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Livestream: Trumps INSANE Crypto Corruption · Combat Veteran News

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more actually about the president's
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crypto.
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We'll let people come on in though.
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Mhm.
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So, welcome. How are you guys?
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What's been going on?
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Hey, the the doctor AI. Hopefully it's
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hopefully you're real. I know. Well, I
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just I just finished uh
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working out was probably being generous,
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but uh you know,
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I try to do like some pull-ups and
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push-ups and stuff. I already ran today,
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but I know I need to do some strength
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training, and I
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just haven't been.
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So, I try to just be like, "Okay, what's
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like the minimum effective dose?" And
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so, I'm like, "Listen, okay, just if
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every day I do couple of pull-ups,
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couple of push-ups, couple of of, you
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know, a little bit of core work and some
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squat squats and lunges with some kettle
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bells. I'm hoping that that will
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aggregate over the week into the
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equivalent of like a 30 minute one 30
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minute lift a week. You know what I
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mean?
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It's a dream. It's an aspiration.
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Nobody wants this job. Nobody. Listen,
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every at this point being president of
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the United States looks [ __ ] great.
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Huh?
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Good day. H from Australia.
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Yay! Corruption is right, guys.
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Okay, I just got to like
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I mean we I just want to go over his his
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disclosure forms.
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Well, actually there's there's a bunch
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there's a bunch of [ __ ] But we'll let
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people filter in and we're going to talk
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about it.
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What? Corruption. That's true. Calling
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crypto corruption is like calling is
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like a is telling a fish that they're
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wet. They're just like, "No, dude. I
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just am." Like, "What do you mean wet?
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Hey, ohms next to the five. Egypt just
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tied Australia and Egypt moves up. Wow.
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Wow.
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That's pretty cool.
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Also, okay, I got to laugh at this one
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from the Ukraine subreddit. Ukrainians
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have launched a new online game changing
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fuel station statuses on maps, marking
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empty stations as supplied and supplied
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stations as empty. This is because of
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all the shortages in Moscow.
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So now they're just leading Russians to
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empty fuel stations, saying they're full
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and telling them the stations with fuel
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do not have any. That is pretty [ __ ]
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devious.
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Oh, is crypto back to tanky? Well, let's
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see. Let's talk about it.
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Okay. So, this is a good like summary.
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So, what I want to point out first off,
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we're going to be digging into this the
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actual 900page disclosure document of
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the president, right? But I wanted to
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talk a little bit about this is a good
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like summary article that came out of
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this and it talks about kind of Dan
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Patrick. It's it it summarizes some of
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the things that we've already talked
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about. Like for example, Chinese born
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billionaire Justin Sun who gave $30
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million who bought gave $30 million to
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uh the president's World Liberty
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Financial, which by the way, World
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Liberty Financial isn't just the
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presidents. It's also co-founded by
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President Trump, senior US um special
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envoy Steve Witoff, and their sons.
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It says it's going to borrow and lend
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money and that the tokens carried no
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promise of ownership in anything uh
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could not be resold or traded. Entitled
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owners only to some vote at an
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unspecified future date on what the
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company would actually do. As we have
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discussed
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uh in
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other videos, a good example of
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purchasing a world liberty financial
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would be uh like this, right? I can just
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take a piece of paper and just write the
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word
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one Flubycoin on it. And guys, I don't
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know if you knew this, but one
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Flubbycoin is worth $200. So, you give
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me $200, I'll give you this Flubbycoin.
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What does Flubycoin do? Well, obviously
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it's going to maybe one day be
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associated with Fluby, a hot AI
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blockchain web3 startup
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on semiconductor.
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So, you want to take that trade, you
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won't own it. It's not It's not an
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equity stake. It's associated with it,
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right?
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And of course, 75% of the proceeds will
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go directly to me.
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Bluecoin, right? You can just write on a
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piece of paper and hand it out. You
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know, my 2-year-old does it. She doesn't
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even she doesn't know how to write. I'm
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kidding. Of course. right now. Of
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course, Sun is facing criminal charges
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uh for basically illegally having um
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rappers and porn stars uh
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paying them to endorse a cryptocurrency
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that he was shelling that wasn't even
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legal in the US.
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He spent 200 million on the Trump
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memecoin, which is effectively just a
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way to transfer uh wealth to the
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president, right? Just directly. again,
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the Flubbycoin scam.
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And uh
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yeah, obviously as soon as he did that,
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uh
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soon got his
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soon got his uh easy settlement from the
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Department of Justice. He made 10 $31
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million in his fraudulent crypto scheme
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and he settled with the DOJ for 10
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million.
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Then of course he sued World Liberty
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Financial for defrauding him, which come
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on guy. Come on, man. Didn't you know
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what you were doing?
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Now, Trump in total in 2025 earned $2.2
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billion in crypto. Okay. No, sorry. 2.2
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in total, but almost all of those were
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from crypto tokens or crypto
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investments, right? Like invest in
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Flippycoin, dude.
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Yeah. So, obviously there's all this
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kind of [ __ ] Oh, some of the things
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were wild. Uh Trump reported that he
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earned $200 million from selling half of
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World Liberty Financial, a company which
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does nothing, uh to the UAE actually,
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which of course has benefited from the
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administration's trade policies,
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right? He said 61 million was an equity
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sale. Again, the company, by the way,
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Flubby Corp, uh, is what makes Fluby
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tokens. So, I could also sell shares in
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Flubby Corp to an investor, right?
