3-12-25 - 7am - USAID & Ukraine/MOLFAR & X Attack, Eagles & The White House and Egg Prices

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Party or Michael, I just wanted to drop you a
line because I've been listening on the podcast lately. However,
iHeart has sped up the audio so much it's miserable
to listen to. So I'm on bean pod now I'm
listening to you there. I just wanted to say to
the iHeart execut that decided that Dragon that's not SCC friendly.

(00:22):
See iHeart, can I express skepticism about that?

Speaker 2 (00:31):
Sure might want to go check your settings and you
may have accidentally sped up the playback.

Speaker 3 (00:42):
We have heard a number of times that people like
to listen to the situation with Michael Brown featuring Dragon
Redbeard at one and a half time speed, just so
that they can get through it a little quicker. And
you know the slow drone that Michael typically does. Yeah,
you still can't understand everything at one and a half
or two time speed.

Speaker 2 (01:02):
There's such an ass, such an ass. What was I
watching the other day? I was watching something in my
laptop and it was like, oh my god, speed this up.
So I listened to it. I tried one and a
half and that was a little too squarely, so I
moved it down to one point two five times and
that was just right trying to keep moving, which proves
we all have ADHD. We're all add Before I move on,

(01:28):
I want to talk about the price of eggs. Tammer's
dad used to have some funny saying about what does
that have to do with the price of eggs in
Denmark or the price of bread in Denmark?

Speaker 3 (01:40):
I heard tea in China, tea in.

Speaker 2 (01:42):
China, that the price of tea in China. Yeah. He
was always say what don't I have to do with
the prize of eggs and Denmark? And I was like,
I don't know. Why don't you tell me what? Tell
me what it does have to do with it. I'm
gonna go back to USAID for just a moment, because
there's a open source intelligence group in Ukraine called MOFAR

(02:03):
m O L F A R. You can go look
it up. I take whatever you read there with a
grain of salt. They falsely name several American politicians, including
the Vice President JD. Vance as quote foreign propagandists of
the Russian Federation. Now that's quite a claim that somehow

(02:29):
a the vice president. You know, what what is it
about Russia? I I when when I think back to
my days in Brussels and sitting down actually trying to
get the French convinced, uh that, you know what, maybe

(02:51):
we bring Russia into NATO as you know, like little
baby steps. We don't have to give them full rights
and privilege, just just baby steps. And of course that's
twenty plus years ago, and you fast forward today and
if you disagree, or if you say anything that the
cabal doesn't like, somehow, you get labeled as a Russia propagandist,

(03:16):
a Russian puppet, a Putin puppet, or whatever the hell
I said the other day. Isn't it bizarre when and
I think part of it truly is distraction because the
greater threat to world order and world stability is the

(03:36):
Chinese Communist Party. Go look just sometime I maybe I'll
find it, have Dragon put it up. But if you
could just find, you know, one of these lists of
world GDP. Country's GDP, and it's like a bar graph.
It's got the name of the country over here on

(03:57):
the left, and then the GDP goes across, you know,
over to the right, and then it kind of keeps
the graft starts kind of moving inward, closer and closer
and closer until it gets down to you know nothing,
you would see that Russia is not at I mean

(04:18):
it's up there, but it's not at the top of
the list. It's US in China. China is a greater
threat than Russia is. But if you listen to the
dominant media, if you listen to the left wing, if
you look, if you listen to democrats, Russia, my gosh,
is the most dangerous country in the world. Now do
they have nukes, Yaho. So do a lot of other countries.

(04:41):
And in fact, one of the most dangerous countries I
think in the entire world are the Iranians. And what
was Dufa's head, you know, mush brain doing uh not?
Just him going all the way back to Obama feeding
them all the cash. Have you maybe today's squirrel Day?

