Tom Bilyeu

I never heard you say it with so much conviction.

There it is.

Dude, you can't let, like, at some point, you just have to say there's a line.

So why would- I think I will be very interested to see how the world responds to seeing how much of this is going to the Quality Learing Center and the California equivalent and the New York equivalent and all that.

It is going to be...

eye-opening when we see like fraud wild like misappropriations of funds where you're spending all this money and getting absolutely nothing done like it and in the age of the internet you're gonna see it all

And there are going to be people doing what Nick Shirley did in every city across the country.

And people will see like, Oh damn, like we are so inefficient with our money.

Like we don't have a revenue problem.

We have a spending problem.

And.

if you were able to get that money to actually go to the things that you wanted to go to, now all of a sudden you can have some really incredible, whether it's healthcare, whether it's education, like you can start making those things incredible when you're not just leaking money the way that we're leaking money.

So yeah, seeing people go on a kleptocratic grab for more cash when they are already defrauding the American people is grotesque in the extreme.

In the extreme.

Update us.

All right, here's my take.

There are increasing calls for President Trump to invoke the Insurrection Act to calm the ongoing riots in Minnesota.

For context, the Insurrection Act has been invoked by roughly 37% of all presidents.

I was shocked.

By that stat, I had no idea.