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And 119 was a He just literally calls it
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a capital contribution, which is so
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funny that I mean, that's not a real
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thing. A capital contribution is not
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legal. That's a gift.
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Like, capital just means money.
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contribution just means giving it to
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you. It's a donation
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and $200 million$197 million. I love
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that [ __ ] Like my parents cannot
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legally for example give me a down uh
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give me a like pay pay for my house
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without triggering a taxable event.
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But clearly if it's a capital
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contribution guys
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and of course world liberty also
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associated with Binance who CZ who got a
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Trump pardon
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Binance had allowed Iran to evade
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sanctions
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and it's continued to even after the
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pardon obviously. Why would you not? If
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you got pardoned for a crime you can't
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be found guilty of it. So why would you
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stop?
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Trump also made $80 million just by
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settling those civil lawsuits against
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media companies for free speeching about
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him.
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I mean, it's just all a punchline right
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now. I I want to point out I want to
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take a look and what I think is most
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interesting about his disclosure form is
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just like this is the most transparent
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look we've gotten into
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uh Okay, I love this stamp. United
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States Office of Government Ethics
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preventing conflicts of interest in the
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executive branch. So I want to point out
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that this is again signed by the
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president just a few days ago. So this
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is the best look at his
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uh
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total number of like entities that he
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owns. So here's the positions he holds
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officially outside of the US government
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which right there should be a problem.
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CIC Digital LLC where he is the manager,
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president, treasurer and secretary. CIC
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Ventures LLC where he is the manager,
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president, secretary and treasurer,
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president of Mara Lago Club LLC, and of
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course, guys, chairman of the John F.
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Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
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So,
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here's employment agreements and
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arrangement.
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It doesn't really say, but he has
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technically a SAG pension, which
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actually is the most unexceptional thing
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here. He also
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is as part of his merger with Digital
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World Acquisition Corp.
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Uh
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let's see. Uh shares
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so it sounds like he got a bunch of
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stock from selling the company. So,
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so he sold some of his stake in Trump
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Media Technology Corp. And of course,
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American Federation of Television and
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Radio Artists uh again for a bunch of
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media appearances. Now, here's where
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things get even more interesting. Spouse
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Employment Assets and Income and
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Retirement Accounts, right? She owns a
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Melania LLC, 721 33H holdings, a pass
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through company for a different one.
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This pass through company which has a US
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bank account in residential real estate
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market world LLC. This company has been
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set up to enter into various agreements
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including appearance and speaking
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arrangements and for the sale of NFTs,
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other collectibles to receive net
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proceeds from the book Melania and the
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film Melania,
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right? A US bank account with $50,000 in
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it.
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A licensing agreement for a film. Whoa.
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$10 million for that licensing agreement
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for the film, $6 million for a licensing
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agreement for NFTTS.
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Yikes. And a licensing agreement for her
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book, half a million.
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And then dissolved entities. Okay, now
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here things get even more interesting.
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This is
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assets and other income. I mean, look at
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this [ __ ] guys. Look at look at all of
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it. So, one, the value
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over a million dollars uh of stock in
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some of these are just by the way are
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just dividends, just companies that pay
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a dividend. But it's most interesting
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that he owns all of these as individual
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stocks. That's what's most interesting
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because again, I I like technically if
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you own an S&P 500 uh uh ETF, you're
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technically going to also receive some
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dividends from all of these, right? But
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the difference is yours are reported as
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a single thing. So one, a couple of
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things that are a little sus. Yeah,
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sure. Carnival Corporation, Corewave.
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Yeah, I mean these are obviously all
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companies that he kind of regulates.
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Macy's Holdings LLC, which is crazy
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because I don't think they're even
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listed anymore. Uh Netflix, Siri,
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SiriusXM, which it's pretty funny.
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That's a that's a Warren Buffett fave.
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This is Macy's and Sirius are peak
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Boomer Energy. But then you United
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rentals, but they're senior secured
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notes, which is interesting. But then he
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also has a million1 to five million
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dollars in Victoria's Secret. And what
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makes Victoria's Secret is interesting
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is the owner of Victoria's Secret, guys,
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is uh
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is uh remember founded by Les Wexner,
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who is the OG source of Jeffrey
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Epstein's money.
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I don't think I mean $5 million is is is
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peanuts, right, to to to Trumpster, but
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it's still pretty interesting, right?
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It's still pretty interesting uh choice
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because it does appear to be one of his
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uh among his largest holdings, right?
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Oxidental Petroleum, a lot of these are
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boring. New York City Bank Corp, right?
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These are just regular IES share silver.
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interesting that the my man's my man's
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investing in silver which is a very
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untrump
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select dividend regional banks. I mean
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this is so this is actually pretty
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stupid believe it or not to have all
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these individual stocks like bro just
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buy the S&P 500.
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Yeah. And then it's just literally every
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[ __ ] stock on planet Earth. He owns a
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little bit of uh he owns a little a fair
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amount of Amazon, but almost looks like
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he bought like some of these are just
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trivial amounts. Apple, he owns a bunch.
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This isn't exceptional. Owns a bunch.