(05:02):
Have you ever thought about whether it was a seven
forty seven, a C thirty five A, whatever it was.
Have you ever thought about if you think about a
gigantic FedEx seven forty seven, you may have seen one
out of da or somewhere. Those are cavernous. If you've

(05:25):
ever had a chance to go to an air show
and walk on to a C five A, it's like
walking into an under construction office building. If it's empty,
it's just like cavernous. Now I want you to imagine
that cavernous space filled with every possible currency you can imagine,

(05:50):
but primarily dollars in euros, gold bars, silver, ingots, whatever,
whatever monetary or store of value that you can possibly imagine,
billions of dollars worth. And think about how much space

(06:10):
that takes.

Speaker 4 (06:13):
Where?

Speaker 2 (06:14):
Where's the manifest where's the audit?

Speaker 4 (06:18):
Where? Where?

Speaker 2 (06:19):
Where's the accounting? For how much money? Uh?

Speaker 1 (06:23):
Where?

Speaker 2 (06:23):
Where do they load the plane? Did the plane make
stops in Charlottesville? Did it? Did it? Did it? Or
in Charlotte did it? Didn't that it did? Did it
then stop in uh Hobby Airport in Houston? Did it
then stop at Sky Harbor and Phoenix and then make

(06:44):
its way back up to I don't know, uh Mi
not North Dakota and and then flies all the way
to Tehran? And how did it get unloaded? Where? Where
did they have all these armored cars? Did they they
just opened the cargo bays and just let the money
and the ingots and the gold bars just fly out,

(07:05):
and people just scrambled and grabbed it. Did you ever
stop and think about the the practicality of transferring billions
of dollars to the Iranians because it wasn't a wire,
It was not a wire. Have you ever heard of
that being done in Russia? No you haven't, or Beijing,

(07:26):
No you haven't, Tehran, yes you have, And nobody ever
stops and thinks about well one, oh, wait a minute, uh,
where where where do we get the Where where did
we get the euros? Where do we get the bots
if they if they was, if it was Thailand for example,
where where where do we get them? Where where do

(07:46):
we get the ends? And how they get there? I
say all of that because if if Vance and uh
Trump and all these other people Tolsy Gabbard for example, well,
if they're all propagandas of the Russian Federation, how they
getting paid? I would think that if Woodburnd Bernstein or

(08:11):
as good as they say they are, or if you
know the trouble people that work on the local news stations,
really when a Pulitzer or an Edward R. Murrow Award
think they go track that down? Well, guess where they
got funding from. Guess where Molfar, the Ukrainian Open Source

(08:32):
Intelligence group, Guess where they got their funding yep UH
the US Agency for International Development USAID under Biden, they
recently conducted an investigation. The MOFAR organization has previously listed

(08:52):
us AID and here's a new one for you, the
US Civilian rece and Development Foundation US Civilian Research and
Development Foundation. This sounds like an innocuous group, doesn't it.
They're partners. Documents have been published by Ukraine's National Coordination

(09:14):
Cybersecurity Center, both credit funding from USAID and training provided
by MOFAR. This group was founded in twenty nineteen. Took
its name from a Ukrainian folk term akin to I
think wizard is the word. It's an open source intelligence organization.
It is comprised of I think about thirty five intelligence

(09:36):
analysts several hundred volunteers, and what they do is they
work to identify media sources and foreign politicians who are
unfriendly to the Ukrainian government. Its task, according to their website,
is documenting Russian war crimes and exposing Russian propaganda. Much

(09:58):
like the Middle East Media Research Institute MEMORY that looks
and watches everything that is written, published, broadcasts, radio, television,
whatever in the Middle East UH from and not just it,
but everything in the Middle East and then they you

(10:19):
have you have to subscribe to it. I used to
know a couple of people that ran it that it's
a very good organization that basically says, oh, listen, this
imam made a gave a sermon somewhere or whatever they
call it, and he called for a fat wall on
you know, k H O W. And they'll they'll publish that.

