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rhetoric, right? But here she is with tax the
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rich, you know, merchant hoodie she was selling on top of it.
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The dress they investigated, they said that the, you know,
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the rental value, she only rent. She rented the dress for 990
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bucks. They said it should have been
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more like $3700 to rent the dress.
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So it was an underpayment of about $2733.
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So that's an issue, right? And then you look at, you look
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at the fact that she made these campaign payments out of her
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campaign account to a psychiatrist.
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So first you've got the dress. They don't really go after her
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for it. They, they invent No, no real
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penalty right now. She spent $18.
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These are the FECFEC filings to pay to a doctor, Brian W Boyle.
00:22:38
He's a Harvard trained interventional psychiatrist
00:22:42
specializing in ketamine assisted therapy for depression,
00:22:45
PTSD, anxiety and related conditions.
00:22:52
I don't, you know, George, what do you think of this?
00:22:54
Because it seems to me like, you know, they, the Ethics Committee
00:22:58
kind of seemed to just brush the one first with the dress and the
00:23:02
35. And I don't know whether she got
00:23:04
the ticket for free or she bought the ticket for 35.
00:23:10
So they made her pay the extra 2170 thirty dollars to the
00:23:14
designer and then they had to cut, they had to donate she had
00:23:18
and donate another 250 to cover her partner's meal.
00:23:22
It was that whole thing with the dress was treated like an
00:23:25
administrative correction. I think we heard, knew, knew
00:23:31
about those. For sure she got ketamine
00:23:33
therapy but she spent $18 on it.
00:23:40
So I believe we knew about this way back when.
00:23:45
Question is nobody. They didn't do nothing about it.
00:23:48
So I knew about the dress. This just got filed recently
00:23:51
about her campaign fund paying for the psychiatrist.
00:23:55
This just came out now. So the dress, you're right, that
00:23:58
was old old, but I'm pairing it up.
00:24:00
Because was she paying therapy for?
00:24:03
A doctor, A psychiatrist, She. For herself.
00:24:08
You know, that's the question since since the doctor can't
00:24:12
give that out because that's a doctor patient confidentiality,
00:24:15
all we see is that it was paid by her campaign contributions.
00:24:19
We can only assume that she would spend 18 or $19 on
00:24:23
herself, not necessarily an employee, but we don't know
00:24:26
actually for sure yet. I'm going to say it wasn't for
00:24:28
her because whatever the if it was, it didn't work because
00:24:31
she's still effed up. Yeah, Yeah.
00:24:34
Well, just because psychology doesn't work.
00:24:36
However, you didn't pay for it for yourself.
00:24:38
Yeah. However, though, I mean, they'll
00:24:43
come up with some reason like TDs syndrome or something.
00:24:45
Here's the thing with all this stuff, we're going to, we're
00:24:49
going to find out all this stuff.
00:24:51
Yeah, we'll talk about it on the show.
00:24:52
We'll expose them. But will anything get done?
00:24:56
Because if you look at who's the Somali freaking congresswoman in
00:25:01
in Minnesota, I can't think today, sorry.
00:25:04
How's her name? Ilian, Omar.
00:25:06
Ilian Omar, we know she, you know, she the winery, fake
00:25:10
winery were the husband, she married her husband, all this
00:25:13
stuff. But did she get to have her
00:25:17
brother? That's what I said.
00:25:19
You said she married her husband.
00:25:21
Oh, whatever. Her husband was her brother.
00:25:22
So yeah, but the GOP or even the courts don't want to let anybody
00:25:30
look at her finances and stuff. I mean, it's the old saying,
00:25:34
like, is anything there ever be consequences?
00:25:36
And I mean, listen, I got to be honest with you.
00:25:40
If I was a Congress person, congressman, and then and
00:25:46
everybody's getting away with stuff, no consequences, why not?
00:25:48
There's no consequences, right? But now I wouldn't do that
00:25:51
because that wouldn't be living, right?
00:25:53
That's not the way Jesus would want me to live.
00:25:55
But that's the way these people are looking at it.
00:25:58
I'm all tipping them, tipping their hands in the candy jar,
00:26:00
taking candy and running off. This is a problem.
00:26:05
No doubt. Let's talk about why there
00:26:08
should be consequences. There are statutes on the book
00:26:12
52 SE 30114 Federal Election Campaign Act Personal Use
00:26:17
Prohibition Campaign Campaign funds cannot be used for
00:26:21
personal expenses, including medical or psychiatric treatment
00:26:25
that's covered under that. So of course right there's an
00:26:27
issue the FECA reporting rules 52 USC 31 O1 and accurate
00:26:35
disclosure required mischaracterizing expenses as
00:26:39
leadership training could be false reporting.
