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sOkay, good morning. Good morning you beautiful people all around the world.

sUh happy good morning uh here on this Friday. Happy Friday to everybody. Um

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sso I have an angle on this uh Candace Owens story that I don't think anybody has uh picked up and I think it's the

smost important story. I think it's following the money. In any kind of uh investigation, you want to follow the

smoney. Um you don't want to follow um the Shoe Shine boys uh at the New York Stock Exchange failing unless they're

giving the advice to uh Joseph Kennedy Jr. to get out of the market. Joseph Kennedy, get out of the market. But you

typically want to follow the people uh in the major events in world history.

You want to follow the people that are the insiders, the people that are the richest people, the people that are doing the manipulation behind the

scenes, people are pulling the strings behind the scenes, people who are doing the machinations, the underhanded um uh

moves and so forth. That's the people that you typically want to find. And what I find interesting about the TPUSA

investigation and the Candace Owens thing is um there's so much focus on the minor players and these are not even

minor minor players. They are the really just the little kind of the runners and the the messenger boys, the pages. It'd

be like covering Congress. I was 5 years in Washington DC and you would say, "Okay, well the page from Alabama 19th,

s, 6 secondsyou know, over there by Huntsville,

s, 8 secondsAlabama, where Missile and Space Defense is where they do a lot of false flags,

s, 13 secondsuh, is is Mikey McCoy, you know, little Mikey McCoy, and he can make it from the Alabama Delegation up to the speaker's

s, 21 secondsdesk in about 12 seconds. We've we've timed that out. Uh that's how long it takes Mikey and McCoy to get from the missile and space defense lobby in

s, 30 secondsAlabama 19 up to the uh front of the speaker desk. And you know and to and I

s, 37 secondsand I appreciate all of the expose that's happened with the insiders at TPUSA. I get that. uh and how they

s, 46 secondsdidn't react correctly and how they seem to be on their phone in milliseconds and how they seem to be changing their story about what happened after the shots rang

s, 54 secondsout and I get that good morning Birmingham, Alabama where my mother was born, right? Uh so I uh we beautiful

s, 2 secondspeople, we appreciate you all over the world, people. Uh so yeah, I I get that kind of breakdown because it says uh

s, 10 secondspeople have this kind of natural litmus test like if your best friend was shot in front of you and there wasn't another shot and you didn't think it was a mass

s, 18 secondsmurder. Just the first natural tendency would be to go to your friend and help your friend. Put, you know, you take

s, 26 secondsyour shirt off if you had to or get any kind of gauze or whatever and bandage you would try to see how bad the wound is. Just just think of anytime you even

s, 34 secondssee a stranger fall on the street or whatnot. The first thing is you take two, you know, giant lunge steps toward them and or are you okay? You know,

s, 43 secondssometimes you see people fall on the street or whatever, older folks or people that are disabled, your first imp, you know, your first just instant

s, 52 secondsthing is to jump and help, right? And so the fact that Blake Nef uh goes on Telegram, the fact that Mikey like walks

s, 1 secondaway uh almost instantaneously on his phone are the telltale signs that people use to say something's up here. Some somebody knew something was going on.

s, 12 secondsBut when I try to figure out who did a murder, right? And when I look at the the big picture, if it's not Tyler

s, 20 secondsRobinson, everybody knows a a horizontal shot doesn't create a vertical wound.

s, 27 secondsSo, we know that's not the story, then I look for the most powerful people. I look for the richest people. I don't look for the people who are kind of the

s, 36 secondsallarans, the pages, and so forth. When I covered Congress, I was looking at Schumer. I was talking to all the Schumer aids. I was, you know, talking

s, 44 secondsto, you know, looking at Mark Short who was coming up from the White House.

s, 48 secondsHere, here comes Mark Short. He's in the carriage room. They're going to talk about DACA. What's the number going to be? Is it going to be 80,000? Is it going to be 90,000? Is it going to be

s, 56 seconds100,000? You know, this is how I covered the Senate. Um, and you ask the people who are the key decision makers, the key

s, 4 secondsswing senators. I remember the senator from uh West Virginia was always the one uh that I would ask the questions to

s, 12 secondsbecause he kind of led the swing group in the Senate. He was with the pharmaceutical company.

s, 17 secondsHis his mother was with pharmaceutical daughter was with the pharmaceutical company. I can't remember they jacked the price of um uh of all their drugs

s, 27 seconds700%. But anyway, uh Joe Mansion, I would always ask Joe Mansion. I would always kind of cover the action of okay

s, 35 secondswell it's it's going to be a close vote it's going to be 48 49 and there's three votes out there you know you know how all the Democrats are going to vote you

s, 44 secondsknow all the Republican vote the swing voters you know that's the guys I got to ask the questions to so I tend to go toward the most powerful people in a in

s, 53 secondsa conflict situation I go to the biggest money I go to the billionaires first right and then I'll work my way down to the millionaires work my way down to the

s, 1 secondpeople and then finally we'll get to the the the hand ringers and the and the people that are pages that are carrying the backpacks carrying somebody else's

s, 9 secondswater and so forth. And and what's amazing in this whole investigation is we haven't had anybody focusing on the

s, 16 secondsbillionaires. Um uh they they've gone unscathed. So uh billionaires um

s, 25 secondsand I mean and I have tremendous respect for everybody doing this. I have a tremendous respect for Baron Coleman. I have tremendous respect for Ian Carol. I

s, 34 secondshave tremendous respect for Candace. Um I I I I love them all. I think they're all doing a great job. But but the

s, 42 secondsDupants have gone without any kind of scrutiny here. And and they're the people making the key offer. You know,

s, 49 secondsit's sort of like waging the Godfather.

s, 53 secondsAnd here comes uh you know Salazzo you know one of the families crime families of New York and he's sitting in front of

sVeto Corleó and he says hey Salazzo you're going to have to be happy with the pizza joints in Brooklyn you know

s, 9 secondswe're going to take over Manhattan or whatever you know they're going to we're going to there's six bureaus in New York and there's six families and you're going to have to be happy with the slice

s, 17 secondswe we slice out for you. It's an offer you can't refuse, right? You realize that you're sitting there with the dawn

s, 24 secondsand the dawn is telling you how they've decided things are going to work. And you can either agree or disagree, but

s, 33 secondsyou're not going to go, I don't want Staten Island. You know, the Salazzos,

s, 37 secondsyou know, we we have all these pizza shops over in Brooklyn. We want we want Brooklyn. We don't want Staten Island.

