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Inside staying alive with two E's.com staying alive with two E's.com. And the energy inside of the room is going to be paramount because there's going to be over 120, 130 people in there and the tickets are still moving. So Juanito, it was amazing to hear that you finally decided to come and then you made it official by saying, Hey, here is the, uh, Tracking number. I'm sending you a bunch of books, which about six or seven of them are already accounted for, by the way, they're sold. Uh, and so the books have not gotten there yet. I guess you're, you're drinking some iced tea there. Yes. Very cool. But, uh, everybody's in anticipation to meeting you. You don't make that many public appearances, man. Uh, you're going to have some, some specific information for the stage that we're going to say for the stage. I think you and Sheila are going to share the stage at some point. Sheila Holmes, she's also going to be there and we're going to do some Q and a from the crowd. They're going to send in their questions, uh, very short and sweet and right to the point questions, not long winded questions, and I'm sure that Sheila and Juanito will be more than happy to answer them. Uh, brother, welcome to the Mel Carmine show. Always a pleasure. Well, I, uh, apologize. My voice has been talking endlessly here in DC and, uh, I talked last night for about five or six hours and then, uh, all day, the day. And my voice kind of took a leave of absence somewhere in here. So I apologize. Okay. You better take a rest between now and a quantum summit, huh? Yeah, well, no, I've got, uh, uh, I'm going to take one of my convertibles. I had the top down all day. My voice is better because I had the top down. Uh, I've got to take it, uh, uh, about a thousand or 1200 miles, I think. And, uh, um, I've got my Vegas thing here, uh, on the bond gate stuff. We've got about a hundred people coming on that and that's all private stuff for the public there in Vegas and, uh, you know, attorneys and accountants and, uh, federal investigators and everything, it'll be, it'll be quite a thing and of course, uh, I think you're coming out, it'll be, uh, in fact, I just, uh, today, um, had another person who's, um, uh, tied into a family that many of the people in this audience know as a legal advisor and they understand kind of the stuff that's going on and they are now concerned too. It's getting more and more traction. People are beginning to understand just how serious the situation is. Um, and I probably, uh, I told my chief of staff the other day, we'll look at possible dates, but this is something that the public should be aware of. And so we may do a conference that would allow maybe 500 people to be at it. Uh, and, uh, hear the same speakers, uh, and maybe a few more, you know, my, my concern was this, this meeting we have in Vegas, and you'll see when we get there, Bill, the intent was to make sure that we know, you know, what do we actually know? What do we think we know that we might not know enough on? And first it's really going in, um, kind of a conclave to get our, you know, minds around everything going on here. And as I've had more and more experts coming together, looking at the bond situation, um, I have yet to have anybody say, you know, you're, um, out of line, or this isn't accurate, or it's not the emergency that we think it is. And, uh, so this is a, this is kind of, you know, working through the details and we'll bring more people in later. I just didn't want to do something for the public where maybe we're misunderstanding, maybe we're not getting something here. What, how could this get missed all this time and now become the crisis that it is with nobody addressing it. So, um, but I'm more and more comfortable that this is exactly as stated, a very, very serious situation and, uh, we need more, uh, minds around it to try and, and head off as much of it as we can. So anyway, that's, you'll see it. Well, I I'm really honored to be invited to your meeting as well. I'll be flying out on the 24th, early in the morning, I'll be there for the meeting in full. I come to the meeting on the 25th and I jump on a midnight flight back to Orlando. But, um, tell me, enlighten me, please. If you will, I hear the key. I keep hearing this word bond and we're having this secret meeting with a few select people. I don't even know how I got into that circle, but I I'm honored to be there. I can't wait. Well, because you're talking with the public, you have you. And, and so I need, I don't need everybody, but I need a handful of you that can hear what you hear and then help your audience and, uh, from first hand, not third or fourth hand knowledge. You're going to hear it right from the experts in these fields with where they're at. The guy that is our first guy up, uh, has a case before the Texas Supreme court right now, uh, that's going to be doing oral arguments on any day. And then if he doesn't get where he's got to get to on the first one, he has two more