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that they're strictly limiting the use of government vehicles.

I have reached out to the government's presidency.

You can hear my reporting from Republic of the Marshall Islands, including an interview with the then president in 2023.

That's another series that we've made here on It Could Happen Here.

But I'm going to see if we can get someone from the RMI on for an interview, because I think some of these small island nations, right, where everything has to be shipped in, the cost of fuel...

can make things extremely difficult for people just trying to eke out an existence there in a place that the United States nuked despite never raising a word in anger against us.

Finally, our last few stories this episode, starting with a tale of two bombing plots.

American classic.

Truly the American tradition that just won't die.

A brother and sister have been indicted after allegedly planting an improvised explosive device outside of MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida on March 10th before fleeing to China two days later.

After planting the bomb, the brother allegedly alerted officials by calling 911, but the explosive went undiscovered for nearly a week.

It did not detonate.

The sister was arrested after returning from China, and she's charged with evidence tampering and being an accessory after the fact.

Prosecutors allege that she helped clean and sell the car used to plant the bomb.

and asked ChatGPT how to obtain a Chinese visa and transfer properties in her brother's name and searched for Chinese schools for her brother to attend.

Her brother is still suspected to be in China.

Look, I am stunned that these people didn't accidentally blow themselves up.

Well, the reason why is because it's actually very hard to build a bomb.

Yeah, I guess when you try to build a bomb, there's three outcomes, right?

There's one, you fail to build a bomb.