s, 43 secondsThat's not how it works at the mafia meeting, right? where they've already determined how each family is going to get a slice of burrow of New York,

s, 50 secondsright? You either accept the deal that Veto Kolone has given you

s, 56 secondsor you say, "Well, I'll see you, you know, on the streets, you know, and then there's going to be a shootout, right?"

s, 5 secondsAnd so, it's called an offer you can't refuse. And this story, and amazingly,

s, 11 secondsno one's covered this. This story has an offer you can't refuse from a billionaire from a billionaire that we've been dealing with for 30 years.

s, 20 secondsI've been personally reporting on these billionaires for 10 years. And they're at the key points in all of the Trump

s, 28 secondstakedowns, in all the uh bioagents of development with the Dooesberg scholars with the Deont. We've been talking about

s, 35 secondswith Bob Müller with the Deont and his father with the Deont. We've been t going his father uh all the way back to the Manhattan project with the Deont.

s, 45 secondsWe've been talking about the Russian spy girls at the Deont mansion over and over again. It's the Deont, you know, dark hand here, right? That that's guiding

s, 53 secondseverything. And you just wonder how did the Deont [laughter]

s, 57 secondsget such a free pass here? I don't I don't believe it. uh you know the Deont uh Pierre Deont she Candace mentioned it

s, 6 secondsone time you know there was this little thing you know there's a lot of things happening somebody took an SD card out

s, 14 secondsof a camera somebody else wore a green hoodie you know this person over here uh wore a

s, 20 secondsred shirt this crew over here wore maroon shirts and all that's great I'm not I'm not criticizing that right but

s, 30 secondsthat in that list as you're going through the litany, right, of things that happened, right, you all of a sudden uh come across and there is this

s, 39 secondsone billionaire that said, "Charlie, if you don't step in line and go in line, you're going to be dead in two days."

s, 47 secondsHis name's Pierre Deont.

s, 51 secondsAnd you know, the chief financial officer,

s, 55 secondsthe chief operating officer, Justin Strait, who had been put in charge uh by Charlie only eight days before, is

s, 2 secondsthe one telling you that that this there's been this upheaval in management where Charlie's asked for this Doge

s, 10 secondsaudit on the second and the, you know, Tyler Boyer won't do it. So, he fires him and he puts this

s, 18 secondsJustin Straight in. So the fact that this offer, this offer you can't refuse had to happen between

s, 28 secondsin a very volatile time when Charlie's threatening the Doge audit, it had to happen between the 2nd of September and the time Charlie's killed in the one

s, 37 secondsweek in the one crowded week of Justin Straits being the number two guy at at at Turning Point. Right? To me, that's significant. To me, that's the juice,

s, 47 secondsright? That's right where you want to go to see who's got the motive for killing Charlie, right? You don't want to um

s, 56 secondsuh you don't you don't want to uh spend too much time on why did somebody wear a backpack or whatever. I'm I'm not saying

s, 3 secondsthese aren't important little anomalies and anacronisms. I'm I'm I'm not saying the coverage of those things. I would just like to see a little coverage of

s, 11 secondsthe guy of the mafia boss who said, "You have a a week to think about it." Otherwise, you're gonna be dead, right?

s, 19 secondsYou know [laughter] that if you're doing the movie of the Godfather,

s, 23 secondsyou kind of have to start with Marlon Brando. You have to kind of start with Vo Kolio. When the guy gets full of, you know, Victor Salazzo, you know, gets

s, 33 secondsfilled full of bullet holes. You don't go, you know, I think it was that guy who was the parking lot attendant and he

s, 42 secondswas shining the bumpers and he didn't get a tip by Victor Salazzo and that could be the reason why Victor Salazzo

s, 49 secondsis full full of holes with the Chicago Piano this morning. Now you go Vic Victor Salazzo wouldn't step in line and

s, 56 secondstake the burrow that Veto Kleó gave him and Veto Colon rubbed him out. Nobody has a hard time with that. But for some reason in this investigation,

s, 6 secondseverybody's seemingly having a hard time saying Dupont. Even Candace is having a hard time saying Dupont, even though that's where the the offer you can't

s, 15 secondsrefuse comes from, you right. She said it one time and then it's like everything stopped. The world stopped,

s, 21 secondsright? Um TPUSA, which had not responded to Candace until she said the word DuPont, but as soon as she said the word DuPont,

s, 31 secondsthey came back. Oh boy, do they come back, you know, with all kinds of slurs,

s, 35 secondsall kinds of people making stuff up on social media, all kinds of undermining, all kinds of lies. She's a nut, aliens,

s, 42 secondstinfoil hat, you know, just everything. Tim Pool calling her an effing scumbag,

s, 48 secondsjust all kinds of assassinations and and slurs. And you say, "Wait a minute. The metadata here, maybe not, I can't see it

s, 56 secondsdirectly, but the metadata here is the Dupont basically said, "Smear her, you know, keep me out of this." So, what I

s, 5 secondsthought I would do is um somebody uh I have a turkey named Marlon Brando. Okay.

s, 10 secondsWell, there you go. Um Marlon Brando apparently at one of the uh they had the

s, 18 secondsRobert Evans who was the guy who did uh was the producer and had was connected from New York uh the New York New York

s, 26 secondsmob and the Chicago mob with Sydney Corch uh had uh one of the Sicilian mafia uh dons sit and watch Marlon

s, 35 secondsBrando and they had a big party uh and Marlon Brando effectuated breaking wind in the direction of the

s, 45 secondsmafia don and the mafia don was like hey I don't care if he's Marlon Brando I don't care if it's the godfather that guy's going to die and so they had a big

s, 53 secondsthing to try to quell this thing you know because Marlon Brando thought he was being funny um so

s, 2 secondsuh yes I am in turning over the authorities and when you broadcast this information it goes up to thousands of people and it

s, 11 secondsgets to thousands of people. So, um I I've lost uh all respect for Cash Patel

s, 18 secondsand Damagino. Never had much respect for. So, really um like I said, I've not ever relied on the authorities. We

s, 27 secondsdropped the Podesta Group like a bag of dirt just by serving them with a very specific lawsuit. Uh we dropped uh the

s, 35 secondsClinton Foundation. I didn't get any help. No one helped me. uh other than task force, you know, and my researchers, we were able to to to knock

s, 44 secondsthe Clinton Foundation, the Clinton Global Initiative out. So, I don't rely on authorities a lot and I don't waste my time a lot on the authorities, right?