(10:41):
It's a great open source intelligence group. But it's also
pretty costly anyway. Among those that are being accused of
being foreign propagandas of the Russian Federation by this group
called MOFAR in Ukraine include vance Elon Musk, the Prime
Minister of Hungary Victor Orbam, several members of the United

(11:01):
States Congress, members of Trump administration, between the Director of
US National the counter Terrorism Center Joe kent Ran, Paul
Thomas Massey, and for those on the blacklist this group,
MOFAR demands their removal from public positions, the introduction of sanctions,
and investigations into personal involvement in crimes now. According to

(11:24):
the report, MOFAR is indeed partly funded through USAID grants
that were awarded to the Ukrainian government's National Coordination Cyber
Security Center now, notably the National Coordination Cybersecurity Center in Ukraine.
Those documents indicate that Mofar is also involved in training

(11:45):
Ukrainian government employees in cyber warfare tactics. Now I cannot
say this for a fact, but the attempted hacking of
X yeah, the origin of those attacks appear to be
in Ukraine. Now, having just pointed all of that out,

(12:10):
does that somehow make me a Russian propagandist? Now there
are previous reports that Molfar was behind a Ukrainian AI
honey trap. There was this operation. You know, you know
what a honeytrap is you. I mean, in the most
crudest form, it's like using prostitutes to try to get

(12:32):
people to you know, hey, want to go out for
a date baby, and then you end up getting trapped
by some intelligence organization. All the way from that to
creating honey traps, like creating honey trap in the iHeart
intranet in our network that might attract hackers that want

(12:55):
to try to get in. It runs that whole gamut. Anyway,
this honey trap, this honeytrap operation was aimed at extracting
troop deployment details from Lonely Russian soldiers in occupied Ukrainian territory. Yeah,
and we're funding all of this. I wanted to use

(13:20):
that story as a lead into a fairly short story
about the FINEUS hilarious about the Philadelphia Eagles. This is
Several media outlets have reported that the Philadelphia Eagles have

(13:40):
declined or are going to decline President Trump's White House
invitation after they won the Super Bowl back on February nine. Well,
guess what those claims are false. They're premature because I
don't think. I haven't checked this morning, but I don't
think as of to certainly not as of last night,

(14:02):
the White House had not yet even extended an official
invitation to the Eagles, and the Eagles have actually indicated
that if we get an invitation to go to the
White House, hey baby, we're going to go. I'll give
you a few examples. The US Sun on February sixth,
Updated on February twenty four. Here's the line from the

(14:25):
story that's most important. The Philadelphia Eagles planned the snub
and invitation of the White House after winning the Super Bowl.
The US Sun has learned. Now, why is that faults, Well,
it's claim it's attributed to an anonymous source before the
Super Bowl, so it's like a preempty rejection. By February

(14:46):
twenty four, the White House they clarified, we haven't sent
an invitation yet, and Eagle sources later told ESPN that,
oh yeah, if we get it invited, yeah we'll go.

Speaker 3 (14:59):
U.

Speaker 2 (15:00):
Surely everybody recognizes newsweek headline Philadelphia Eagles reported White House
snub sparks MAGA anger. It was published February twenty five.
Here's the money quote from that story. The Philadelphia Eagles
have reported, did you ever get the idea that maybe
these are all linked? You know how they all sing

(15:21):
the same little tune, same little song, use the same
f bomb, the same BS word. The money quote is,
the Philadelphia Eagles have reportedly snubbed an invitation of the
White House following their Super Bowl victory, sparking backlash from MAGA.
Oh sounds exactly like the US son, doesn't it. Why
is it false? Well? The reportedly snub phrasing leaned on

(15:43):
The Sun's earlier claim without any sort of independent corroboration.
This is how the cabal works. The White House and
the Eagles refuted it. No invitations issued yet. The snub
report was inaccurate the Economic Times of India. That's actually
a paper that I read, not often, but occasionally headlined

(16:06):
Philadelphia Eagles say no thanks, declined White House invite for
second time, skip Super Bowl champions tradition. It was published
on February twenty fourth. You got an update the very
next day. The many quote from that story super Bowl
twenty twenty five champions Philadelphia Eagles have now entered into
a wave of controversy after rejecting, actually rejecting the invite

(16:29):
to visit the White House for the second time now
and will not be attending the traditional meet and greet
with the US President. That's quite an assertion that they've
now entered into a wave of controversy now. They cited
Newsweek and Athion Sports. I have no idea who atheon
sports is. The Eagles have obviously not declined, no invite exists,

(16:53):
and team sources still confirm their willingness to attend. On
March eleven, yesterday, the White House confirmed it had indeed
extended an invitation. And guess what what do you think
the Eagles are gonna do?

