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And it's just like there's a lot of stories that I have like that since I was here last and since Occupied came out of how –

we're having conversations now that people would have never dreamed of having.

It would have made them like shudder in fear six months ago, a year ago.

And so, yeah, it's always interesting traveling to Vegas, very interesting people when you get here, having a similar conversation in the lobby of the hotel.

I'm overhearing people having conversations about this war, Jeffrey Epstein, just like regular people talking about how Trump is completely compromised.

Yeah, I went to church yesterday and I hadn't been there in like a couple months.

So what brings you in?

So Apple Podcasts and Spotify have the same thing.

They will ban you for what they call objectionable content.

What does that even mean?

And who's deciding what's objectionable?

I'm going to bet the people who are making the arbiters of that decision are probably in an office on Rothschild Boulevard somewhere.

I'm like, man, this guy was named 37,000 times in the three and a half million files that we have in this, you know, this tranche of Epstein documents.

Right.

And you got people saying, well, he's just completely vindicated because Trump said, well, this totally exonerates me.

I've only mentioned 37,000 times.

And now, you know, there was this congressman that went in and looked at these unredacted files.

I forget what his name was.

But, you know, heroically, then he puts these things on the big, you know, the big tag board and he comes out on the congressional floor, on the House floor.

And he takes these unredacted files that we weren't supposed to see that show that Trump is all up in these files raping girls.