s, 52 secondsI we get a lot more done, uh by ourselves. Um so, uh Candace has put up um and so

s, 2 secondstherefore I don't think she should shut up. I I realize that the the trolls are already here in massive force, you know,

s, 8 secondsjust like thousands of flying monkeys have already descended here, but Candace has already put up and so therefore u uh

s, 17 secondsshe should not shut up. She should be more vocal because that there's tremendous amounts of evidence that are that that is coming forward. So that that's the first slip and slider though.

s, 29 secondsWe got the first slip and slide of the day. So have fun on the Dundee slip and slide. So So the Dupants. Okay. So I

s, 37 secondsjust want to just back it up a little bit. Bring it on back here a little bit uh about the Dupont if you're not

s, 45 secondsfamiliar with how ingrained the Duponts are. And I've been covering Deont for nine years. Okay? So we've been out there with Hunter Biden and the

s, 52 secondsencrypted communications with Hunter Biden going back and forth to Henry Deont for for nine years, right? We've

s, 59 secondsbeen talking about this. So, uh, but I I just want to just back it up a little bit. And you know, this is the history

s, 6 secondsthat your your teacher never told you about the Louisiana Purchase, right?

s, 11 secondsRemember the Louisiana Purchase was Napoleon was in trouble because he had forever wars with England. And so

s, 20 secondstherefore, he thought he was going to lose the land anyway. So, he gave away uh the Louisiana purchase. and Thomas

s, 27 secondsJefferson got such a great deal and he bought the and a lot of that's true.

s, 33 secondsThe part that you missed the part that you missed in the story is that the guy who did the deal who was a Cortier to

s, 42 secondsyou know uh to Louis the 16th got his head chopped off uh in in Placid Concord uh was Pierre Deont.

s, 54 secondsRight. So Pierre Deupont I was the guy who said hey um you know Napoleon's

s, 1 secondgonna is losing around the world and he needs to pay his war debts to the Rothschilds and we need you to take your

s, 8 secondsAmerican gold from the new uh colonies and pay off Napoleon's debt and we'll sell you something that we probably don't own anyway which is Louisiana

s, 17 secondswhich is basically between the Rockies and the Mississippi. you know, it's a wide swath of land, right? And that is

s, 23 secondsthe first I mean, this is no one in American history, you know, uh, ever

s, 30 secondscovers this. The first Pierre Dupant in history was the one who got us the Louisiana Purchase. He was very close

s, 38 secondsfriends with uh, Thomas Jefferson. He brought and Jefferson personally managed

s, 44 secondshis son EI Dupont to be brought to the United States and to set up the weapons factory and be the number the first defense contractor.

s, 55 secondsJefferson worked on that case. Right now, there is a certain school of thought that says, well, I won't go into

s, 3 secondsthe Sally Hennings thing and Jefferson as the uh agent during the Revolutionary War, but the the Frenchification or the

s, 11 secondsFrancoilia of Thomas Jefferson started when he was um as the foreign representative to the

s, 20 secondsgovernment of France during the revolution, but we won't go there right now. But the first Aonus lure uh was

s, 29 secondsanyway I don't want to get into it. I I I'll just I'll just say that the first Pierre Dupont you think these people

s, 37 secondsdon't have an effect on uh on American history. You they don't have their footprint on American history. They don't make they're not movers and

s, 45 secondsshakers. uh if you live in this country between Mississippi and the continental divide

s, 52 secondsuh and some even argue all the way to the Pacific Ocean they just didn't know any better but um

s, 59 secondsis because of Pierre Dupont the first one now we're dealing with the fifth one okay so we're not that many Dupants

s, 7 secondsremoved here now there's been other Duponts in the middle but this is Henry Deont the fifth the fourth was the governor of Delaware so again not an ins

s, 15 secondssignificant position. We're not dealing with people um uh good morning Fort Wayne. You beautiful people in Fort

s, 23 secondsWayne. Everyone in Fort Wayne has a beautiful accent like the one I'm speaking in. No, they don't. Not not where I grew up and played high school

s, 30 secondsbasketball. So, but my my my point here is the Deont have had a footprint in American history to the size of the Louisiana footprint 200 years ago.

s, 42 secondsRight? So this is the mindset of Pierre Deont the 5th. My dad was governor of Delaware. Okay. My dad was the one who made the Bidens. He made Bo Biden,

s, 54 secondsright? He was the one who made Joe Biden. We have had uh our we've been the number one defense contractor for the

s, 3 secondsDepartment of Defense since 1803. I actually say it since the Revolutionary War, but just that's between me and you.

s, 9 secondsBut the history books say since 1803.

s, 12 secondsOkay. since the since the uh Northwest Territory, right? Uh the number one

s, 19 secondscontractor and every major defense contract since then, including the Manhattan project. Okay. All the way

s, 28 secondsthrough now. Anything nuclear pont's always in uh in first place, especially with uh plutonium, especially with the

s, 35 secondsHanford uh situation where they did the plutonium bomb out in Washington. It's [clears throat] always been DuPont.

s, 44 secondsNow they also did Kevlar. Somebody else mentioned they also did Nylon. They also did all the war every all the intellectual property. They came from

s, 53 secondsvarious independent inventors trying to help the war effort. Dupont took that intellectual property and made new

s, 1 secondproducts out of it. Cavlar was one of them. Nylon was another one. Dron, all these polyesters and so forth were all from independent inventors that were

s, 9 secondssent for the war effort to the office of science and technology. Vanavar Bush gave all those things to Dupont and DuPont capitalized on all of whom.

s, 17 secondsThat's just this the storage. They were one of the Agent Orange developers as someone here is saying there was also Dowo Chemical was also involved in that.