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Berkshire Hathaway. basically looks like
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they're somehow reporting like it looks
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like almost as though he owns the S&P
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500 or a VTI and they're reporting it as
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individual components
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because you can see the MAG 7 are all
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like much larger much larger percent
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like proportional holdings which I
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wonder if that is an obfiscation
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strategy. I mean this is like I wonder
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if it's exact. Let's see. Let's see.
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500 holdings by
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alphabetical.
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I'm just going to try to find this.
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Okay. List of S&P 500 companies. Here we
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go. We'll we'll try to do it by by
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symbol. Uh okay. So, where we at?
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Starting with uh ARM court. Okay. Here
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we go. Uh Apple Abby V. Okay. Abbott
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Labs.
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Uh, okay. Adobe.
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So, these this is just alphabetical by
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symbol. See if we can find it. Oh, there
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we go. 3M, AOSmith, Abbott Labs, Abby V,
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Abby V, Abby, Accenture, Adobe, Abby V,
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Adobe, AMD,
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AFLAC, Agelite,
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AFLAC, Edgelite. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. This
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is Sorry. Excuse me, guys. Sorry. Uh you
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see how these things line up almost
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perfectly. Uh air products, chemicals.
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He's just Yeah, that looks like exactly
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what he's done actually. There's air
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products, agelite.
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This is, by the way, a list of the S&P
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500 sorted by um alphabetical,
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right?
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In fact, he owns almost all of them
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except for
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wait, does he own this is kind of
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interesting. Uh right. AIG, American,
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Amaran, Alphabet, Alphabet,
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but interestingly, Align Technology,
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Alexandria Real Estate Equities.
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Uh he does not own which is fascinating.
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So he doesn't want to own anyone else's
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real estate. Huh. That's a very I mean
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that's very Trumpian, but it's also very
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specific.
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Like that's kind of weird.
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Again, it's actually not terrible
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management uh to say, "Hey, I'm as
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exposed as I want to be in real estate.
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I want to be something else.
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So, let's see. So, there's all this
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[ __ ] All these companies, uh, no,
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here's Federal Realy Investment." I
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guess that's right. And you can see that
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again a lot of these are just like
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proportionally tiny tiny amounts which
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is fascinating. It's almost like
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somebody's farming him for It's almost
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like he's listed the S&P 500, right? You
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can see there's Microsoft over a
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million. Um or someone's farming him for
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commissions. Like someone who's managing
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his account is extracting as many
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commissions as possible.
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Right now here he has a totally
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different investment account also with
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just like lots and lots of tiny amounts
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of stock. Um, literally, I mean, imagine
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being worth several billion dollars and
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like having individual holdings of like
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of like 10 grand in a company. That is
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so [ __ ] weird.
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Investment account four and split among
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four different investment accounts. And
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look, these are all tiny investments. I
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mean, 250, 200, $2,500. It's literally
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like he's trying to obscure what has
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actually happened, right? So weird,
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guys. These are This is so strange.
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Oh, there some of these are bonds, too.
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Investment account five. Jeff Jefferson
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Davis County, Georgia school district
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bonds.
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Jennison, Missouri public school bonds.
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Yeah, there is no way he has bought
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hundreds of individual school district
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bonds. This is this is supposed to be
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some kind of mun bonds ETF that for in
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the reporting they've distributed out
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and
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just like
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um carved out to to make this as
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unreadable as possible. Investment
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account six. Again, he's got the same
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thing. He's got all these like weird
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corporations. And here he's got a bunch
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of bonds for these corporations, right?
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Interest on bonds. You can see it's so
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weird. And here we go again. and a bunch
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of corporate
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uh debt. Why keep them in different
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investment accounts? It doesn't make any
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sense. And now he's backed to stocks.
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I mean, yeah, this is so weird. Eight an
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eighth investment account
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like
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like what are you doing boss?
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And now Donald J. Trump irrevocable
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trust, right? So, this is also something
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controlled directly by him. He has a
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bunch of money in money market accounts.
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Like a lot of money, like 25 million in
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a money market account, which I I I get
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it. He has it, but that is so [ __ ]
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weird. Like, you disclosed. Okay. Also,
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you have individual holdings as little
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as 200 $2,500 in
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Flutter eminent.
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Okay, cool. Uh like Flutter eminent
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corporate debt, but then you're like,
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"Oh, uh I have $25 million just sitting
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in a brokerage account just kind of
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[ __ ] around like what?"
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And then these are investment accounts
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held by the trust. I I think it doesn't
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really tell us. It just says filer name.
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Then it says investment account one. So
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we're listing a new one. I think it's
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the trust. I think it's the trust
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because he has 18 cash accounts in the
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trust.
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And then here, look. Okay, this is even
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weirder. So it says in this investment
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account, this is in the last year, that
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in the last quarter of the year, he's
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made a bunch of purchases in this tr
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investment account held in the trust. So
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the the the revocable trust, which is
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not a blind trust.
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He's doing all this trading like very
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actively. And you can see he's
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purchasing
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I mean he purchased the tech sector ETF
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on
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918 midcaps on 918 dividends, right? He
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made a bunch of these purchases of small
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cap, right? Uh let's see. And and here's
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where things get kind of even weirder.
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Let's take a look really fast. Okay. Um,
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Trump
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announcement
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September 20th. Let's see.
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So, let's see. Moving it back. Oh, here
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we go. Here we go. Let's Let's see.
