PJ Vogt

Like, what was unusual about the lawsuit?

So he, the private citizen, is suing the government, but he's essentially, he's on both sides of that lawsuit.

Right.

Because, like, in theory, if I were, like...

got in over my head on my buying designer button-up shirts on eBay habit.

And I was in trouble.

And I sued Search Engine, the business that I co-run, and then went to court.

A judge would be like, you can't be in a fight with Search Engine.

If you want to take money from Search Engine, take money from Search Engine.

But you can't say that you're fighting with Search Engine and the court has to provide relief because obviously you don't have an adversarial relationship to Search Engine.

So one possibility is they would have just, like, wired it to his Chase account.

Tell me, before you get to the analysis about the fund, what is the fund?

It's great content.

It's just like the idea that somehow this is ending in kind of reparations for Jan Sixers.

It's just— Literally, yeah.

Literally reparations.

But he calls it the anti-weaponization fund.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And it's not clear that they will have to say who they've given the money to.