Brett (Brett MidasTouch)

I think it's called like 1789 Capital or something like that.

Donald Trump Jr.

is a partner on the board of that investment firm.

Who sits as a board member of BlinkRx, which is what TrumpRx is using for all this stuff.

If you guess Donald Trump Jr.

sits as the board member on BlinkRx, you'd be right.

And you could go now with Howard Lutnick.

After Lutnick became commerce secretary, his children took control of his firm, Cantor Fitzgerald, which is now profiting from a $500 million SPAC, which is tied to Donald Trump's push to bring drug manufacturing to the US.

And this whole push that Donald Trump is doing with BlinkRx stands to boost the financial interests of his entire family, directly tied into it.

And so you just see how this works in everything Donald Trump is doing.

You realize, oh, he's not doing this to benefit people.

He's doing this to benefit his own family or his own cronies.

It's the stuff you see in Soviet dictatorships.

And I think that's something we're probably going to be going back to a lot in this episode and other episodes as we see what the Trump administration is doing.

I didn't even understand what he was saying the other day, which you brought up earlier, but when he was like, oh yeah, no, Hamas, they do what they want.

I trust them.

They're going to do great.

They patrol the areas.

They're going to get rid of all those bad gangs.

Why are you hyping Hamas?