00:26:42
I guess originally she reported this as leadership training and
00:26:46
if knowing and willful you violated 52SC3O109-D criminal
00:26:53
penalties for FECA violations in 18 USC one O 0011001 false
00:27:00
statements in federal filings is a felony.
00:27:04
So it's not really enough that this is an FEC House Ethics
00:27:08
channel complaint. Looks to me like this is a much
00:27:11
bigger issue because I would have to guess that since she
00:27:14
falsely reported it that she's committed a felony.
00:27:18
So the question is, are they going to bring criminal charges?
00:27:21
I would say probably not knowing our current DOJ.
00:27:25
All right, George, here's an interesting story.
00:27:29
Have a sweet tooth? Get a boner.
00:27:31
Hey, what's up with that? I guess somebody came out with a
00:27:36
chocolate couple of chocolate products just because he called,
00:27:40
well, the name would kind of trigger that.
00:27:43
These are the So I guess they found hidden drugs tied to well,
00:27:47
they're saying it could cause life threatening blood pressure
00:27:51
drops. But really what they're talking
00:27:52
about is the the the the drugs. The brand name is Viagra.
00:27:57
But of course they talked about these.
00:28:00
This is a California-based gear island is voluntarily recalling
00:28:03
a certain units of its gold Lion aphrodisiac chocolate and Ilum
00:28:08
sex chocolate after testing revealed the presence of US
00:28:11
slidden Slidenophile, which is in tactile which is Viagra
00:28:17
right. And I guess the, the, the FDA
00:28:22
said it could pose serious health risks.
00:28:24
But you know, I think the health risk is well.
00:28:28
If somebody's taking, I forget the certain heart medication.
00:28:31
Nitrate I think. That yeah, nitroglycerin then
00:28:35
you can't take I think Viagra or none of them.
00:28:39
So I checked around. Wait, so there was Viagra in his
00:28:42
chocolate or yeah, ciudophil, whatever.
00:28:45
Yeah, well, was it on the packaging?
00:28:48
I'm looking at the packaging. It says no headaches.
00:28:50
Be the king of the bet. Well.
00:28:52
Yeah. We don't have a well.
00:28:55
Interestingly enough, I checked around and you can still buy the
00:28:57
stuff on eBay. Yeah, you.
00:29:00
Can't just. In case anybody in the audience
00:29:01
wants to buy their hubby. Don't.
00:29:03
No, that's not good. You might, might kill somebody,
00:29:05
man. Yeah, I'm not trying to kill
00:29:07
anybody, but. So.
00:29:08
It's available on eBay, which I think is funny.
00:29:11
So if it has sedophil in it and stuff, yeah, they can't.
00:29:14
You need a description for that. So how can they can't be
00:29:16
selling? That's weird.
00:29:18
I wonder. They must have known they did
00:29:20
this. Trying to think they're going to
00:29:21
get over. I mean, hey.
00:29:23
How much is that chocolate? Bar if you buy a chocolate bar
00:29:26
called aphrodisiac, well you buy a pack of 24 on eBay.
00:29:29
If you put the link up it's a pack of 24 on there right now
00:29:32
for 40 bucks. I just thought it was.
00:29:34
I just went out to the hell of it and typed it in, went to the
00:29:36
search engine. The first one that came up was
00:29:38
eBay and did. You try some of this Lancet.
00:29:41
I have not tried it, no. Oh, Speaking of this, by the
00:29:44
way. Yeah.
00:29:46
So on Friday I forgot it was Lance's birthday and we forgot
00:29:49
to say this on air. Oh yeah, look at him.
00:29:52
Oh yeah. So happy birthday Lance belated
00:29:55
from on the show from Friday. Sorry, but it was his birthday.
00:29:58
Appreciate. That I don't usually tell.
00:30:00
Anybody. He's old as dirt, everybody, so
00:30:02
you know he looks good though for his age.
00:30:05
I feel old as dirt. He looked good for 45.
00:30:08
Yeah, everybody. They did so good.
00:30:10
Lie. All right, You know, George,
00:30:13
we've said this many times that a lot of our weapons end up on
00:30:15
the dark web. A lot of weapons get stolen off
00:30:18
of bases. They now caught a Marine who's
00:30:22
accused of stealing Javelin missile systems.
00:30:26
And listen to this number, George. 2 million rounds of ammo
00:30:32
from Camp Pendleton. Now, I don't even know how the
00:30:36
hell you'd get all this off the base without getting caught.