in succession coming up in the following months and they're even more. Advanced than the one that, uh, was first one up. This is a very, very serious situation. Uh, Jamie diamond, uh, over at Morgan, he said, uh, that he doesn't know if it's six months or five years, but this is going to be, you know, horrendous. And, uh, he said that about eight months ago, okay. We're, we're coming up on something dire. And I think, uh, some of the people involved have always intended that this was the escape clause for them and a lot of the mischief that's going on. And, uh, the comparison that most everybody uses is 2008. If 2008 was bad for anybody in your audience, this is 10 times worse. And if you remember, president Bush came out and told the public in the fall of 2008, that had they not stepped into the world financial system to stop the hemorrhaging that within 24 hours, the world financial markets would cease to exist, there wouldn't be anything to work with to save the day. Uh, or in that kind of a scenario, it's very, very, very serious. I hear the urgency in your voice, but I keep hearing this word bond and, you know, there's different aspects of bonds. Does this in any way have to do with the bonds of, because we're coming out with the movie, we're gonna have a shrink down version of the movie for the audience. When you get there on the 28th, uh, otherwise the movie is two hours long. Everybody's going to get a link to the full movie that's attending. Uh, but the actual version boiled down version can be 45 minutes. Uh, and it's got to do with everybody's, you know, everybody's been traded on the open market while all these illegal bullshit scams that this government has pulled off, uh, since the, you know, since the beginning of time here, does that have to do anything with that at all? Or is there something, something different about different kinds of bonds that I'm not aware of? Well, the, the, these are public bonds. It's all through the bond market. But especially in the public schools, um, and, uh, about, uh, 84% of the tax obligation, uh, for property taxes, uh, across the country are tied to school bonds. Um, and so the other types of bonds say, uh, a water district or, uh, improvement development, uh, road improvement, a stadium project, things like that. That's, you know, 15% or so of the remainder of the bonds and they generate revenue from sales of water, uh, you know, ticket sales at a stadium, things like that. So they have a way of being serviced. School bonds are tied to property primarily, almost exclusively. And what's been happening is they've been ripping off everybody. Uh, here are my supervisor a second. I got to tell her that I'm busy. She's calling me. Oh, let's see. There we go. Um, Jennifer is, was trying to get through. I apologize. Jennifer was trying to get to no worries. Jennifer is your wife. Yeah, she's the supervisor. Oh yeah. Absolutely. So you can't get away with much with that kind of supervision. Absolutely. Oh, it's probably the best supervision you and I've had in a long time. Yeah. Um, anyway, uh, I told her to call and then she called and now she's like, well, you told me to call. So it started to rain here. And, um, beautiful, beautiful day here. I had the top down all day and, uh, it was, uh, it was so enjoyable. Even this morning, I just turned the heater on at the top down. It was just so pleasant. Nice. Are you driving down? Are you flying down to Cape Canaveral? Oh, I don't know. We, we talked about, uh, uh, I have a couple of my cars up there in South Carolina, and if, uh, if one of them's done, uh, I may drive one of those down, but we'll see. Um, so I would love to put the top down, of course, you know, these women, they don't want their hair to get blown around. So myself, I don't care. You know, that's why God invented yours. Okay. Uh, not the Chicago heaters. I don't want the Chicago heaters. Okay. I want the, I want the ones that, uh, keep you warm, not ventilated. Exactly. So, you know, it was touch and go. You weren't so sure that you could make it. You said, Hey, I got to be down there around that time anyway. And then all of a sudden, boom, out of the blue, you decided to come to the quantum summit, the junior quantum summit. What made you decide or what, what changed that made you to be able to make that decision, a valid, uh, situation? Well, I've got other stuff going on down there. You know, I've got, uh, several people, um, working on, uh, the, uh, um, book and manuscript for, uh, one of the highest ranking intelligence officers ever to do the business from one of the enemies and, uh, literally the highest. And, uh, from work that I and others did, uh, you know, several decades ago, but, uh, have permission now to put that out there and I'm, it, it's very near to a whole bunch of stuff that everybody here is going to want to know about. So I need to spend time, um, vetting that through and finishing it. And, uh, uh, we actually have, uh, two competing groups that would like to do the, uh, TV series and the movie