s, 26 secondsUm the um uh but it's important to understand the psyche of the person giving Charlie the death threat. I

s, 34 secondswouldn't be covering this. You know, I'm not trying to, you know, get a 10th grade history uh professor job anywhere

s, 41 secondsand they probably wouldn't let you teach this anyway, but this is the true history of the Duponts being the first

s, 48 secondsdefense contractor since before we had a navy. Uh well, John Adams put in our navy. So just about the same time we got

s, 56 secondsa navy and an army uh of any federally funded army uh and not just militias

s, 4 secondsit was DuPont you know Dupont was there um uh Candace and Kyle Sarapin Kyle Sarafin

s, 11 secondsto me uh has done hasn't done a lot right all he has that Kyle Sarapin has done is just

s, 19 secondscriticize me for for doing on the street reporting and for a uh knocking on doors and going and risking my life. That's the only thing

s, 27 secondsKyle Sailor has really done is just criticize the people doing the work. So I'm not very impressed with him. Um so yeah, and the French go all the way back to the to the revolution. Um, and yes,

s, 39 secondsI'll explain my connection with Candace here to give it a uh everyone an exact understanding of the Candace connection and how I'm getting information to

s, 48 secondsCandace and why I prefer giving in in information to Candace through a intermediary. Um

s, 55 secondsuh there and there is a uh there are joint ventures in uh in American history

s, 3 secondswhere they'll Dupont will do something with Rathon like the Manhattan project or DuPont will do something with Lockheed if they're developing some kind

s, 11 secondsof material for the F-35 etc. So um yeah um Dupont came up with

s, 18 secondsTeflon. Teflon caused a lot of birth defects and everything you've mentioned.

s, 22 secondsBut again, all these things came from the office of science technology where independent inventors like my dad send these things in thinking, oh, we're

s, 29 secondsgoing to help the war effort and then it turns around, right, and gets adopted after the war is over and DuPont ends up

s, 38 secondsmaking all this money. Teflon is another yet another example of that. So all these killer products DuPont has had have this this history. So anyway,

s, 48 secondsmy point is if you're Pierre Dupant and you're saying, "Look, I have a data collection scheme that I've been running

s, 56 secondsfor 30 years. It's called Operation Blackjack. And if you look at Pierre Deont, the fifth, he is an expert in data warehousing and starting with the banks and the credit card information.

s, 7 secondsAnd I've dealt a lot with the credit card companies. They can actually predict when you're going to go bankrupt before you know you're going to go bankrupt because they've done so much AI

s, 15 secondson credit card expenditures. You can do so much profiling on credit card expenditures, it's not even funny.

s, 21 seconds[snorts] Um, and blackmail on credit card expenditures, you name it. But you combine that information with facial recognition. You combine that

s, 28 secondsinformation with your COVID swabs. You you combine that information with your fingerprints, your criminal record if you had a criminal record. if you were

s, 36 secondstrying to find uh where the missiles uh you know were not getting to Pike in Ohio, the Russian missiles that were supposed to be there, etc. They combine

s, 45 secondsall of the data together uh into what's known as a dossier. Um so, uh I'll just

s, 52 secondscover a couple of more um uh a couple more things. Uh yeah, people are saying

s, 58 secondsDupont's also a top poller. Um and the Deont also rated the trademark office and so forth. Can I do donate through

s, 6 secondsbuy me a coffee? Yes, you can. You can buy me a coffee and buy me a coffee.

s, 9 secondsThank you very much. So, so here this I just want to give people the background here of who they think they're talking

s, 17 secondsto when Pierre Dupant who has this massive database, right? And this database is sort of the thing that is

s, 26 secondsthe database for the the terrorist database or the deplorables database or the untouchables database or the

s, 33 secondsinsurrectionist database or these are the insurgents database or these are the uh high-risk uh people that we have to

s, 41 secondsworry about etc. You get the idea. This is the people we need to put on the watch list. Right? That's the database that he runs. Right? It's a covert

s, 50 secondsprogram uh because it's illegally taking your data that you think is just personal to you and it's privately moving it over to a government contract.

sYet another government contract working again with Palanteer and using it against you, using it to

s, 7 secondstry to take away your stuff, take away your farm, take away your uh business,

s, 12 secondstake away your ranch, take away your mineral rights, take away whatever you got. Okay? And one of the nice things

s, 19 secondsabout having nothing as a citizen journalist is they can't take anything else away. [laughter] You know, well, you got it all. So, I have nothing. So,

s, 27 secondsyou you've taken it all. But you get the idea is that when you put this kind of power in the hands of people that are

s, 34 secondsincredibly rich and they need something or want something that you have, like for instance, TPUSA could be considered

s, 43 secondsa great place where we can go have discussions about the first amendment on college campuses or if you think about

s, 50 secondsit with these 8K and 4K cameras that are pointed where? Out at the crowd. Uh if

s, 56 secondsyou think about these in ISR planes, if you think about these Hades collected all Egyptian uh uh military planes that

s, 6 secondsare ISR intelligence um reconnaissance planes, they're recording everything, right? We already know they do this.

s, 14 secondsThey've already said they collected 229,000 names at the funeral without anybody's permission, without anybody's knowledge, right? They do this at all

s, 23 secondsthe events. And all of a sudden, one day, right? All of a sudden, one day,

s, 29 secondsCharlie Kirk realizes that there's a dual use for all of his going around for the last 12 years, going to all these

s, 37 secondsdifferent events that there's a collection scheme that's happening. And the very people he thinks he's representing and the very people he

s, 45 secondsthinks he's championing, right, as a true believer are the same people that are being reported on. They're the same

s, 53 secondspeople that are being dossiered. The same people that are being undermined.

s, 56 secondsThe same people that are having their houses taken, their franches taken, and their mineral rights taken, and all these other horrible things happen to

s, 5 secondsthem. uh you know in terms of of uh life disasters, right? And all of this

s, 14 secondshappens like a thunderclap to him one day when he realizes this and he says,

s, 18 seconds"Hey, wait a minute. I see all these sub subf foundations that are happening. I see all this money going out to contractors. I don't know what the hell

s, 25 secondsis going on. I'm out there busting my ass on the road going to all these different places and all these different meetings. I'm sleeping on park benches.

s, 33 secondsI sleep in better hotels than George Webb, you know. I'm not to the George Webb level sleeping on uh bus stations

s, 40 secondsor or railway station, you know, hard wooden benches. I'm not there. Charlie Kirk did live in an $8 million house. He

s, 47 secondswas staying at, you know, fivestar hotel. He was a multi-millionaire. So,

s, 52 secondsI'm not trying to sing the blues too much for Charlie Kirk. But I'm just saying is, hey, I'm spending 200 days of road on the road a year here. You guys

s, 1 secondare supposed to be back at the home fires making sure that the money that the donors are giving is being spent in the right way. You guys have that

s, 10 secondsfiduciary responsibility. I can't do it all. I'm out there making all these speeches. I'm out there texting, you know, trying to get new donors. I'm on

s, 18 secondsthe front end of this thing. I'm bringing the cash in, right? You guys are the ones who should be spending it correctly. If you're the CFO, you should be spending this correctly and so forth.

