Patrick Bet-David

So I sat on it and I said, what do I tell this guy?

Do I write back?

You know, what level of hope does a person have at 27 years old that is accused of killing the CEO of a company, United Healthcare?

We all know that United Healthcare was known for lowest percentage of paying insurance to their clients or the, you know, payouts that they're giving.

So it's not like they had a good reputation.

But to go and allegedly kill that CEO, what do you tell a guy like that in the letter?

What do you tell them?

So I sat there and I thought about it.

I remember being in military and how much letters meant to us.

Till today, my teacher from my high school, health and guidance teacher, that I met her when I was 14 years old.

I'm 47, 33 years old.

You know, till today we write letters to each other.

Every three months I get a letter from her.

She's got chickens, she's got this, she's got that.

But it took me back to when I was in the military, how valuable a response was.

So I wrote a letter back to him, and I sent it yesterday with six books to him.

So I think those other six books, he's got time to read, so I sent him the other six books to go through as well.

The guy's got a sense of humor, even though he knows what he's done.

And I have so many questions that I wrote in the letter to him.

But maybe think about something else.