on it. So it's very, it's very wild stuff, but, uh, that's, that's the conversation for the day we're, we're working on it and, uh, hasn't been, you know, uh, cheap, but, you know, you're trying to wait, we down decades and decades of work to, uh, something concise enough and detailed enough that it warrants people looking at it. So, uh, yeah, it'll be really fun. I'll look forward to when they is this a TV series for, uh, for regular television, or is this going to be for Netflix or prime, something like that? Oh, it depends on who ends up wanting to ante up and buy it. Uh, you know, it's just like, uh, Roseanne has hers in editing right now. She's editing, um, her, uh, show that she just filmed. And, uh, there's, uh, two different groups, um, debating, you know, through the numbers and all that. And, uh, she, even though they're almost done with the editing, uh, they haven't agreed to the sale yet. They want the number, the right numbers. And, uh, and there's a lot of things go with it. You know, once you get it done, uh, in her case, they have enough material for a six part or an eight part. And so with the editing, they're trying to weed it down and, and then, you know, that affects advertising. It affects, uh, all the other stuff. So, uh, and then what they want to include not hers is so cutting edges, you know, as she said, uh, it's the next wave of comedy, uh, moving forward. So, uh, and Randy Quaid is the, uh, uh, boyfriend in this, uh, TV series. It's, it's epic. Um, in this case, this is far more probably, uh, uh, similar to Narco. Uh, the, uh, uh, series that was there on Netflix. Yeah, that would, that would be a candidate. And then the other one is, uh, uh, person who's done TV and film series, uh, the military vein, uh, for a couple of decades, very, very well known person and they're, they're very serious and, and, uh, fact, I think he's driving up from, uh, Miami to, uh, uh, meet with us there, uh, right after your summit, so he knows it's going to be there with some of the writers, so, uh, very interesting stuff. Great. Now you had mentioned about a gentleman right down the street from me that you never mentioned his name, obviously for obvious reasons, but he's a mover and shaker and he's somebody that I should meet, et cetera, is he, um, by chance going to be in the audience? No, I won't have anybody else there for this, but, uh, uh, you know, I, I don't do very many, uh, public appearances. It's, it's fairly rare. Uh, I enjoy it, but I just don't have the time. Um, and, uh, cause we're, we, you know, I know that people would like to know all the details of everything that's going on, but you know, the reality is this, there's, we're just so packed on critical things. Um, uh, I'm out here today to do a fundraiser for a great, great gal who's running for the U S Senate. Um, and, uh, uh, so we have that tonight and then, uh, I'm rolling again at four in the morning and, uh, uh, be tied up for the next couple of days before the summit in Vegas, so in every meeting here today, the meetings I had today were just so critically important to everybody in the audience here on a particular matter. So, you know, there's no, there's no free time to go out and just hang out in a rally or conference like that. So a hundred percent, a hundred percent. So I see you're hanging around. Are you like renting this place? You're out there in DC. Yeah. These are very good friends that, uh, uh, have a, a nice, a wonderful location to, you know, get a little bit of respite and, uh, take a breather. And, uh, uh, so, yeah. So you're in, you're on business, official business down in Washington, DC. Oh yeah. Interesting. Well, let me tell you, my friend, uh, I know Sheila is excited to be on stage with you. I just got done doing a show with her about maybe an hour and 20 minutes ago. And I just sent her a clip as I sent her the, so it was actually very quick. It was like a 20 minute announcement that she's coming. She's bringing her books, et cetera, et cetera. She hangs out though. She's, she's been with Trump regarding her book and the Panama canal. What do you know about that? Well, I mean, what, what's important is knowing the history legally so that you can, um, uh, address some of these issues and a lot of the people around Trump, Trump has pointed it out himself. Um, you know, where some of the lawyers and the people advising him, they're because they have the right credentials and all that they do not have an understanding of the history is so much of the legalities goes to the history. Even what I'm doing right now regarding this person who, uh, uh, defected essentially, um, understanding from his work, what was going on against the United States has a lot to do with the way that our history evolved. And once you understand what the objectives were by the other side and how they were doing it, it makes you look at history in a completely different way than, than maybe what the Western media wants to say, or even some of the people trying to write the history for us. And, uh, I