00:30:40
The Javelin missile systems, that's extremely disturbing and
00:30:45
they haven't been able to recover them all.
00:30:47
So as you guys know, this is a 23 year old ammunition
00:30:49
technician. He basically treated the base
00:30:52
armor like his personal inventory.
00:30:55
He stole Javelin anti tank missiles and sold them in
00:30:58
Arizona. And those are the fire and
00:31:01
forget systems that can punch through heavy tank armor for
00:31:04
miles away. It's the same weapons the US
00:31:07
sent to Ukraine to stop Russian armor and the investigators
00:31:11
recovered only one of the missile systems and some ammo.
00:31:15
But my understanding is that one of the missile systems is still
00:31:20
out there. From the stories I read one or
00:31:21
more they didn't really clarify. And 2 million rounds of M855
00:31:27
rifle ammunition is still unaccounted for.
00:31:30
And I guess over 2 weeks he stole, in this one example, 66
00:31:35
cans of ammo and only about 1/3 of it's been recovered.
00:31:39
So he's facing obviously a bunch of charges he's held without
00:31:42
bail, conspiracy, theft, embezzlement of government
00:31:45
property and possession, sale of stolen ammunition.
00:31:49
But this is serious stuff here. I mean, the ammunition is the
00:31:52
least of their worries. Although crazy this guy could
00:31:55
get away with this. The Javelin is kind of blowing
00:31:58
my mind. George, I would think that these
00:32:01
are. You can take out a plane.
00:32:04
Yeah, I'm not you know, I'm not sure that it works as an anti
00:32:08
aircraft weapon, but it it may very well So I I don't really
00:32:11
know. And usually it's used for, you
00:32:13
know, armored AP VS and tanks, but I don't know, I don't know
00:32:18
if it would keep it true. That's your track.
00:32:20
I don't know if it has enough guidance system in it to track
00:32:23
planes, but I mean imagine an aircraft sitting on a runway.
00:32:28
You know, somebody's watching me.
00:32:29
Yeah. You better be careful because
00:32:31
there's some javelins out there in the wild.
00:32:32
You're right. Yeah, imagine that.
00:32:36
I mean, imagine a plane sitting on a runway and I'll only.
00:32:39
Imagine President Trump motorcade bro.
00:32:42
Yeah, exactly. Even though his vehicle could
00:32:44
probably take it. But just thinking about that,
00:32:48
they better find this other one. They ought to.
00:32:50
They ought to be waterboarding this freaking dude.
00:32:54
Well in Gitmo. Imagine if he gives it.
00:32:57
Up how he sold it. But what if he sold it to
00:32:59
somebody that didn't really disclose their real identity?
00:33:02
What if the person was being very sneaky about it?
00:33:06
He didn't care because he just wanted the money.
00:33:09
Crazy. So I mean, there's got to be
00:33:13
some kind of electronic communications or something,
00:33:15
right? They just got to file it and
00:33:18
trace it. I don't believe.
00:33:20
That as long as long as they don't treat it like Nancy
00:33:22
Guthrie's mom's case or her case, it'll be all right, you
00:33:25
might find them. Yeah, I don't, I don't think
00:33:27
Javelins have tracking systems in them.
00:33:30
That went over your head, huh? Yeah, go ahead.
00:33:33
Yeah, I know I didn't. I caught that.
00:33:34
But I was thinking about what you said, Jeff.
00:33:36
What did I say? I'm talking about the
00:33:38
communications between the seller and buyer.
00:33:44
Yeah, hang on a minute. You're looking to see if they
00:33:48
got any kind of tracking. Good .0 No, that's the guidance.
00:33:53
They do not have systems tracking them.
00:33:55
It does not look like they have guidance tracking.
00:33:59
Interesting. They use infrared seeker as
00:34:02
their tracking system, so it does not look like they have a
00:34:04
way to track it. Meaning AGPS or something built
00:34:08
into the weapon. Interesting.
00:34:11
All right, well, I mean, that's not great news.
00:34:13
Of course. We never want to see a weapon
00:34:15
that's sophisticated in the hands of people that shouldn't.
00:34:17
Have how far did how? Let me ask you a quick how far
00:34:19
can I javelin fire? I believe the tracking once it's
00:34:24
locked on is several miles. So why can't I hit the plane,
00:34:28
Lance? I'm not sure that the tracking
00:34:31
system this is infrared. I'm not sure that it let's let's
00:34:34
see just for the heck of a Javelin, can you use it against
00:34:39
a plane in flight? I don't know if that can be used
00:34:43
for that. You can.