s, 29 secondsAnd what I don't want, right, and what I would be very disappointed to hear is you've created all these

s, 36 secondssuborganizations and you're paying out all this polola to these suborganizations that aren't filing their 990s that are black boxes that

s, 45 secondsseem to be individual slush funds for individuals here that are untraceable,

s, 52 secondsright? And we've got all these contractors who are overpaid now instead of employees. Now, it looks like a financial mess. It looks like a

s, 1 secondfinancial quagmire is what I've got here. And now I've got to figure out how do I untangle it. I've got to before I

s, 9 secondsgo on this tour again for this fall, uh before I start with the September 10th,

s, 15 secondswhich is the first event in Utah, I've got to untangle this thing and I don't have much time, right? And I'm going to do then what Elon Musk did. Elon Musk

s, 24 secondsdidn't have much time either. He came in, he got the Doge software and he got all the USA ID. He didn't get to USA ID

s, 32 secondsuh all the things we got to. Uh so I mean there's still a whole bunch of uh vaccine programs that we talked about that USA didn't get to, but it got to a

s, 41 secondslot of them like USAD predict and the corona virus program. They got to a lot of USID stuff that we'd reported on.

s, 50 secondsstill haven't gotten to a lot of the stuff that we talked about deep vision vaccines and so forth, but but you get the point. It's like, hey, Alen Mus did

s, 58 secondsit. Why don't I do it? I'll go in. I'll get the uh Doge software. I'll do an audit and I'll find out where you you

s, 6 secondssons of [ __ ] have been squirreling away cash, right? I'll find out. And then it was like, oh, I get it now. I

s, 16 secondsunderstand what's going on. Somebody is intimating here that there is a dual use here. Where a lot of the money is coming from is kickbacks from super donors that

s, 25 secondsare using this data for a national defense. They're using this data for the intelligence agencies. There's a second

s, 33 secondssource of funding and then it's coming back. The pola is coming back to us in

s, 41 secondsterms of uh of these intelligence agencies through through middlemen,

s, 46 secondsSchillman, Aman, Koch brothers, through various Ziklag through this Ziklag group. They're wandering it back. But it's these intelligence agencies that are giving me kickbacks.

s, 57 secondsand they're not giving it because they're so uh fired up about my speeches and they're so fired up about my first

s, 4 secondsamendment and they're so fired up about uh bringing religion back into America and bringing religion back into people's lives and having families again and

s, 13 secondsforget college and it's not any of the messaging that are bringing in these super donors. It's these intelligence

s, 20 secondsagencies that are using the byproduct of all my meetings and all my speeches for a dual use to dossier these people.

s, 32 secondsWho's doing that?

s, 34 secondsRight? Who's the guy behind that? Who's the guy running that show? And that's the last thing that the people at TPUSA

s, 43 secondswho aren't working for Charlie and are really working for this other person will tell you because that's really their boss and their bosses said don't you ever tell Charlie.

s, 53 secondsSo finally,

s, 56 secondsfinally at long last, somewhere in between the 2nd, I believe this happened on the 9th, but maybe it happened on the 8th. Somewhere in that period of time,

s, 5 secondsit can only be between September 2nd and the 10th, Justin Strait said, "Well,

s, 10 secondsthere is this super donor and this super donor uh has an offer to make you." And Charlie, it's not $5

s, 18 secondsmillion. It's not $10 million. It's not $15 million. This isn't chump change.

s, 24 secondsThis is a partnership in at the table in one of the biggest new companies that's

s, 31 secondsgoing to be launched on Wall Street for this data collection. But it's data collection from your part of this. It's

s, 39 secondsdata collection from your events. And all you have to do is keep going to your events with the with now the new knowledge that it's part of the thing is

s, 47 secondsthere's going to be people that we're going to identify in your groups, you know, that are potentially

s, 56 secondsnational security risks. They're mostly the people asking you the questions that you know are super, you know, uh, super

s, 4 secondsextreme people that are asking these questions. but we're also going to capture all the faces in the crowd of people who have come to see you.

s, 14 secondsAnd it's like, so I'm going to be a spy now. I'm going to take everything that I believed in for the last 12 years and 13

s, 22 secondsyears and been on the road and now I'm going to throw that all away and I'm going to live a lie and I'm going to

s, 29 secondsbecome a spy. Who am I going to become a spy for?

s, 34 secondsRight? He's saying the suggestion straight and Justin Strait says, "Well,

s, 38 secondsif you must know the truth, it's it's Pierre Deont."

s, 46 secondsAnd he says, "Well, um,

s, 53 secondsno,

s, 56 secondsI'm not. I'm a man of God. I'm going to live my creed.

s, 1 secondI'm not going to bend a knee to anybody but Jesus. I'm not going to bend a knee for anybody but the Lord.

s, 12 secondsCharlie, come on.

s, 14 secondsI got to tell you, all of our big super donors, the reason why we're getting all that money isn't because of you saying the First Amendment and you saying all

s, 22 secondsthe stuff about religion. A lot of those super donors are from the intelligence agencies.

s, 30 secondsI went through this myself personally at network associates when I found out that they were implanting viruses in order to

s, 37 secondscapture the URLs people were doing. I went through this same exact moment. I had this an you know anogic moment,

s, 45 secondsmoment of truth moment myself at network associates and I said over my dead body I'm out of here. We're planting viruses

s, 54 secondson people's computer so that they have a virus attack at the end of next quarter so they'll buy more viruses and we're harvesting all the URLs people are going

s, 3 secondsto and that's going to the CIA. That's what that's what I'm doing here when I'm selling this software. Now, I was on the

s, 11 secondsnetwork analysis side, but then they made us sell the antivirus for one quarter and I found out and I'm like,

s, 16 secondsit's Demetri Peravich, the same guy with the the DNC leaks, and I said, "No." And I left Network Associates. Charlie had

s, 24 secondsthe same decision to make, only on a much bigger scale. Maybe not on a much bigger scale because Microsoft Windows was in a lot

s, 32 secondsof places. So, anyway, but you get the idea is what's what's it worth to you to be a spy? what's your price? And he said, "No price."

s, 44 secondsOkay, that's your last day or this is your last week.

s, 50 secondsAnd what we can't do is have you going now on the road, right? And then saying, "I was given this offer,

s, 59 secondsthe devil's offer, this Pontious P, not Pontius Pilot, but you know, this Judas offer.

s, 6 secondsNow you're dead man. Now you're marked for death because we can't have you saying one word.