think it will affect our views on a lot of the history, uh, and even the leaders who knew a lot of this stuff, but didn't act or react, uh, in ways that I think are appropriate to protect the American people. So it's, it'll be a conversation. interesting on a scale of one to 10, I know you've got a lot of important stuff that you want to discuss on stage stuff. That's literally earth shattering. Like you said, Jamie diamond says could be six months or five years, and we're going to go through some serious times that are 10 times worse than what happened in 2007, 2008 intense. The reason why 2009, the Bitcoin had to come out, didn't work. And then he had to fix it with the XRP. Right. But anyway, needless to say, how important on a scale from one to 10, do you think it would be for someone to be at this particular meeting based on where we are in current events on this crazy planet? Well, I, I think it's a, it's a lot of fun. It's enjoyable to be at something like this. I don't know that I'll be able to give anything that somebody is going to be able to act on, go make a trillion dollars on or something like that. It's valuable. Um, it's, you know, if you've got a question, I'll be glad to answer it. Um, I don't want to overstate anything. Uh, but you know, it's, it's, uh, getting together and having a little bit of a conclave, sharing some information, getting some feedback, uh, I tell folks all the time that some of the most enjoyable times during the course of my week is talking with people out of the audience or people from that have bought stuff, you know, uh, over at, uh, uh, Gen Cider or at the Gumroad site. And, uh, in fact, I had one of them that was a, uh, uh, CBSO, I think is what they call it, that handles the bond stuff for schools and they have to be certified. They have to have certain licensing and training and history and all that. And we were discussing the stuff that we're going to do at this, uh, event in Vegas and what the attorneys will be talking about, they're involved in this. And he, uh, had all sorts of insights that were so crucial and so helpful. And, uh, so, and that's part of what this is all about is getting more folks with the right expertise, history together. So we can see, you know, what are we getting? What are we missing? Uh, you know, uh, uh, and you gotta get together sometimes. And a lot of times I'll, I'll do something like this and, uh, some of the best contacts that'll get, I really benefit because I'll get contacts that turn out to be very knowledgeable in some specific area that is, uh, you know, helps for everybody, you know, and, uh, where I can, you know, share a piece of information. I'll tell you one thing that's going on right now. That's absolutely crucial. And it'll sound out of step at first, but I don't believe it is. Uh, I've had my friend, Cameron waters, who is, he's vegan and he's talked about a lot of different things and various audience. He did a movie, Christ's piracy. Uh, you know, he believes that, uh, the scriptures actually point out, make it to his mind, pretty clear that Christ was a vegan. Uh, so it's certainly open to discussion. Of course, Paul talks about, you know, time when you tell people that, uh, you know, who've lost their way, don't eat meat, stuff like that. So it's a, it's a conversation. But, uh, Cameron is no lightweight. He's a very serious, raised as a pastor's kid, fantastic person. Uh, one of my favorite go-to people, by the way, uh, excruciatingly knowledgeable about the red heifer stuff and starting the sacrifices again in Jerusalem and all that. But as a side note, many of your listeners may be watching what just happened up in Wisconsin. Where a bunch of folks went in and raided a puppy breeding factory. And the reason this was so important, this location has been shut down legally, but reopened numerous times. They're a breeding farm. They are breeding multiple things, but especially these, uh, beagle dogs. And they use them for animal testing for human products, things like that. Uh, some of the stuff that they do, uh, live vivisections, uh, they've been caught. There's people documented, you know, like in a James O'Keefe kind of a way. Hundreds of times, uh, they go in and, uh, damage them and then watch the wounds repair. They blind them with cutting the eyes and watch the wounds repair with different things. Uh, no anesthesia, nothing. Okay. And it's just a horrid, he, he went in fact, the gal he went in with is a, was the co-star with Pam Anderson on Baywatch, another, just beautiful human person cares. Uh, they took, you know, their risks legally went in and, uh, uh, rescued a bunch of these puppies that tried to get out of there every way they could. Cops show up, helicopters, satellites, the whole, we're trying to catch all these people, take it off every direction. His story. And I put you on with me. Should do a show right now. Uh, he can tell it better than I can, but he got away with two beagle puppies and the reason he did, Elon ought to listen to this. They had a, uh, Tesla