00:34:46
Anti tank missile can be used against aircraft in flight,
00:34:49
specifically low and slow moving targets like helicopters.
00:34:53
It uses fire and forget infrared technology to lock on making it
00:34:57
effective against Rory wing aircraft.
00:34:59
But it is not designed to engage fast moving fixed wing jets.
00:35:05
So prop planes, helicopters, yes.
00:35:09
OK, well I just want to state this on air.
00:35:12
If the FBI come to lay at his house because he was doing
00:35:14
searches. Yeah, no.
00:35:17
But you know, the good news is I didn't use AVPN.
00:35:23
You know, it's funny, it's interesting when you're doing
00:35:25
these shows we all can do, we often do do research online and
00:35:29
if somebody was watching and some of this stuff, we've looked
00:35:31
up everything. I mean, we've looked up stuff
00:35:32
about the pipe bombs and this and that.
00:35:34
There's definitely history. But of course, hopefully they
00:35:36
would recognize that we're using it for show material.
00:35:39
I'm I'm not trying to construct anything you'd hope right now
00:35:45
you see me now you don't, I guess since 2022.
00:35:47
Here's an interesting statistics, George, your zoom
00:35:51
went out. George.
00:35:52
The number of ships faking the locations at sea has spiked over
00:35:55
200%. So I guess there's a massive
00:36:01
shadow fleet that is currently moving global trade entirely off
00:36:04
the grid. So as you guys know, traditional
00:36:07
maritime tracking relies on the automatic identification system
00:36:11
or AIS ships broadcaster, the coordinates.
00:36:14
Now, you might have heard some of this because of the Strait of
00:36:16
Hormuz, but they're turning off their guidance system when
00:36:19
they're trying to pass, hoping that they can get through
00:36:21
without the Iranians stopping. And so but, but bad actors
00:36:25
simply turn their transponders off to vanish, or they spoof
00:36:30
their location to appear hundreds of miles away from
00:36:32
their actual physical coordinates.
00:36:34
And I guess the US recently seized the oil tanker Skipper
00:36:37
for sanctions evasion. And an analysis of satellite
00:36:41
data by The New York Times proved the ship faked its
00:36:43
coordinates multiple times to hide its movements.
00:36:48
Now, to catch these ships, you have to use a lot of it.
00:36:50
A lot of this is satellite. But it's really difficult when
00:36:52
they turn off their tracking. And it's interesting, here's a
00:36:56
map. And I guess there's this, this
00:36:58
is an actual video showing that these ships haven't even left
00:37:01
the port and their tracking systems are being turned off and
00:37:04
on. And I guess basically the system
00:37:08
doesn't necessarily, the way it runs now doesn't necessarily red
00:37:11
flag a ship when it turns the tracker off, it just tracks the
00:37:15
ships that have their tracking systems on.
00:37:17
Does it have audio with it? I don't know if this has audio
00:37:23
or not, George. I never really paid attention to
00:37:25
that. This is just 7 seconds, but it's
00:37:27
just very short clip I'm. Going to put it with us.
00:37:30
I don't think there's audio with it.
00:37:32
But you'll see that as they're leaving the ports, they're
00:37:34
turning off their tracking. Just yeah, go ahead.
00:37:38
Want to put on loop no. It doesn't matter.
00:37:45
So it's interesting how the ships just disappear.
00:37:49
Well, you guys probably caught it the other day.
00:37:52
Cash Patel's personal e-mail, which I have to give him credit.
00:37:55
That was Friday, remember? I brought it up on the show.
00:37:57
Yeah. Well, what's interesting about
00:37:59
this? They, they, you know, of course
00:38:03
this is Handela. I wanted to give some additional
00:38:05
details about this. I ran linked hacker group that
00:38:08
they were saying the FBI security was a joke.
00:38:10
Well, this was Cash Patel's personal e-mail.
00:38:14
Number one, I got to take my hat off for cash.
00:38:17
Look, you know, interestingly enough, this guy had nothing in
00:38:20
his personal e-mail that I would consider unsavory.
00:38:24
It wasn't like anything came up or he had sent some kind of an
00:38:28
unsavory message to somebody or a Dick pic or something else
00:38:32
stupid that could happen for to some people in their e-mail.
00:38:35
So my hats off to him. In fact, he looks like a pretty
00:38:38
normal guy. A lot of people said the hack
00:38:41
actually gave him credibility online.
