Danny Jones

And he's the most intelligent person, interesting person I've ever met.

I said, sure, love to meet him.

So we go out to lunch and it's a gentleman named Martin Rodil.

He's Venezuelan.

And I ask him, what are you working on?

Are you still working with DEA?

And he goes, no, for the last couple of years, I've been working on election fraud.

And of course, my ears perked up.

And I said, you know, what's that about, right?

And he goes, what are you doing tomorrow?

Because I'm staying out in Malibu.

And if you come out there, I'll show you all the four-hour presentation that we put together that we're showing members of Congress.

So I go out there.

He is a whistleblower, government whistleblower.

For what part of the government was he in?

At this point, he's private.

There's a program through the Treasury Department where you can become an independent government whistleblower.

The purpose is to recover...

funds that have been obtained illegally, you know, drug cartels mostly, and recover them and find out where they're being stashed and the government seizes those assets.

Yeah, my question is like, what's this guy's background?