and the Tesla. Of course, there's no motor in it. In the classic sense, the cops stopped him, searched the car. They didn't open the hood because they weren't thinking about, you know, Tesla, that's, that's a trunk. They call it a frunk, you know, it's in the front, there's a trunk, but it's a frunk and two pups in the front and, uh, the cops didn't look there and cause they didn't find any of the puppies from the farm, they let them go. So he didn't get arrested and, uh, they got away with two of the puppies. So it's, it's definitely hooked me up with this person that you're, you mentioned Cameron is a great guy. And of course, when you're talking health stuff and a lot of fact, we got a note over to, uh, you know, certain other people that are doing this from the health side in the administration. And I think this is a very, very, you know, Maha and make America healthy. Oh, we've got all sorts of stop orders for animal testing, like that, and a lot of this stuff, but they continue to do it. And by the way, a lot of this work that was done at this location was also for Fauci and friends with, with some of the, uh, so this is, this is, you know, it's something that's just atrocious and, uh, not it's, it's a primeval. We have lots of, I have one of my guys up at Johns Hopkins that's developed a fantastic methodology that's a thousand times more efficient than the animal testing to look at any of these products. They do it with, uh, Steph grow to Petri dishes, essentially, uh, they can test like 4,600 different, uh, modus operandes for reactions like that. In an area size, probably about this table right here, this little droplets. It's amazing. And, uh, uh, it's, it's way, way more efficient than any animal testing thing. There's no need to do it. You know, I'm an animal lover. I just sent you, as a matter of fact, a video of two manatees swimming in my backyard, living on a canal, that dog that was in the picture in the frame. At the end of that short video is a dog that was abandoned on the streets of Costa Rica. I would, I would take all of them in if I could understand. So when you talk about dogs, those are off limits for me. So anybody who's doing testing on dogs, they, they have a, they should have a first class ticket to hell. Uh, what, what the, uh, with the option of being tortured for six months for, for their crimes against humanity and animals were defenseless. Well, part of the problem is from a legal standpoint and a political point, what the hell is going on in Wisconsin? They've been dealing with this for years and they keep finding ways to keep going, keep going, keep going. They've been ordered to stop by July, but they're still going like they're going to go for the next 20 years. It's a horror. So please, please get Cameron on, uh, whatever you think of Cameron's views and other stuff. That's all right. Uh, he, this subject is so critical. He talks about it so well. And by the way, the rest of the stuff that he's done, uh, he's one of the most, uh, advanced and knowledgeable presenters on this subject. And it's out there, I think better than anyone else I've ever located. He's out in Georgia, but you know, uh, Jen and I were out at the premiere of the movie, Christ's mercy out Los Angeles, uh, a couple of years ago with him. And, uh, uh, in fact, it's funny. Uh, so somebody had an olive pit that didn't get taken out of the salad that I had, and I busted a tooth. I'm talking with my buddy, Patrick Byrne, same day, other side of the planet. And he busts his tooth, the same exact tooth on an olive pit. That's funny, but it was a funny thing. And then we're both working through the issues, you know, cause I had to have it split totally right down to the bone. I was so busy. I couldn't deal with it for about three weeks. And then we, uh, we stopped everything we were doing for a few days and had to have it, uh, go operate it on. Cause it was pretty serious the way it broke and Patrick had the same issue. So I'm, I'm getting operated on Hawaii. He's getting operated out of Dubai. Well, you guys can afford the dentist here. I got it. I built relationships with dentists in Costa Rica and I go to Costa Rica and I save about 75% on average, uh, and they do great work and they studied here in Miami, so they're, they're great. I'm very familiar with Costa Rica. In fact, uh, uh, I was on the board of a, uh, medical company years ago and we had several of the doctors who left the U S and went to Costa Rica to practice because of, uh, and, and they were, uh, taking in less money, but their insurance was radically less their overall costs. And they were very adamant that the quality of the treatment they were able to provide as doctors, radically higher Costa Rica, they were taking insurance claims where people were going to go in the hospital here in the U S and offering the exact same treatment to people, Costa Rica, they come down. They stay there. They get them housing, the whole schmear, the insurance companies would pay for it, uh, and, and do the treatments