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Let's see what was going on September
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20th
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of
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last year of 2025. These are all his
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proclamations.
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Making it pretty easy for us. Uh,
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November, October.
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Okay. Uh, P restriction on anti-ertent
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certain non-immigrant workers. Here we
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go. adjusting
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uh imports of timber, lumber, and
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derivative products into the United
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States.
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Um,
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let's see.
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Looks like when Trump paused his
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tariffs. Oh, here we go. Well, just it
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just says Trump bought hundreds of Trump
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made 327 stock trades before tariff
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pause.
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Uh, which one? It doesn't narrow it
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down.
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Oh, on April 8th, 2025. Okay, so we're
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not even there. Oh. Oh, look. They're
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all listed in a cookie cookie dookie
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order. Okay, so here's a bunch, right?
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Abbott Labs, Altria, but just like
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little little buys here and there. It's
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kind of weird. Meta.
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This is so bizarre, guys.
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And also tiny tiny purchases of a bunch
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of stocks. That is what's weird. We're
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talking about tiny purchases inside the
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trust. Uh data dog class A shares, like
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$1,000, $10,000 of them.
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What is going on here? I mean, is this
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like Baron Trump buying [ __ ]
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Uh, yeah, it's also weird that it's
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listed in no order. Like no order at
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all. Uh, 925, but again, like a bunch of
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transactions of weird volumes. Here's a
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go. He bought the Russell 3000 wart. How
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do you feel about activity Air Force
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Major Gest in front of the capital? Not
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you expert, but I'm pretty sure what he
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did was legal. What do I think as a
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former officer? Uh, so you cannot as an
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officer wear you can say those things.
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You can call for the president to be
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impeached. You have you have freedom of
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speech, but you cannot do it while
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wearing your uniform. Um,
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but what I think he was doing is like
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engaging in civil disobedience. Uh, he
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knew he was going to be arrested. He
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knew he was going to face uh some kind
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of charges for it. Um, I think it's a
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little bit of this this um send it
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mentality. He is like, "Listen, this is
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corrupt. I feel I have to do this. I
26:58
took an oath against all enemies,
26:59
foreign and domestic." Um, and you know,
27:03
it it it
27:05
is confusing to people who are not in
27:08
the military to be like, I don't get it.
27:11
Like,
27:13
uh, why would you do that? Why would you
27:15
you kiss your pension goodbye? you did
27:17
all the but like
27:20
you know
27:22
the why the the point is that he was
27:25
like listen I swore an oath this is part
27:27
of the oath
27:35
yeah it's funny oh yeah order does seem
27:37
alphabetic alphabetical sort of but look
27:40
EF here we go oh we're into investment
27:42
account three I love this I love this
27:45
they make it hard to time. Which by the
27:47
way, there is no there is no thing that
27:50
dictates what order these things have to
27:51
appear in or that the amount can be just
27:55
given as a range like this, right? It's
27:59
very funny. Here's a million. Look at
28:02
this. This dude, okay, bought over a
28:04
million dollars on October 7th, 2025 of
28:06
United Health, which is pretty funny.
28:09
So, let's see what happened October 7th.
28:12
Let's see.
28:14
You're on.
28:28
All right, let's see what happened.
28:33
Well, this says on October 10th, 2025,
28:36
administration announced a major drug
28:37
pricing deal with Astroenica, bringing
28:39
prescription drugs closer to most
28:40
favored nation prices. The day prior,
28:43
President Trump hosted a cabinet meeting
28:44
where healthcare cost reductions where
28:45
primary talk is talk of focus.
28:48
Astroenica, right?
28:52
Uh
28:54
so obviously who else is going to
28:56
benefit from
28:59
uh reduced prescription drug cost
29:01
crisis, right? Well, obviously United
29:03
Health because they're going to charge
29:04
the same for insurance, but obviously uh
29:09
they won't have to pay as much, right?
29:10
Like that's a b their bottom line just
29:12
got a huge lift.
29:16
So that's kind of fun. It's a fun that's
29:19
a fun hustle. Here we go. He bought more
29:21
United Health Group on 123.
29:27
Let's see. Trump Healthcare News
29:31
December
29:33
13, 14 or 15.
29:37
Let's see what happened.
29:41
prescript more prescription drug pricing
29:43
more making drugs cheaper.
29:47
Interesting.
29:52
Uh
29:55
narrowing the window to sign up for
29:57
subsidized health insurance.
30:00
Uh forcing hospitals to publish their
30:03
pricing data.
30:07
also benefiting United Healthcare.
30:11
Interesting
30:20
healthcare news. Uh maybe we'll just do
30:22
December 2025.
30:26
Yeah. Yeah, there it is. December 19th,
30:28
2025. Another reduction in prescription
30:30
drug prices.
30:32
Fascinating. I mean, this is fun.
30:45
I mean, depending on your definition of
30:47
fun, of course,
30:49
it's fun, but mildly demoralizing.
31:05
Yeah, I Wartech. Yeah, he's probably
31:06
doing a Hatch Act violation. I think I
31:09
think that's probably what it is. He's
31:11
just doing it. He's in his official
31:12
capacity.
