Sam Koppelman

One is a leaked phone call of Big Jam, some other execs from the company, with a select group of elite investors who they tell certain things that they did not tell the public, which we'll get to in a minute.

And the second thing is this treasure trove of a group chat where Phil Mickelson,

seems to be sharing what I have heard some securities regulators describe as inside information that he got directly from Big Jim.

And just to give you an example of this, because some of these aren't particularly close calls, on September 29th, Phil writes the group, I spoke with Jim this morning.

An announcement is coming today after market closes.

It could be an 8K or press release.

Not sure exactly what the details will be.

I couldn't say anything until after the close.

Lo and behold, about an hour later, Sable in fact releases a market-moving SEC filing and press release, as Jim told Phil that morning he would.

And a law professor we spoke to

told us that this sounds like violations of a couple different SEC rules, including something called Reg FD that I'm not going to bore you with.

But what's weird about this particular potential insider trading story, the saddest part of it is that even with some of this seemingly inside info, Pablo, I don't think these guys were making money.

They were losing it.

The stock price was going down.

He then, according to the messages, sells half his stock.

He says he wants to de-risk a little bit.

But then, Pablo, there's another message very shortly afterwards where Phil says, I'm buying it back.

Because Pablo, Sable does have one real move left.

The same move that Chauncey and Trevor Milton and CZ were running, which is appealing directly to the Trump administration.

And the reason we know that this is Sable's plan is because of that second leak I got, the phone call between Sable and investors.