Speaker 3 (17:14):
Dragon Uh, They're gonna go visit the White House.

Speaker 2 (17:17):
Yeah, imagine that and you know, I think you wouldn't
make any bets somewhat. Uh, the donald might offer them
for lunch, oh McDonald's Snackdonald's. The east room will just
be filled with big Max and double cheeseburgers and large

(17:38):
ass fries and probably not even diet coke, probably real coke,
good sugary coke. My point is, if you're still not
skeptical about the cabal, slap yourself. Slape yourself.

Speaker 4 (17:52):
Man, Michael, what kind of journalists just stuff up and lie?
It just makes me grind my teeth. What happened to
the America that we once had?

Speaker 2 (18:10):
Well, they're not journalists number one and two. They're propagandasts.
They are, remember there, liberals, progressives, Marxist commune. They're always projecting.
So what what they accuse jd Vance, for example, of
being or Tulsa y aberga ainybody else of being a
Russian propagandast. That's what they actually are. They may not

(18:32):
be Russian propagandas, but their left wing progressive propagandas is
what they do. So, speaking of the what does that
have to do with the price of eggs and Denmark
or what was the price of tea in China whatever
it has to do. Yesterday, the Secretary of Agriculture. Can
anybody name the Secretary of agriculture? Huh Steve ste How

(18:53):
did you know that is the co real? Of course?

Speaker 3 (18:59):
Not? Okay, good.

Speaker 2 (19:05):
Steve Smith, Steve Brown, Steve Redbeard. Are these Steve's in
your family? No?

Speaker 3 (19:13):
Actually, none one.

Speaker 2 (19:15):
Steve in my family. I think one one Steve a cousin.

Speaker 3 (19:18):
And I only know the one Steve. Oh that's right,
yeah Steve.

Speaker 2 (19:25):
When you said you only know the one Steve, the
first Steve I thought of was the dead Steve.

Speaker 3 (19:30):
Oh yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 (19:31):
We got it. So Dragon, I dig through the We
no longer have a central mailbox where someone puts the
mail in for like, you know, Dragon Redbeard or Michael Brown.
They just throw it out there on this high top counter.
So I'm I'm digging through it to see. You know,
did did any of my lovely goobers send me, like,
you know, a gift card or send me like a

(19:53):
crumbled cookie gift.

Speaker 3 (19:54):
Card box of crumble cookie?

Speaker 2 (19:55):
Yeah?

Speaker 4 (19:56):
You know.

Speaker 2 (19:56):
So I'm I'm anxiously and I don't find anything, but
I find a newspaper. I think it was a magazine.

Speaker 3 (20:03):
Magazine. I believe.

Speaker 2 (20:04):
Yeah, a magazine addressed to someone who's been dead for.

Speaker 3 (20:11):
At least five years.

Speaker 2 (20:12):
I was gonna say maybe ten years, maybe, yeah, yeah,
But anyway, you got to watch us. Everybody you know's
all the mail is gone? Now I know it's this morning.
As I walked through, all males gone.

Speaker 3 (20:26):
Yeah. That that big wig you were talking about, he's
coming in.

Speaker 2 (20:29):
Oh, that's why. That's why we cleaned everything up. That's
why everything out there they look so clean, and we've
got music playing. Oh it's right because I've got to
go to that damn meeting this morning with a big wig.
Uh huh.