31:14
I'm just fascinated by the rest of these
31:15
trades. I mean, nothing if the fact that
31:19
Trump's sons
31:21
are
31:24
are despite having access to the literal
31:26
president, they still went all in on
31:29
[ __ ] Bitcoin and then got
31:33
like absolutely got their [ __ ]
31:35
clocked cleaned by it,
31:38
right? I think that's the funniest part.
31:45
like that Bitcoin despite the literal
31:48
despite having access to the most
31:50
information on planet Earth,
31:54
these turd bags have still lost so much
31:57
[ __ ] money. Like if they bought in
31:59
2024, I mean, when did they buy? 2025,
32:02
right? Kick as soon as Trump is
32:04
inaugurated. So he's inaugurated January
32:06
of 25. Oh god. Oh god. They've lost 40%,
32:09
guys. They're right after right after
32:11
inauguration. crypto rips
32:15
by let's say they buy in at 103 it drops
32:17
maybe to 80 but now they've lost so much
32:20
[ __ ] money because
32:24
ultimately America is still made up of
32:26
Americans and despite what AI and Peter
32:29
Teal might tell you the power of every
32:31
American to [ __ ] sell their Bitcoin
32:35
uh
32:38
is just greater than the presidents.
32:54
Yeah, that's fine. People are also like,
32:55
check the stock price. Okay, so since he
32:57
bought United Health December, let's
33:00
see, he bought in December. Oh yeah,
33:05
look at this. Look at this [ __ ]
33:06
December 19th, Trump buys 328, now 425,
33:09
baby,
33:13
right? This is Yeah. hit got hit with a
33:16
bunch of scandals. I mean, this was a a
33:19
a clear obvious value play. I mean, even
33:23
even Warren Buffett was like, "Listen,
33:24
dude. America's not going to get rid of
33:26
United Health Group. You can't murder a
33:28
single CEO and get rid of the United
33:30
Health Group, just like murdering the
33:31
Ayatollah didn't get rid of the
33:32
Iranians.
33:34
It's a It's a fun fantasy. It feels good
33:36
in a video game where you're like where
33:38
you're like oh back back ab and you take
33:41
out the boss and you're like da da da
33:43
with the evil emperor destroyed you have
33:46
be you have the the empire collapses but
33:49
like that's not how it works like you
33:51
kill the evil emperor and there's always
33:53
just like
33:55
dozens and dozens and dozens of aspiring
33:58
lieutenants who are happy to take the
33:59
mantle.
34:02
Oh, Mad Scorpable. That's right. We
34:04
talked about that. Eric literally DM'd
34:07
uh um Daniel Cormier, one of the people
34:12
in mixed martial arts with the most
34:14
integrity in the world, and literally
34:16
was like, "Yo, yo, I'mma be real. Any of
34:19
those fights fixed." It's like, "Dude,
34:21
don't put your crime in writing." And at
34:23
first I was like, "Eric's stupid. He put
34:25
it in writing." But now I'm just like
34:28
Eric
34:30
doesn't need to because nothing will
34:32
happen to him,
34:34
right?
34:38
Like you don't have to conceal it. It's
34:40
like swearing in front of a newborn. You
34:42
can do it because there's no
34:44
consequences.
34:47
Like you can say [ __ ] in front of a
34:49
newborn. They're not going to
34:50
understand. It won't matter. And you can
34:53
just if you're the president's son, you
34:55
can just ask people to cheat.
34:57
Again, look at all these tiny tiny tiny
35:00
transactions. UPS class B shares. Like
35:03
what are you guys doing? Is there some
35:05
kind of automated transaction here?
35:10
It's a crazy level of of just like high
35:14
frequency trading in these weird
35:16
trenches in just tiny amounts. It it's
35:19
got to be some kind of automated trading
35:21
scheme, which nothing nothing would be
35:25
more
35:27
predictable than to tell me that one of
35:30
the Trump kids was just like a day
35:32
trader, just like a DGEN day trader just
35:34
like losing money. Again, Trump has made
35:37
money almost entirely through
35:38
cryptocurrency,
35:40
right?
35:43
Oh, wait. Was there a big one? I thought
35:44
I saw a big one. Oh, yeah. A couple of
35:46
five million picks right here.
35:48
Interesting. Big moves. Big moves on
35:51
723. All tech companies. MAG. Basically,
35:55
Mag 7 purchased July 23rd. Oo, that is a
36:00
weird one. Let's see. Let's see.
36:04
Okay.
36:05
Trump
36:07
tech or chip announcement
36:13
week after
36:16
July 23rd, 2025.
36:20
Let's see.
36:26
Huh? Well, there you go. On July 23rd,
36:28
Trump administration unveiled its
36:29
winning the AI race, America's AI action
36:32
plan, overarching technology and
36:34
semiconductor blueprint designed to spur
36:35
domestic manufacturing by heavily
36:37
deregulating the tech sector, easing
36:39
environmental rules for data centers,
36:40
and expanding AI exports to allies like
36:43
the UAE and Russia and China. So there
36:46
you go. Trump literally
36:50
made these purchases, walked out and was
36:52
like, "We are transferring money to
36:54
America's great tech companies."
36:57
Nothing fraud about any of this.
37:01
Absolutely bananas. Bananas, lads.
37:07
Again. Oh, here we go. Oh, here we go.
37:09
Another big batch of trades.
37:11
Interesting. Netflix, Eli Liy,
37:13
Mastercard, United, Visa, JP Morgan,
37:16
Tesla. These are all just Mag 7 stocks.
