Mike Benz

Sorry.

No, there is something about like...

If something did go down there, there was some shady, like there was a cartel thing.

There was like a busted CIA operation with a shootout with the, you know, like elements of the Guadalajara cartel or Colombian cartel that was active in the space.

And some shit went down and they don't want it to get public.

Like I could see a world in which what we're talking about is whether or not there are aliens.

And it's easy to simply dismiss the whole thing because, you know,

okay, there's no proof that there's, but you're not actually asking, well, what actually, what actually did, like, you're not talking about what other witnesses may have said.

All we know is these witnesses seem to be crazy because they're claiming aliens.

So if they told you some other thing, you're inclined to discount them because you're, you're sort of preloaded to believe that these witnesses are not credible because some of them have talked about aliens or something.

And that's why all of a sudden you just like a story that like, whoa, some people said, you know, and they're crazy.

There's there's nothing.

Which one?

And it'll be perfect.

You look at some of these judges, that doesn't even seem so bad when you compare them.

I mean, I'll look, it's this is one of these things where I mean, the main thing that I think is interesting from from this capitalism, communism debate is that there is a incredible amount of.

capitalist profiteering from, from communist policies that I think is underappreciated by a large part of the conservative movement.

Like if you think about things like, uh, climate finance, clean energy, uh, public health vaccine, uh, you know, products and the like, how many of these markets are made by government imposed mandates, uh,

government subsidies and the like.

It's actually very capitalist in the sense of the acquiring of private capital for a company like Pfizer to push sort of government control over the industry because the government can mandate