Patrick Bet-David

Tom will remember this.

This was how long ago?

15 years ago, 10 years ago, something like that, 13 years ago.

And I go to the same doctor that was Whitney Houston's doctor for your throat.

And they went in, they said, there's something there.

And it could be cancers.

And I was going to a trip to Hawaii.

Monday, they said, we do the surgery.

They came and cut it.

When they cut it, it was Thanksgiving.

I couldn't speak to anybody on Thanksgiving.

If you're at Thanksgiving at my house, I'm texting you.

So family people were talking shit to me.

And I'm like, the only way I can respond back was in text.

So until you have experienced cyber warfare, you don't think about the importance of it.

Until the system, the grid is taken out, and we don't have power, and it's in the cold, and a cold front comes, and you're like, wait a minute, the power of a heater, you're not thinking about it.

Until the banking system is hit, until you look up in the sky and say, how the hell are there 10,000 drones coming, and you see things blowing up, you're not going to be thinking about the importance of this.

So I don't know.

I think there's a part of me that's like, let's stay tight.

There's another part of me that's like, look, man—