37:19
Huge purchases.
37:22
Huge purchases. Uh oh. Whoa. 5 to 25
37:26
million of Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple,
37:28
Amazon. Okay. 88 2025. Okay.
37:34
Uh let's see. Trump Tech announcement.
37:39
uh late
37:42
August 2025. I got to see this one.
37:45
Let's see.
37:49
In August 2025, two major technology
37:51
announcements. Partnership with Intel,
37:54
converted chips act grants
37:57
and surprise, the grants actually were a
38:00
10% ownership stake and the Apple
38:02
investment pledge. White House announced
38:05
Apple had pledged to announce additional
38:06
hundred billion. Hey JCT floor, thanks
38:09
for the combat bet news gifted
38:11
memberships. That's pretty cool. Thanks.
38:16
And here is improving our nation through
38:18
better design. Let's see. Via executive
38:22
order
38:23
uh
38:26
hi America by design national initiative
38:28
to improve experiences for Americans
38:30
breathing new life into the design and
38:32
interface of the government. National
38:34
Design Studio, America by Design,
38:38
uh, Chief Design Officer. All right.
38:40
Well, that's that's pretty dumb.
38:44
Do I have that right? Yeah. August 16th,
38:48
huh?
38:50
That's kind of interesting.
38:57
Yeah. Intel
39:00
and an Apple investment pledge.
39:07
Huh?
39:13
Oh, here we go. There are a few tech
39:15
companies impeded by TS more than April
39:17
on August 19th, 2025.
39:23
Uh, let's see. Oh, you're killing me.
39:29
Again, the It seems like it's focused
39:32
primarily on the Intel deal.
39:38
Seems primarily focused on the Intel
39:40
deal.
39:45
Made a lot of tech purchases.
39:48
Guess he thought maybe they were like
39:50
all going to rip.
39:54
I'm so curious. I'm open to ideas of
39:56
what you think this was about.
40:13
Let's see.
40:17
Maybe there's other stuff. Uh oh, he
40:20
said the tariffs had been so good on
40:22
August 22nd.
40:24
Yeah. 100% tariffs on imported chips and
40:27
semiconductors with exceptions for
40:29
companies manufacturing domestically
40:32
and tax exemptions on tips.
40:34
Executive orders on crime, oval office
40:37
renovation, national card to DC.
40:42
Yeah, that sounds like what it was.
40:45
Sounds like these are companies these
40:48
are companies that all had the
40:49
manufactured in the US exceptions.
40:52
Um,
40:55
yeah, that's my that's my theory that he
40:58
especially cuz Apple and Microsoft, he
40:59
was probably like, "You guys get the
41:00
exceptions."
41:09
Yeah, especially probably the Nvidia
41:10
stuff. Lots of tiny tiny tiny tiny tiny
41:14
tiny tiny companies. Tiny tiny tiny tiny
41:16
tiny tiny companies. Sealed Air Corp.
41:19
There's There's a day trader here, man.
41:21
There's got to be. I mean, look at all
41:22
this. This is day trading [ __ ] Tiny
41:25
amounts, really high volumes of trade.
41:28
This is somebody who's trading with
41:30
daddy's money.
41:36
That's a good point. It may be a money
41:38
laundering effort to like try to explain
41:42
like illgotten gains. It could be these
41:44
are small like G I mean some of these
41:47
aren't that small though. They're not
41:48
like small. Like GE Aerospace is a big
41:50
company and these are not amounts
41:52
sufficient to move markets. It's almost
41:55
weird. It's like these things are huge
41:57
wastes of time and they're like purchase
41:59
sale sell purchase purchase purchase
42:02
purchase purchase purchased purchase
42:03
purchase purchase purchase purchase sale
42:05
sell
42:07
purchase purchase purchase sale sell.
42:09
This is day trader [ __ ] Somebody's a
42:11
somebody's a day trader. Okay, here's
42:13
where things get more interesting. Now
42:16
liabilities. These are people he owes
42:17
money to.
42:19
He owes a mortgage in Seven Springs
42:22
through the Binmar Trust Company. He
42:24
owes Ladder Capital Finance LLC. Another
42:27
mortgage. Ladder Capital Finance
42:28
Professional Bank, which sounds like a
42:30
made-up name. Access Bank. Access Bank.
42:32
He owes Eugene Carol millions of
42:35
dollars.
42:37
He owes the New York Attorney General
42:40
over $50 million. There litigation
42:42
overturned on appeal. He has an MX with
42:45
50 grand on it. Schwab Bank, a pledged
42:47
asset line of over 50 something over $50
42:50
million. By the way, guys, so Schwab
42:52
Bank, by the way, this is the this is
42:53
crazy because this is the rich people
42:55
[ __ ] right here. Pledged asset line
42:57
means that you own a bunch of [ __ ] and
43:00
you say, "Give me a loan instead of like
43:03
it's like a heliloc, but instead of a a
43:05
heliloc, you're actually taking it out.
43:07
Not equity in your house, but literal
43:09
equities. So like instead of a heliloc
43:11
but instead of a house it's it's Nvidia
43:14
shares. And Charles Schwab says, "Yeah,
43:16
yeah, yeah. If you pledge us, if you
43:18
promise a uh a billion dollars of your
43:23
assets, shares in a company or real
43:25
estate or literal real estate as
43:27
capital, we'll give you a loan and that
43:29
loan 3.9%."