00:38:44
I'd have to agree. So because I'm sure a lot of
00:38:46
government officials with their personal emails were put out, I
00:38:49
can't imagine what would happen. But the FBI's job is to stop
00:38:54
hackers. As you guys know, they have a
00:38:57
complete division for this. And now the solution is fix.
00:39:00
This is a $10 million bounty on the Iranian hacker.
00:39:07
Seems kind of odd that the group that's supposed to block hacking
00:39:11
is a response and supposed to be able to track hacking had to put
00:39:14
up a $10 million bounty on these guys to locate them.
00:39:22
I guess they've the kind of know who they are, but they don't
00:39:24
really know they're they're they're somewhat guessing.
00:39:28
So interesting stuff, but I think it kind of shows the
00:39:31
ineffectiveness of the FBI in its own way.
00:39:36
You know, when you go to Georgia, you've probably been,
00:39:39
there's a lot of times there's these fountains where people
00:39:41
throw change in as a donation. Parks take the change and they
00:39:46
use it for the, the parks and improvements and that sort of
00:39:50
thing. And a lot of times you're going
00:39:51
to be a lot of money. Interestingly enough, a fountain
00:39:55
at a State Park, The, the, the money kept, the coins kept
00:39:59
disappearing in the park. And after repeated complaints
00:40:03
about missing coins. Maybe they were trying to buy
00:40:06
food, Lance. I mean, come on.
00:40:08
The security footage from Park Fountain finally revealed the
00:40:11
unlikely criminals. It looks like it was raccoons
00:40:17
collecting the shiny coins for themselves.
00:40:20
It's quite a stockpile they got there.
00:40:21
George, you're doing pretty well for.
00:40:23
I wonder if they're going out and buying snack foods like you
00:40:25
just said. Is that what they're doing?
00:40:26
I don't know, maybe it's possible.
00:40:30
Feed me. I'm hungry.
00:40:32
They eat a lot of raccoons. They eat anything.
00:40:35
That's pretty funny though that they're, I mean, like they were
00:40:39
just piling to change. I guess so, man.
00:40:42
Maybe you like the way he glittered or something.
00:40:44
I mean. I don't know, they just liked
00:40:45
it. I mean, a lot of times raccoons
00:40:46
will go into fountains and water supplies to wash their hands.
00:40:49
You know they go and wash and clean themselves in water.
00:40:52
Maybe they were watching people throw it away.
00:40:54
You know, they see watch people throw away food, they go eat it.
00:40:57
I don't know. Crazy stuff.
00:41:00
Very interesting though now. Here's an interesting one for
00:41:02
the cat owners out there. I don't know how many of you had
00:41:05
this experience I have. Well, you know, we have Bella, a
00:41:08
rescue cat my wife brought into our home like I call her.
00:41:12
I joke around and call her the accidental cat because we never
00:41:15
really had thought we'd be having a rescue cat.
00:41:18
But it looks like China came out with a solution.
00:41:21
A lot of times I had a problem where Bella wanted to come and
00:41:23
sit on my laptop while I was working, of course pressing the
00:41:27
keys attracted by the heat. But China's got a solution.
00:41:33
Heated fake cat laptops. So this is for cats that sit on
00:41:38
keyboards and interrupt your workflow.
00:41:42
Big attention. So basically this is a heated
00:41:44
laptop plated clip and cats, you know, they'll they'll go over
00:41:48
and sit on the heated laptop versus coming and sitting on
00:41:51
your laptop might it might improve your work production.
00:41:55
So. Yeah, but doesn't that just
00:41:57
teach them to sit on laptops then?
00:41:59
They'll just sit on any laptop. I, you know, she, she didn't
00:42:02
learn that from me. Bella does it just because it's
00:42:04
warm, you know? How about you put a little like
00:42:07
shocker thing? You know how to have shock
00:42:09
collars for dogs? Oh, Ouch.
00:42:11
I don't know. Let's play a clip.
00:42:16
Kurt always gets on my laptop out of all the places, and it's
00:42:19
because he wants to be involved with what I'm doing.
00:42:21
But it's also because it's warm. So I got this cat laptop that
00:42:24
heats up and Gary checked it out right away.
00:42:27
Soon as Kurt found it, he loved it.
00:42:29
You look so. Cute.
00:42:32
Yeah, look at that. So now Kurt has his own laptop
00:42:36
that he can lay on while I can still use mine.
00:42:40
I don't know about that, Lance. Well, it could be a solution for
00:42:45
people out there because I know how cats are.
00:42:47
They're pretty persistent. I still have to shush Bell off
00:42:50
of the laptop. All right, well, listen, sorry
00:42:53
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