Speaker 3 (20:42):
I don't know what's worse a bunch of messy desks
or a bunch of.

Speaker 2 (20:46):
Fake empty desks. Right? Do you people not work? Do
you not do anything? Or what's worse is a big
wig that walks through and doesn't even notice. Yeah, so anyway,
yesterday's Secretary of Agriculture Brook announced that egg prices nationwide
have begun falling because of Trump's administration's efforts to boost

(21:09):
domestic supply quick killing the chickens. According to Rowlins, following
measures implemented late last month, the average cost now your
mileage may vary. The average cost of a dozen eggs
has decreased by nearly two bucks. She said. You know,
a good piece of news we just gotten the last
day or two is that the average cost of a

(21:31):
dozen eggs. Can you believe we're talking about this eggs?
And I know that some of you poultry experts out
there have sent me an email about how you know
this mass execution of chickens is the only way to
stop the av and flu. I'm skeptical about that. I

(21:53):
just find it difficult unless you know, send me some
link to a journal or something. I'm a scientific journal,
not you know, chicken execution journal. I don't care to
read that because it's obviously going to be biased.

Speaker 3 (22:08):
What we do have good news from this text that
Mike eggs at the commissary. I'm Buckleyer five seventy seven.

Speaker 2 (22:15):
Now relatively speaking, is that good or bad?

Speaker 3 (22:17):
I don't know.

Speaker 2 (22:18):
Okay, I don't see. I don't know either. Fortunately, I
haven't bought eggs. I know we have eggs in the refrigerator,
but I wasn't the one that bottom.

Speaker 3 (22:26):
Missus Redbeard's sister has about a dozen chickens. So we
of course said.

Speaker 2 (22:32):
Really, yeah, So do do you get brown eggs?

Speaker 3 (22:35):
Both, they're both brown and white?

Speaker 2 (22:37):
Yeah? How many eggs wee? Do you consume?

Speaker 3 (22:41):
Not as many as you would think, but you know
we've got some. Yeah, they're delicious. Yeah, thank you.

Speaker 2 (22:46):
I love scrambled eggs, properly made scrambled eggs, real butter,
real butter, light and fluffy. Sometimes you can make them
with all eve oil. That's pretty good too. Yeah. So
she says, well, you know what, Well, here's what she says.

(23:08):
A good piece of news we just gotten the last
day or two is that the average cost of a
dozen eggs has now gone a dollar eighty five cents
since we announced our plan about a week and a
half ago. However, she did warn that prices might creep
back up just slightly as we head into Easter holiday
and demand increases. You know, when they make that statement,

(23:32):
I wish they would explain why, because she presupposes that
everybody out there understands basic supply and demand. I don't
think most Americans, and I mean it truly when I
say most, I don't think most. And when I say most,

(23:54):
let me be specific. Over the age of eighteen up
to however, the oldest person in the country is I
would venture to say that less than prove me wrong.
Somebody find a stat prove me wrong. But my guess
is less than fifty percent of adults in this country
could explain supply and demand. Do you think they? Do?

(24:18):
You think I'm wrong? Maybe I am. I hope I'm wrong,
but I'm afraid that I'm right. She voted a recent
op ed and detailed the president's strategy, well not his,
but the administration strategy to tackle egg prices. And we,
of course we know that they increased significantly following Joe

(24:39):
Biden's mass assassination of chickens to try to combat AVM
flu outbreaks, and of course to try to combat inflationary pressure,
which never made sense to me at all. So the
price of eggs are going up because of av and
flu and because of aviation, aviation, because of inflation. So
if you were trying to reduce the price of eggs,

(25:02):
you wouldn't do neither of those things, right, Wouldn't you
want to increase the supply of eggs because if you
increase the oh, here I am trying to explain supply
and demand. If you increase the supply of eggs, and
there are more eggs to buy, then the price is
gonna go down. Now, when Easter rolls around and Dragon
buys all of his Easter eggs, he's gonna buy for