of Costa Rica. So, you know, very competitive in that way. The only thing I would add, that's exactly what Trump is trying to work through to make it so that they can practice here. They, they didn't go to Costa Rica because they didn't like the United States. And in fact, there's other things, as much as I enjoy Costa Rica, I'd still rather be here in the U S they still want to be here. I love Costa Rica, but, uh, we want to make America able to compete again and get rid of a lot of this bullshit. That's made it so people can't operate here and work here. So when you're talking, you know, $7,000 for a freaking, you know, uh, a root canal and an implant that's crazy, you know, a doubt that, that, that, that separates the men from the boys very, very quickly. And even though I can afford to do that, uh, I'm very frugal with my money. I still calculate and say, even if I go down there, I'm still, even when my air trip, my, and I got friends of mine that I could stay with, et cetera. Uh, I'm still saving 60, 65%. Yep. So that's a lot of money. So, but anyway, guys, QFS 1776.com. We don't have a lot of tickets left. I'm going to tell you right now, since we've made the announcement and now Sheila Holmes is going to be on stage with Juanito tickets have started to speed up, normally they speed up anyway towards the end, but now this is like, this was like adding fuel to the fire. If you want to reserve your ticket, you sort of like on the fence, don't waste any time, pull that trigger, do it now, because I'm telling you right now, if we're still talking about having seats available next Wednesday, I'll be shocked. Okay. Wednesday, Thursday, next week, I think we're going to be done. There's going to be no more, no more tickets. A few of your books are already, uh, you know, reserved. Uh, so that's, that's going, um, over flawlessly. Um, well, I just, I just, I just sent 30 books. I think township is 30 or 35, right? Yeah, like 35 office to that. But the only reason I say that if somebody has got a book and it's not already signed by me, uh, you don't have to buy a book. Come on in and I'll, I'll send it out. Yeah. Some people are going to come in with their books for sure. I enjoy visiting with folks. And so when I do a book signing, it's, it's more of a, uh, we just spend time talking and so, uh, you know, pretty much every time it's like the line out the door and round the block and it takes quite a while to, because I enjoy the time with people and just race them to sign a thing, I'll sign several pages and we'll talk and, and, and the crowds is right there at the table. I'm a good times. It's not, you know, it's not a classic book signing. Oh, here you go. No. One thing I tell you about Juanito and I've got the pleasure to meet you in person and I'm going to do it again here in a couple of days, I'll be in Vegas. He is a people's person. He loves to be around people. He's genuine. He's sincere. There's nothing phoniness about him. There's a reason why he talks the way he talks. And we've gotten into that and some of your people have apologized. So thank you for that. I would, you understand now that he's not allowed to talk the way normal people talk. Okay. And so if you can't figure out and the elevator can't get upstairs and you don't have the intelligence to be able to understand my suggestion, first thing, stop using Colgate toothpaste and scope mouthwash. Okay. And drink fluorinated water, get rid of those three things right away. And maybe in six months we could revisit that. Uh, maybe one of those, one more of those drinks will make you get rid of that raspy voice. It has helped a little bit. It's got a little bit of lemon in there too. Scotch, a little lemon, but, uh, uh, yeah, I just, I, I, I, I guess I got too animated with a couple of the treasury folks that yelled too much. Yeah. I can imagine. Look, I understand where your position is, even though I'm speculating because you're not, you're not exactly telling everybody what your role is and what you're doing here, et cetera. Some people yell and scream and say that you're JFK jr. I think you and I've had that conversation, uh, in private a couple of times. You know, let me, let me just add this. You know, I've never, ever once ever said that I was a junior. In fact, every time I did a show with Robert David Steele, he'd start out not JFK jr. Um, there's something there that I don't discuss and those people won't drive that out into the public or something. Yes. Yeah. He's trying somewhere. We'll visit that. But the reality is, um, you know, it took on a life of its own and didn't matter how many times I said something, um, you know, it just, you know, went further now, uh, again, there's, there's something there that we'll, we'll discuss at some point. Yeah. Listen, I wanted to talk to you about something that's really, really, really sensitive. And I got a very, I got a, I got to really think of how to sort of engineer the words because it's a very sensitive, uh, topic, a very dear friend of mine. Who's who's