s, 13 secondsWe'll have to make sure that the first couple of questions aren't on funding of TPUSA and we have to make sure you're dead before you get a question about

s, 21 secondsfunding at TPUSA because we don't want you spitting the word Pierre Dupant out.

s, 29 secondsThis is exactly the same reason. That's the reason Charlie got killed.

s, 35 secondsBut it's exactly the same reason they're not letting Candace go live in at America Fest this month or on the 15th

s, 44 secondswhen they were supposed to talk just because of the odd chance that she might say the name Pierre Deupont.

s, 55 secondsThey can't take that risk. They can offer the invitation at midnight.

sCandace can say, "What the hell happened? I just got up. I just got my four kids off to home school and the tutor

s, 8 secondsand all of all of a sudden I see you offered and then you know asked and answered you know and then in the legal profession they call this asked and answered where you ask and then you

s, 17 secondsanswer the question before the the the witness has a chance to answer you know council you ask the question uh are you

s, 26 secondsgoing to let the witness answer they call it asked and answer and what TPUSA did is ask and answer because we cannot have you saying that name.

s, 36 secondsIf you say Pierre Dupont, it's the same exact damage done

s, 43 secondsof Charlie Kirk. I just don't think Candace realizes how damaging. I don't think Candace realizes the whole extent of the data collection program. When she does,

s, 54 secondsit will she'll see the parallels. But do you see why Melissa Strait uh and George Farmer with

s, 2 secondshis in intel uh adjacent connections were able to warn her that hey there's a hit team. It's it's the same people who

s, 10 secondskilled Charlie. It's the same people who are on these planes, assassination team on these planes. She even named one of them Makmoud Wid Makmoud.

s, 20 secondsUh we've been talking about this in 2017. these assassins. We've now got the plane not stopping in Cairo. It's turning off its transponder in Cairo.

s, 29 secondsBut where is the plane? Where are these planes going? These Egyptian planes,

s, 33 secondsthey're going to Israel. They're going to the Ngev Desert. How long we've been talking about the Ngev Desert. They're going to MSAD headquarters. How long we've been talking about that? Since

s, 41 seconds2016 and Mark Rich Navarit Air Force Base, how long we've been talking about that Bravement Prophecy, we're talking about nine years.

s, 52 secondsThat's where we said the data collection was with the Deont 9 years. Yeah. It's

skind of turning out that the TPUSA was the last in a series of collection schemes,

s, 6 secondsright? And she's starting to realize this. Everyone's starting to realize this how dangerous this is. And they're

s, 14 secondsnot even going to let her have a chance to respond.

s, 20 secondsAnd that is the situation. That is the situation. So, I'm going to go to some of the um um I'm going to go to the

s, 29 secondssubstack here just briefly and just run through this.

s, 33 secondsThe reason I put the Louisiana purchase in here is to know Pierre 1 is to know Pierre 5, right? Know who you're dealing with. Okay? It is Operation Blackjack.

s, 45 secondsOkay? Now, there was a Blackjack satellite. It was a DARPA project at the time I was told about it in 2017.

s, 53 secondsUh, everyone said, "Oh, it's a secret program. Doesn't exist." Then about 2018, 2019, they came out with a blackjack satellite.

s, 2 secondsThen it turned out not to work as well because of the Earth orbits and how they did things. And it turned out Starlink

s, 9 secondsuh with Elon Musk was a better version than the DARPA blackjack. But the data collection using satellites,

s, 18 secondsplanes at a a lower level,

s, 20 secondslow earth orbit satellites on the ground human intelligence collection.

s, 27 secondsIt's the the ba back end, the data collection back end, the big data thing that Pierre Dupont's an expert in still

s, 34 secondsexists in Wilmington. That's why the planes are stopping in Wilmington. They don't want to transmit that information over the wire

s, 43 secondsbecause it's subject to the NSA picking it up. Pure plain and simple. That's why they're stopping in Wilmington.

s, 49 secondsSo, as you can see, they're going to have a national um the interview about

s, 56 secondshow Erica is the victim, uh, etc. on the 13th. This is why they kind of wanted to have something on the schedule that

s, 5 secondsyou're answering your critics on the 15th.

s, 8 secondsThey didn't want to risk it before the big CBS interview that's happening on the 13th with Barry Weiss. They wanted to schedule it after. But then people like Baron Coleman and myself said,

s, 19 seconds"Wait, we'll help you. We'll help you if you're going to have a live moment,

s, 24 secondsright? We'll we'll we'll be counsel for you. We'll sit there and we'll say,

s, 27 seconds"Well, now what is this offer that was made?" First question. What's this offer that was made with Pierre?

s, 33 secondsYou know, put uh Justin Straight on the stand. What is the suffer with with with Pierre Dupant?

s, 40 secondsYou were only the you were only the COO for C chief financial officer eight days and yet you were there's a billion

s, 48 secondsdollar offer that was given to Charlie Kirk. Can you tell us more about that?

s, 52 secondsThat's the first question we can't have. Candace asked and answered asked and retracted immediately. Right.

s, 4 secondsAnd so I go into a lot of this uh Charlie Kirk uh featured me uh when I was talking about the Koch brothers.

s, 11 secondsEveryone was, "Oh, Greg Phillips is such a hero." Actually, we took uh uh unmasked that whole thing. Uh we uh

s, 19 secondsshowed that it was the Koch brothers that were sponsoring the whole thing.

s, 22 secondsSame thing with TPUSA. It's Koch Brothers all again. And I thank Charlie for putting me on a show. And I thank Charlie for talking about it. That's

s, 30 secondsthis is when I knew to me Charlie Kirk was a was a straight shooter. He was willing to call out the people on the right going, "Hey, this Greg Phillips is

s, 40 secondsnot not a a good guy. He here's he's working for the Koch brothers. Now this Engle, the woman he was with is sucked

s, 49 secondsinto it. She was a true believer that got sucked in, you know, by the infiltration. But this is when Charlie Kirk won me over when he put me on a show when I was reporting from Houston.

s, 59 secondsSo my point is Candace is on the right track with these planes. This is collection and she is kind of, you know,

s, 6 secondsyou're seeing little blips and starts of, you know, here's these 73 planes,

s, 10 secondshere's these tail numbers, here's these assassins, here's the French Foreign Legion unit, here's unit 13, here's Wed Makmood, here's this Israeli assassin.

s, 21 secondsShe keeps putting out uh metadata that's real metadata of a real collection scheme, right? And she's right about it.

