Pablo Torre

And so the bros, seeing all these disclosures, all this information that you're digging up,

and you're transparently providing, they send you what?

And the stock moves.

Yeah, which sounds suspicious.

Look, again, as a pure, just like, what's happening here?

Phil knows some stuff that people don't know, and he's teasing the group chat about what he knows and maybe what, therefore, it suggests about the direction of the company.

Correct.

So what was happening to their money?

And so in terms of that desperation in the ways that it's expressed on Twitter, I got to say that when I started looking at the messages you were receiving, it put them into even sharper relief because the excerpts from the messages he was sending the chat.

I mean, I should just read some of them here.

We'll show them because in one of them, he writes, quote, we need an actual prayer.

I don't see a clear path forward.

In that one, he is basically admitting to planning to sell shares.

In another one of them that you published, he writes, quote, I'm very defeated right now.

And yet another message, he says, quote, I'd do it again, given the information we had.

It sucks that maybe there's a last-ditch effort to save it, and I think there should be, but it's not a path to invest in right now, end quote.

I'm not f***ing leaving.

I'm not f***ing leaving.

And so all of this obviously tracks with Phil's alleged commitment to making the big bets that Billy Walters himself, of course, guilty of insider trading, had spoken about before in the book, the audio book that we played.

But this particular strategy, I just want to understand it.