a, uh, let's just say she's inherited a substantial amount of money. She's an oil bar baron. Okay. Uh, the family has a oil wells in Houston, Texas and California, et cetera. He's also, she's also one of my biggest clients for XRP. She's got quite a bit and she was involved with Peter Thiel. And I won't even, I won't even mention her name on the air because it's really that dangerous. Uh, long story short, somebody tried to kill her that somebody, we found out that is somebody on the inside CIA because she, she went out and got the toxology report on her hair. The guy was trying to poison her, was living with her for three years. I mean, this is like a, this would make a bestselling novel. Long story short, she's now had to hire a couple of bodyguards. She's got black helicopters flying over her head. Uh, she's taking videos of it, et cetera. She, yesterday or day before yesterday, they found the bomb underneath the car, literally. And I, we don't know how to shake the, the, the shake her tail, so to speak and tell her, tell these people that she's never going to talk, even though she has sensitive information and she hung out with people like Peter Thiel and, uh, Dalio, et cetera, et cetera. And she worked for IBM. She worked in very, very, very high places. So I was wondering if there's any, anything that we could do maybe to try and defuse that entire situation. She's ready and willing, you know, to move to another country and never talk about it. She's never talked about it. Uh, she's confiding me publicly with no cameras on no cell phones, nothing electronic, uh, but, uh, sensitive, very sensitive stuff that will literally. Uh, if we were to release this information, we'll probably get hundreds of millions of views, but it would also cost her her life. But, uh, that's why I always say I got a big fat stomach and it's not all food in there. There's a lot of very, very amazing secrets. But anyway, long story short, if we could talk about that in private, maybe we could figure out how to shake that situation loose to where she could sort of be free again. Well, I mean, we can certainly talk. I mean, there's, there's a, where there's a wall, there's a way. Um, and certainly, uh, if something's escalating like that, um, you know, let's, let's see what can be done. Yeah. Very cool. I, you know, I've dealt with some of the biggest whistleblowers on the planet and there's most of the time they're better off, uh, somewhere in the public light and, uh, the battle to the other side. Um, there's a handful of situations where, you know, maybe there's another route that you have to go. Um, but, uh, you know, it's, it's probably a conversation. Gotcha. Well, definitely we can have that conversation in private. We'll have to put the phones in a Faraday bag in another room. Um, and, um, no, we just put the top down on the Bentley or yeah, but then the hair's going to get messed up. I don't worry about stuff like that. Over a hundred man, the wind noise starts to pick up. Uh, I'll tell you, you know, it's actually amazing. These cars, you know, especially the European cars, less so the American, they engineer around not getting wind noise in the car. Uh, today I was, uh, in, uh, my BMW, uh, a little six 30. I, and, uh, with the top down, you can talk on the phone on the, uh, hands and you do not hear that wind noise. It's stunning. I know. Uh, yeah, the same in the, in the Bentley's, uh, the, that wind noise in there. Uh, they've got it down. Uh, uh, I've got a little, uh, uh, 600 SL same thing, you know, all that. He'll hear the engine once in a while, but man, you can talk in that sucker going down the road, 70 miles an hour. And you don't hear, uh, the wind noise. The other side is better. I have harder time talking on my cell phone, you know, just in a, you know, crowded room that I do go down the road, 70 miles an hour at the top. You got to get something for your $150,000 car. Right. Well, I wouldn't, I, I prefer the classics. I, I prefer, you know, I don't, I, I hate getting these things where you then take some monstrous hit the depreciation. Oh yeah. No, I, I, you know, I, I enjoy, you know, most of my stuff is classics. Uh, you know, I, I'll tell you what, I bought one a few weeks ago. In fact, it's got us into the yard. It's going to be here at our thing tonight. And it's so amazing. It's so amazing. People would just die. The car, the car is a 41 convertible. I won't say what kind. And, uh, it's that the guy had a diabetic incident in 54, put it in the garage and it stayed in the garage from 1954 till they discovered it was in the garage. If the house went to his brother, cause the guy died single and no heirs, uh, went to his brother and the brother had his kids living in the house for several years and had just locked up the garage. They had stuff all over the car that this guy had all over the one kid who. When his dad died, he was handling the estate and they went in to start, you know, sorting stuff out and getting the garage sorted out. He had lived in the house off and