s, 28 secondsAnd this is the way to build the whole case. Tail numbers. Forget about everything else. Forget about everything else. Forget about the guy with a

s, 36 secondshoodie. Forget about all these other things. Nothing else matters. The collection scheme is the game, right?

s, 42 secondsShakespeare. Something is a foot or something is rotten in Denmark. It's the whole story. There's nothing else to concern yourself with. This is the

s, 50 secondsstory. So, u here's Fra Hodel. She has her own way of expressing herself. She's done a lot of great research. she was

s, 57 secondsgoing to run our we're going to start a Rothschild news agency news to Rothschild and uh she'll run the um the

s, 4 secondsFrankfurt I've at least pitched that she runs the Frankfurt office. She'll have to run in between Bilderberg and IG

s, 11 secondsFarbin up to uh Prince uh Williams uh Netherlands, but she'll run the the Rine

s, 17 secondsbasically. But this is the thing he's doing, right?

s, 23 secondsHe's taking this dual use data and he's saying here are the various uses. Here are sort of like here's the big

s, 31 secondswarehouse of items. Now here is a set of intelligence analytics that you can spin off of that for each industry, right?

s, 40 secondsAnd you can create from this data warehouse, you can create all these different industries from your data, right? From knowing your data, especially around marketing, right?

s, 49 secondsEspecially around this information around marketing. That's what he does, right? That that's what he does.

s, 55 secondsPreparing for generational wealth. Hey,

s, 59 secondsdo you think they don't mention Pierre Samuel Deont I doing the Louisiana purchase for Jefferson in their behind

s, 8 secondsthe scenes presentations talking about saving generational wealth when they bring in Pierre Dupont.

s, 17 secondsThere's the father there. He was the governor uh Pierre Dupont IV.

s, 21 secondsRight. Again, Candace is on the right track when she's going to these planes.

s, 26 secondsIt is the game. It is the game that is a foot. It is the thing that's rotten in Denmark, right? As long as you stick to

s, 34 secondsthat, you're going to win. As long as you stick to the major thing that's wrong, the major sellout, the major dual

s, 42 secondsuse, the major backdoor deal. As long as you stick to Pierre Dupant, you're going to win or be killed or both. And I have a partner. I have two dead partners.

s, 52 secondsWe've been following this Rosemont Senica thing, right, which is a front company through an Indian reservation.

s, 59 secondsAgain, Danny Castillo here again through Henri Deont. And it's obvious that he's a Deont agent, that Hunter Biden is a Deont agent. Great running into you,

s, 11 secondsright? Like they're both walking down the street in Wilmington and he's not a Dupont agent. We've never had a relationship before. We just run into

s, 19 secondseach other. We're walking down the street and as long as we're we we just bumped into each other here at 920 King.

s, 27 secondsWhy don't I tell you about Remember that Brisma thing, which Brisma means shadow or uh you know, cloature. It means an

s, 35 secondsartifice that's created. It means an opaque black box to hide covert action. As long as we're going to, you know,

s, 43 secondsbumping into you, let's do another covert action.

s, 46 secondsLet's sell something to the government of UAE. As long as we're here on the street in Wilmington at 920 King, right?

s, 53 secondsAnd so, oh yeah, the government of UAE.

s, 56 secondsWhere are some of the other places the plane shows up in this story? Oh, Saudi Arabia. Oh, they are they talking to some, you know, parking level uh

s, 5 secondsattendant uh company about better ways to park the cars with robots or something? No, they're dealing with the

s, 12 secondsking of Saudi Arabia. That's not a data collection program for the king of Saudi Arabia. We said it was Zaran. The other

s, 21 secondsuh uh fact that came out about these planes is that they take all Aisi

s, 28 secondsaround. The king of Egypt or the president of Egypt is being taken around in these planes. We said it was Zoran.

s, 36 secondsZ a HR an Zoran is the Gorbonafar of our time or the Adnan Kosigible of our time.

s, 43 secondsHe is the weapons broker. He is the thin face that Israel uses to sell weapons to the Saudi kings. The Saudi kings don't

s, 51 secondswant to buy from Israel because they're on paper uh that on paper they are enemies. So I'll use a front company.

s, 59 secondsI'll use an Egyptian weapons broker and we'll just broker everything that we get here at Raphael and excfiltrates the United States and then rebadges Israeli.

s, 10 secondswe'll just sell it through Zeron and we'll have Zeron fly around on their planes and we'll make these presentations. That's exactly what's

s, 17 secondshappening. We've been covering it for nine years with Henry Deont. Okay, it's going to be the same story with Pierre

s, 24 secondson the data on the data side. Henri is more on the bioweapons side, but it's again a lock a monopoly an insiders

s, 33 secondsmonopoly on this information that they're then marketing to these Sunni kingdoms. If you don't remember, this is the 10th grade history lesson. If you

s, 42 secondsdon't remember everything in between the Mississippi and the Continental Divide,

s, 45 secondsright? Basically everything Lewis and Clark touched, right?

s, 52 secondsUm and after Jefferson bought it, he said, "Well, let's go find out what we what we bought." [laughter] It was the

sone real estate deal where they didn't actually know what they got, so they had to send Louis and Clark out to find out what they actually bought. We've been talking about Palunteer as being one of

s, 9 secondsthe key partners of DuPont here since 2016. This is a slide I've done since 2016. Key partner of the Deont in terms

s, 18 secondsof all this layered collection. It's not just uh cars that are doing license plate readers. It's not just these

s, 26 secondslittle standup things that look like um oldtime photographer tripod things. Not just those kind of collection devices.

s, 34 secondsNot just cameras. It's not just flock cameras. It's also drones. It's also these uh planes that have higher uh

s, 42 secondsoptics. It's also satellites, low earth orbit satellites, cheap satellites, the big keyhole satellites in geocynchronous

s, 49 secondsorbit. It's a layered architecture. It's a layered architecture with Palanteer, right? We've been talking about ALPRs.

s, 57 secondsWe've been talking about um citizen journalism versus Palanteer as the only way to stop the robot, right? The only

s, 4 secondsway to stop the robot is having experts who know how to stop the robot. Having a bunch of prefuncter uh uh people who are

s, 14 secondsare are worried about the next great country music sensation that they're worried about their you know what kind of hat they wear at the at the next

s, 21 secondspress release. That's not who's going to stop this. It's only going to be citizen journalism. Right. There are some of the names. You've seen them before. There

s, 29 secondsare some of the palunteer names. Peter Teal is probably the most obvious one.