(25:24):
all of his grandkids and as kids so they can
all go decorate Easter eggs. Then it's gonna drive the
price back up because those dozen chickens aren't gonna produce
enough Easter eggs for them. She said, This five point
strategy is not going to erase the problem overnight, but
we're confident that it will restore stability to the egg

(25:46):
market over the next three to six months. This approach
will also ensure stability over the next four years and beyond.
Do you know that and I have mixed emotions about
this that the Department of Egg is about to spend
they use the word invest in this story, about a

(26:09):
billion dollars to stabilize prices. Now, granted, the money is
largely going toward combating avian flu and supporting vaccine research.
If there, if and I assume there is a poultry association,

(26:30):
you know, an egg an egg hatcher's association, and egg
growers whatever it might be, just like get cattleman's association,
don't you think they ought to be the ones investing
in trying to figure out how to solve the problem.
Why do we always think that it's a government problem.

Speaker 5 (26:47):
Or more focused on how we bring the price of
eggs down in the av and bird flu for everyone.
A good piece of news we just got in the
last day or two is that the average cost of
a dozen eggs has now gone down a dollar in
eighty five cents since we announced our plan about a
week and a half ago on February the twenty sixth.
So listen, we're going into Easter season. This is always

(27:08):
the highest price for eggs.

Speaker 2 (27:10):
I never thought my life that I would have a
sound bite from the Secretary of Agriculture standing on Pebble Beach,
which is on the north portico, the north side of
the White House, which is where all the media has
all their tents and everything set up to do their
little bits and pieces. Standing on Pebble Beach in front
of the White House talking about the price of eggs.

(27:33):
It just shows you just how bad that last administration was.
How bad was that last administration so bad that dragon
be ready for this, A celebrity has actually left the country.

(27:53):
A celebrity. I put in air quotes, has left the
country Flintstones.

Speaker 6 (28:01):
It's Tuesday all day.

Speaker 2 (28:02):
Let me buy you.

Speaker 7 (28:04):
Well, hey, everybody, it's me Rosie O'Donnell star the Flintstones.

Speaker 6 (28:09):
It's Tuesday all days.

Speaker 3 (28:10):
My nana would say, that's where she's Satton's it's beautiful.

Speaker 2 (28:15):
No, it's Rosie of the Flintstones movie. I know, I've
known you what that means.

Speaker 3 (28:22):
Not a League of their own, which is a fantastic movie.
She's gonna go with the Flintstones, the Flintstone.

Speaker 2 (28:28):
I mean it's Rosie o'donald. Were you expecting Albert Einstein?

Speaker 6 (28:34):
And warm? Not physically, it's actually quite cold.

Speaker 7 (28:39):
Moved here on January fifteenth, and uh, it's been pretty wonderful.
I have to say. The people are so loving and
so kind, so welcoming.

Speaker 2 (28:52):
As opposed to you a holes in America.

Speaker 6 (28:54):
And I'm very grateful.

Speaker 7 (28:58):
In the process of getting my Irish citizenship as.

Speaker 6 (29:03):
I have Irish grandparents.

Speaker 2 (29:05):
Now I haven't listened. This is nine minutes long. Yeah,
she just played the whole nine minutes and just go
take a break, go for a walk, get some fresh air.
I wonder if she gave up or renounced her American citizenship.
She got her Irish citizenship because she has Irish grandparents.

Speaker 7 (29:24):
And that's what's going on. And that's where I've been
and what I've been doing. And although I was never
someone who thought I would move to another country, that's
what I decided would be the best for myself and
my twelve year old child.

Speaker 4 (29:46):
Roll.

Speaker 2 (29:46):
So you finally get tired of here.

Speaker 8 (29:48):
We are here, we are, good morning, Michael and Dragon.
I wanted to find out what your take is. What
do you think the Democrats will do. Think they're going
to go for a government closure or do you think
they give the administration a win? Actually the American people

(30:11):
a win. And I just want to find out what
you think.

