Sean Davis

And I promise you, most people will move on.

It's the fact that that's being hidden that I think angers so many people that they won't just come out and say, yeah, yeah, we think he was working for X, Y, and Z. Just tell us.

Just tell us who he was working for.

Yeah.

And so to be clear on on that issue with Acosta, that was somebody who who testified that they heard Acosta say he belongs to intelligence.

I believe Acosta has denied that he said that.

So I think that's an important fact.

Yeah, that's fair.

And the thing is, I don't need what he said or allegedly said or a third party hearsay.

We can just look at who the guy was talking to and what he was doing.

My particular belief is that he was doing a lot of financial engineering work, some creative transactional hiding and laundering, probably for a lot of foreign governments.

And as a result, my guess is they were looking the other way on his extracurricular trafficking activities.

But the thing is, just tell us

I genuinely don't know, because I mean, that would presuppose that he's been told everything.

And I'll tell you, having covered the deep state for 10 years and watched what they do and how they manipulate leaders and how they lie to the American public and how they break laws to do whatever they want.

I don't have a whole lot of faith that that if they know that they've given him the whole picture.

Yeah, so one of the frustrations I have, and it's not just them, it's happening across the board, is this new idea from members of Congress and senators that what they really need to do is get elected so that they can become influencers and podcast hosts.

I find that just absolutely insane and insulting.

And like you're a member of Congress.

You have real power.