43:31
which I want you to understand how
43:32
insane that is because right now you
43:35
could take that loan and purchase US
43:38
treasuries, right?
43:42
Like the current 10 year,
43:45
you take that loan and you could make 1%
43:50
on free money.
43:52
Do you understand how crazy that is?
43:55
You would earn 1% on free [ __ ] money.
43:58
Uh what's that? as 7.75%.
44:01
But of $50 million right now, obviously
44:05
for someone like Trump, he's going to
44:07
take that money and he's going to like
44:09
spend it and live on it and it's there's
44:11
no tax. There's no he didn't pay a dime
44:13
of tax because it's not income. It's a
44:15
loan and he only owes back the loan
44:18
payments which as we discussed, right?
44:21
Any one of those dividends could have
44:23
probably pretty easily paid. Uh again,
44:25
uh let's do a little math here. just uh
44:28
you know uh we'll say it's over 50.
44:30
Let's say for easy for easy sake we'll
44:34
say it's $100 million. I think that's
44:35
about right for how Trump operates.
44:37
Times
44:40
39
44:42
no point wait 100 times 039.
44:48
Uh meaning he owes literally $3.9
44:50
million of interest every year on that
44:53
$und00 million loan. And that's kind of
44:57
crazy because when you divide it by 12,
44:59
you realize he owes literally
45:03
$300,000 a month on the interest pay on
45:05
the interest payments on that loan,
45:07
right?
45:09
Peanuts. Peanuts, lads.
45:13
Okay. Also funny, uh, gifts and travel
45:16
reimbursements. Got gifted 10 Super Bowl
45:18
tickets. The Defiance Moment Sculpture
45:21
in Amsterdam, New York. Uh,
45:26
again, 10 Super Bowl tickets, $50,000
45:28
[ __ ] 15 Daytona 500, five NCA men's
45:32
wrestling championship tickets.
45:35
Dana White gave him UFC tickets. Dana
45:38
White,
45:39
Johnny Infantino, the Rolex, gave him 10
45:43
US Open tickets.
45:46
Okay. And here we go. Employment assets,
45:48
income, and retirement accounts. This is
45:51
where things get even more interesting.
45:53
Okay,
45:56
so these are a bunch of companies
46:01
and things that he owns. Okay, this is
46:05
what makes this so [ __ ] crazy.
46:09
Look at all of these. They're LLC's,
46:13
their corporations.
46:15
Uh
46:17
he has he appears to have
46:21
I mean over
46:24
over 5 nearly 500 shell companies.
46:29
Some of them a lot of them have been
46:30
dissolved. Okay. So 432 active shell
46:33
companies.
46:36
So, uh, some of these appear to be Oh,
46:38
some of these are like lawsuits that
46:42
basically exist as entities that have
46:44
received income. So, Donald J. Trump
46:47
versus YouTube and Sunder Pichai,
46:50
uh, where he just got gifted stuff,
46:52
gifted stuff, gifted, gifted, gifted,
46:54
won his lawsuit. But you see, let's see.
46:58
Uh,
47:01
interesting. He has a he has a bunch of
47:03
book royalties.
47:07
Okay, here we go. Here's all the stuff.
47:09
So Yorktown Real Estate LLC underlying
47:11
asset a license agreement related to the
47:13
sale the last sponsor unit in Yorktown
47:16
Realy Associates
47:18
and it's held in TR by the holding
47:20
company's DJT Holdings
47:23
uh
47:25
L
47:26
WLF Holdco LLC underlying assets holds
47:29
the only membership interest in World
47:31
Liberty Financial a Delaware non-stock
47:33
corporation assigned certain economic
47:34
rights to non-token sale revenues under
47:36
service agreements between World Liberty
47:38
Financial and its founders value of
47:40
economic rights is not ascertainable.
47:42
This is not true. Right? And the
47:44
ownership percentage DT Marks Defi LLC
47:47
owns 40% of that company and third
47:48
parties own 61% of that company. He also
47:51
owns Wulman Rink Operations LLC. The
47:53
underlying asset is a US bank account in
47:55
New York. That's not sus at all, which
47:57
is wholly owned by GJT. Wiltshire Hall
48:00
LLC, which is inactive. Uh Trump family
48:03
members own 75%. GJT Holdings own 25%.
48:06
Weird. West Palm Beach Operations
48:08
underlying asset a US bank account
48:11
held in trust by DJT Holdings 100%. VH
48:14
Property Corp. uh golf course Los
48:17
Angeles uh golf related revenue 16
48:20
million owned by RPV Development 100%.
48:22
Do you see how this is literally some
48:24
like really shell company [ __ ] here?
48:27
Interesting. Trump Productions LLC
48:29
underlying asset US bank accounts and
48:30
accounts receivable represents bank
48:32
account and accounts receivable.
48:33
Underlying asset asset production
48:35
company entity doesn't hold any
48:36
trademarks or copyrights that receive
48:38
royalties from television shows. The
48:39
apprentice value not ascertainable.
48:40
Jupiter New York owned by Trump
48:42
Productions Managing Member Incorporated
48:44
and 1% by DJT Holdings LLC 99%. Do you
48:48
see how crazy all this [ __ ] is? Trump
48:50
Mark's new Rashelle is just a bank
48:51
account uh that holds additional
48:55
underlying asset license agreement
48:56
related to the sale of the last sponsor
48:58
unit.