Speaker 2 (30:15):
Okay, well hold that thought. We'll get to that next
because I got to do so I got to go
back to something. And full credit to this entire segment
goes to Alexa and who's one of our listeners. So
she sent me a link to I follow this account
and I just actually I wasn't on X much much yesterday,
but lives a TikTok has Doug Collins, who is the

(30:39):
Secretary of the Veteran Department of Veterans Affairs, is being
interviewed by a journalist, and as I just told you
the story about how and the talk back, why do
we call them journalists when they just lie? Well, there
have been all these lies about like social Security, medicare
all these been it's being cut, including the Veterans Affairs.

(31:03):
Listen to this takedown of a journalist by the Secretary
of Veterans Affairs. This is fascinating and I need you.
I'm all right, why am I not worth?

Speaker 9 (31:22):
And it's something here. But I do have a second thing, Patricha,
I really need to know one of the things that
I've been fighting. We got into it a little bit
in discussion, but one of the issues that we're having
is and it's something here. I need your help on something.
I need your help because all I seem to be
doing lately is fighting back against any window and rumor stories.
And this is what I seem to be fighting about

(31:43):
all the time. In fact, Patricia, part of it.

Speaker 2 (31:46):
Is with you and.

Speaker 9 (31:50):
History, because when you start headlines with there's a rumor
going around and that we've heard that that hurts my veterans,
that scares my veterans, that's there's my employees.

Speaker 3 (32:01):
Because it's not true.

Speaker 9 (32:02):
Will you commit to not doing that in the future.

Speaker 3 (32:06):
Well, there was a DOG representative that day.

Speaker 9 (32:08):
I have a VIA employee, who is our dealge, Lady Aison,
you knew that and you could ask that question.

Speaker 2 (32:13):
I did, but when you when you got the answer.

Speaker 9 (32:15):
But my question here is I need you to commit
to not starting off rumors began circulating. Well, if it's
it's either true or false, Patricia, and then you go
to put Patty Murphy saying that we've heard and we
have made those may have barged into the VA today
unconfirmed heresaying you know what you'd have done if I
was a member of Congress and probably done that unconfirmed report.

(32:35):
You didn't put unconfirmed report. So, Trisian, I want to
work together with you, but I need you to commit
to me that you're.

Speaker 3 (32:41):
Not going to do this.

Speaker 2 (32:42):
I'm working on it and I have I have been trying.

Speaker 4 (32:45):
Actually I have another question based on that.

Speaker 6 (32:47):
Thank you very much.

Speaker 9 (32:49):
I want to hear the answer. Perfey, you commit not
to do rumors because you're scaring my VIA employees about this.
That's fair, and you're scaring my veterans. Yes, that's unforget
that's that's not that's not something.

Speaker 3 (32:58):
I tell you a rumor is different than if I
have a source, then you source it to our p
I p R.

Speaker 2 (33:04):
She put it in the headline.

Speaker 9 (33:06):
Rumors say let them know because you know something. I've
got people who are reporting stuff right now who aren't
even calling us. They don't even get it. They don't
even get something from they don't even call.

Speaker 2 (33:16):
Us to check it.

Speaker 6 (33:17):
Well that's not right.

Speaker 2 (33:18):
Well this isn't right either.

Speaker 6 (33:20):
Well that's fair. But I did call about that.

Speaker 2 (33:22):
I did call it, and you got the answer.

Speaker 3 (33:23):
But yet you stare reported as a rumor.

Speaker 2 (33:25):
Well, okay, which is it? Which is.

Speaker 8 (33:29):
There?

Speaker 7 (33:30):
Was?

Speaker 6 (33:30):
There is a dirte person, there.

Speaker 9 (33:32):
Is nobody's nobody has said that from you, nobody, but
he was reported as a rumor. I mean, you think
about it, and in the in the headline of the story,
you must. I don't care who I know, but yours.

Speaker 2 (33:51):
I don't care who wrote the headline. It's your byline.
Dam God, blessed Doug Collins.