Mike Howell

Let's talk really quickly about, uh, something that if the Congress ever gets back in session, it doesn't look like the Democrats will ever open government again, but is going to be on the table.

Uh, that's this little swamp program of all these NGOs that populate under what's known as the trafficking violence or victims protection act TV PA.

It's this old, uh,

You know, 2000, I think it was passed in the year 2000, a law at a time when like some 600 to 800,000 victims of trafficking existed, according to the State Department.

Over the next 25 years, that number exploded to some 27 million.

So a lot more people trafficked since this law passed and spawned this whole web of government funded nonprofit groups.

that are basically pushing the wokest, furthest left DEI policies to the tunes of millions of dollars from the government.

They're now suing President Trump to keep that slush fund alive.

You have the wokest groups that are called Freedom Partners USA.

They're suing Trump, guess where?

Up in Pritzkerville in Illinois, in Chicago, trying to get a favorable jurisdiction.

to turn the spigot back on.

They're pushing just DEI, all this LGBTQ crap, and then also these just really novel theories of mind control that you can guess how they'll be applied should the Democrats ever take power again.

So that's on that front, but a bunch more to cover if you want to talk McIver or any others.

Yeah.

So there's a lot of money swirling around.

Of course, a ton of it is government money that went out during the Biden years at a scale we've never seen before.

But that also explains, you know, why Eisen's there on TV with his latest grip suing to stop the construction.

It's because there's so many just extraordinarily wealthy people, a lot of these tech oligarchs, too, who are, you know, all of a sudden trying to play both sides.

They just have a lot of money and a lot of anger out there.