49:00
Uh, license agreement related to the
49:02
sale of the last sponsor unit. That's
49:03
weird. Uh,
49:06
licensing agreement.
49:08
Um,
49:11
yeah. So, these are all companies
49:13
created, it appears, to
49:16
hold the licensing agreement to use his
49:19
name, but some of these just don't. Like
49:21
Trump Golf Acquisitions LLC is just a
49:24
thing in Jupiter, Florida. That's just a
49:26
bank account. Uh, Trump International
49:29
Golf Club, Scotland Limited, Golf Comp.
49:32
Right. What's interesting to me is that
49:34
not all of almost all of these
49:37
Here's the Trump Organization LLC
49:39
administrative office assets, US bank
49:41
account, and agreement for office space
49:45
meant to hold business income and legal
49:46
settlements. $30 million held completely
49:49
by the Donald J. Trump revocable trust.
49:53
This is so weird.
49:57
What's weird is that the shell companies
49:59
aren't actually that shelled. Like
50:01
normally you see this like
50:03
but instead it's DJT holdings and a
50:07
million. It's like a jellyfish. It's
50:09
like one body and 500 single tentacles.
50:11
It's not a web where you have a center
50:13
and you have a shell company which holds
50:15
shell companies. It's basically just
50:17
it's just it's five. It's DJT holdings
50:20
contains almost all of them. A couple of
50:23
these. LFB Member Acquisition Corp.
50:26
holds 1% and DJT Holdings 99%. This is
50:30
just a bank account with less than $200
50:33
in it. Lamingham Family Holdings owns a
50:36
10 acre lot of land in Bedminster
50:39
worth nothing.
50:41
Lamingham Farm Club underlying asset
50:44
golf club in Bedminster. 100% owned by
50:47
LFB Acquisitions. LFB Acquisition is
50:50
just a bank account. I'm stupid. Why do
50:52
I not have 500 just companies that own
50:55
bank accounts? Am I stupid? Then a bunch
50:57
of these just say intentionally left
50:58
blank.
51:02
Okay, weird.
51:04
Not helpful, but weird. Rent received
51:06
from It says rent received from
51:08
short-term rentals
51:11
to to where
51:13
this doesn't that that's by the way
51:16
that's not how real estate works.
51:19
Like
51:21
that's not how this works. Uh I guess it
51:24
claims unless it means Excel Ventures
51:28
LLC underlying assets residential
51:30
property in St. Martin French West
51:32
Indies
51:33
owned by Excel Venture Corporation 1%
51:36
and DJT Holdings 99%.
51:44
I guess they're saying
51:48
I don't know what this is.
51:58
This is crazy. This is the stupidest
52:01
shell game I've ever seen.
52:10
Yeah. Everybody in here in chat's got
52:11
multiple shell companies.
52:16
Who wouldn't?
52:19
Oh my god. Yeah, you're right. Right. We
52:21
didn't even check. I mean, did he commit
52:23
mortgage fraud? Who knows? Who knows? We
52:26
have to check.
52:30
Jesus. DT. Markx Gurggon LLC. Underlying
52:34
asset, US bank account, Jupiter,
52:35
Florida. Additional underlying asset, a
52:37
license agreement. Value not readily
52:39
ascertainable. Location Delhi, India.
52:41
License all of Realcon Prime Limited
52:45
$15,000 or 1.5 million DJTM Operations
52:48
LLC 999.
52:52
Interesting.
52:54
All of these his scheme seems to just be
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DT Marks Kingdom of Saudi Arabia LLC. He
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creates a company. The company
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just holds a licensing agreement.
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That licensing agreement is for a
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property.
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Yeah. Crazy. I mean, that's a smart
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thing to do. Even if that property goes
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under, even if it goes bankrupt, what
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are you going to do? you going to sue a
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licensing company that has an account
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with $9 million, right? It's an expense.
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So that's the thing. Imagine if I ran a
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hotel, right? Imagine the hotel lost
53:36
money every single year. And because its
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expense list was $100 for staff, $100
53:42
for food, $100 for cleaning, and $100
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and $1,000 for licensing agreement to
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Donald Trump.
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So
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then you take this this asset or you you
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know you you've got your your your
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god my my literal brain is melting from
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this. So then if the hotel goes bankrupt
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but it's just basically been looted by
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the licensing agreement.
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It's kind of brilliant. I should be
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doing that. I should be licensing like
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like Combat Vet Paul Brand to like
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[ __ ] all these unprofitable ventures
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like Combat Vet Paul Brand LLC AI uh
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[ __ ] AI uh slop, right? And then my
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unprofitable AI startup gets a bunch of
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investor money and goes, "Oh man, we
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couldn't be profitable. We spent so much
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on licensing agreements. Oh, you know,
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for this and that and $50,000 a month
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for the combat vet Paul name.
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Absolutely wild [ __ ] Anyway, guys, uh
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I'm going to call it there because it's
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five and you know it's Fourth of July
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weekend, man. You guys get out, have
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some fun. I enjoy talking to you guys.
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Uh,
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and have have a good weekend. Have a
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good weekend. All right, I'll see you
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guys later. Have a good one.