s, 34 secondsBut we've covered a lot of the other uh folks. Alex Karp probably being the one we've spent the most time on. But there are some of the other names that are

s, 42 secondsinvolved in the in in this. We've been talking about Blackjack for nine years now, right? Talking about this data uh based process. People say, well, that

s, 51 secondswas a that was a satellite and it got turned off with DARPA. Yes, Starlink did take place of the satellite, but the

s, 59 secondssatellites always been a the satellites have always been a layered collection scheme. It's there satellites are going to come and go. Drones are going to come

s, 7 secondsand go. Plane ISR planes are going to come and go. The backend database structure is going to stay the same. This is what I did for a living.

s, 16 secondsSo, this is not something I'm talking about that I did don't know what I'm saying. I know this subject, right? I know data warehousing. So, um, there's

s, 26 secondsGreg with the and and it's difficult. I will be the first to admit it's difficult to pick out who is the person

s, 33 secondsworking for the Koch brothers and who isn't. Until you get into the court records, you don't know, right? And Charlie picked me out because I was able

s, 41 secondsto get into the court records. And I photographed, maybe legally or illegally, uh, all the court records that were that were before the court

s, 50 secondssealed them. And the court sealed them the next day. And I took a picture of every piece of the transcript and I showed clearly that it was the Koch brothers that were financing him. And

s, 59 secondsthey were taking over going through the southern southern states taking over all the prison business. The Koch brothers wanted to take over all the prisons

s, 6 secondsand be paid three times what uh it costs to house prisoners right across all the

s, 13 secondssouthern states. So, I really respect Charlie because he was the one who picked me out and said, "No, this guy's

s, 20 secondsactually doing the the the truth work." And I showed how Angelre was kind of a true believer and I

s, 28 secondsinterviewed all the people that she had come up with and how she had been sucked in by him and you know how they use the true believers to get what they want to

s, 37 secondsget the Koch brothers what they want. So anyway, uh we this program I I make the point again, it's a repeat of Gladadio

s, 44 secondswith James Angleton in in after World War II, the CIA, and it's a repeat of what they did in Vietnam with the Phoenix program. This is nothing new.

s, 54 secondsIt's just a repeat. It's just more technology, more data, right?

s, 59 secondsUm they even use the word Waco as a verb. I've had a US State Department person who has access to a bunch of Navy

s, 7 secondsassassins come after me, right? Using Waco as a verb, using Jonestown as a verb, right? I know it exists. I know

s, 16 secondsthese assassination uh teams exist. I've been there, right? So, I take her seriously. Um, and we've called out the

s, 23 secondsfalse flags time and time again, and we've been proven to be correct time and time again. We called out the J6 false

s, 30 secondsflag live, right, as a big collection scheme, as a big way, a trust operation,

s, 35 secondsas a slaughter pen, right, to fill up the coffers of the database, to fill up the insurgence warehouse, to fill up the

s, 42 secondsinsurgent data warehouse, to fill up the insurrectionist data warehouse. And uh great filmmakers like Dan Goodwin and

s, 49 secondsJason Rink have come in later with timecoded videos five years later with four different five different six

s, 56 secondsdifferent camera angles timecoded to show everything we reported live was turned out to be correct at January 6th.

s, 4 secondsUm,

s, 6 secondsall of these Chinese somehow there's two Chinese over here that got into Hanford nuclear facility and they got all the

s, 14 secondsplutonium pit secrets and they got all the chemical equations and formulas and they were there for 10 years, right?

s, 22 secondsLook at all and I reported on the the Hanford hack if you will where all of our plutonium pits are for nuclear missiles. Look here, right? For again,

s, 33 secondsDuPont operations. Dupont ran this facility, right? And was running the facility for the 12 years when they were supposed to be doing security here where they had the the Chinese hacking. Again,

s, 43 secondsnobody covered it. We covered it. Um,

s, 46 secondsFort Belvour uh with the Corona virus. I won't go into it, but I'll just say that, you know, again, boots on the ground. We're

s, 54 secondsburning our shoe leather. We're not taking anybody's reporting. We're not sitting in our uh basement after our workout in front of a big screen TV with

s, 3 secondsour cell phone and saying, "Here's my derivative reporting for you today."

s, 8 secondsRight? Um you know, here's my derivative of reporting. Here's my derivative reporting. No, all of our reporting is original from our associates on the

s, 17 secondsground or myself, right? So, and and I won't go into I this is for my uh paid

s, 24 secondsuh paid folks. I won't go into all the other information that I put together here, but it goes on and on. I I I've wrote a long article about this this

s, 32 secondsproject. So, I'll leave it at that and I'll go to the uh questions. Um, but again, the DuPont weapon that I believe is happening right now is all this work,

s, 44 secondsthey don't the the DoD and Dupant don't kill projects. That's the wrong word to use. What they do is they shelf projects

s, 53 secondsto be brought off the shelf later when the technology and the and the uh technology enables it at the price they

s, 2 secondswant to uh do the project for and where they feel they could sell it at rapaceious profits back to the US

s, 9 secondsgovernment. That point has just been achieved with the trade out of these Minute Man 3 missiles. These Minute Man

s, 17 seconds3 missiles now can be reassigned and reapportioned and redistributed to the Eastern Front

s, 25 secondsand it is the Rothschild weapon of choice. It is the Dupont weapon of choice. It leaves all here uh it leaves all the buildings standing. It leaves

s, 33 secondsall the artwork fine. Uh the only thing it does is it just kills everybody wearing Kevlar, right? Just kills everybody wearing Kevlar. [snorts] So,

s, 41 secondsum, uh, let's go to the with that I'll say I'm done with the original opening statement, I guess, and then we'll go on

s, 50 secondsto the questions here. Um, Monsanto is right up there. They're derivative of IG Farbin. All of these companies are derivative of IG Farbin. Uh, past

s, 59 secondsAugust, they paid a $2 billion settlement for Forever Chemicals. The PF PFAS is are the Forever Chemicals. The Forever Chemicals came out of Teflon,

s, 9 secondsright? The Forever Chemicals, the PFAS's,

s, 13 secondsPFAS came out of Teflon, right? U take a sip. Thank you. Yes, I I do need to take a sip here.

s, 26 seconds100% to the big guy. As a matter of fact,

s, 32 secondsI not only need to take a sip, I need to get a cup of coffee because I'm a little bit um I got up this morning really

s, 39 secondssuper early and I really haven't had a chance to have a good cup of coffee. I'll be right back. Okay.