on for 10 years, didn't even know there was a car in there. And so as they're pulling stuff out, Hey, and then I bought it without a title and just figured I'd have to work through it is they're cleaning out the house. They find the title. But the car hadn't seen sunlight had not seen sunlight since 1954. And then one of the funniest things about it is so, you know, it's such an it had, uh, one of the things the guy had to be a hot rodder. Uh, he had all sorts of hot rod books and magazines, even though it couldn't drive anymore. And I bought some of those. And, uh, but, uh, they didn't know how to open the hood. I bought the car. They'd never opened the hood. They never did this, you know, sitting down on the ground, the tires all out of and, uh, so, uh, they opened up the hood. I wasn't there. They figured out how to open up the hood. Cause I had to have a tow tow truck driver opens up the hood, takes a picture. The, the optimum technology from 1947, all the guys coming back from the war had come up with a particular addition to this straight, uh, uh, eight engine. It's a, it's a, it's a, it's a inline eight cylinder was the high technology car of the day. Wow. Uh, they had a typhoon supercharger, uh, add on to the car that came out in 47. It was only around for about a year. Wow. And it's all painted orange, put on the top end of this engine culture. It was the craziest thing. Well, you play on a different level. I mean, I don't, I don't even, I I'm not even close to your league, but I was at a boredom when I was in Costa Rica, I did build a, a dune buggy, uh, I'll share, I'll share the screen here for the audience. And it was, I mean, it was a labor of love, but that labor of love because of the, the, the taxes, which are exuberant and the shipping and all of that ended up costing me about 52,000 bucks and uh, yeah, but it was beautiful. I mean, look at that thing. Isn't that thing gorgeous? Oh yeah, that is. That's fun. Yeah. That's like a Lamborghini orange. I mean, that thing we went, we, we found the best painters, the mechanic that I finally got to this car knew how meticulous I was and was so deadly afraid that he wouldn't do such a great job. We finally got an engine block from the United States and we, we built it the proper way and you would swear it was 1969 all over again, because that thing purred like it was 1969 because that's the year it was. And, um, and let me tell you, he said, I took the engine apart and put it back together with the torque wrenches. I did it according to factory nine times. Well, I will tell you for people, you know, just an aside girls, you don't have to stick around, although some of the women mechanics are actually pretty good to one of my cars the other day that did a great job, uh, way better than probably the guys would have done when you're in the VW Porsche realm. Uh, I had a friend, he was the, um, he was the head of the Brazilian Volkswagen factory. He was like the plan manager, uh, from like 65 or six to like 75 or something. Uh, he came to us because the mobs down there were, were going after him. Cause he wouldn't go for a thing. They wanted to do it in, uh, the plant was corrupt. But he always said, and I agree with him based on my own experience, that the very best year for Volkswagen and Porsche was 67 to 69 and 69 was the capper. Now in American cars, it's generally considered to be up to 71, right? After 71, you still had a couple of good ones, 72, 73, but the insurance started to go down, but so 67 to 69, when I'm looking at Porsche VW, that's, I always kind of slow down and look a little closer on there. I had a, I had a 57 VW with a split window in the back and then 58, they went to the one piece window. And, uh, but that was a great car that had a Porsche motor in it. Oh my gosh. It was so fun. So we went all the way on this one. We put a, uh, the, the air, the, the oil filter was a state of the art. We, we put an extra coolant for the oil filter to keep the car really cool. That car purred, man. I think I had a, I had a $7,000 stereo system in that thing that was from Italy called Hertz, uh, H E R T Z. And it hurts your wallet too, is it's not cheap. Uh, but it was, you know, it sounded like a symphony orchestra in your dune buggy, which is not too bad. Yep. Very familiar with Hertz. Yeah. So, but my friend, it's always a pleasure. I can't wait to see you. I know the, your audience is waiting for you in anticipation. Uh, we're going to have a great time. Uh, hopefully you get to hang out and maybe have some dinner afterwards after the event, uh, you and I, maybe Larry Ballard and a couple of guys will, uh, we'll go off somewhere and, uh, have a nice private dinner, super look forward fantastic. Thank you for coming. Always a pleasure, my friend. Uh, the 27th guys, I don't know if he's going to make it the 27, the 27, we're going to be at the twist. I doubt I'll be on down. I'll be there on the 20. Let's see. It's 27. That's this Friday. Yeah. I don't think I'll make it through Friday, but I'll be there Saturday. Yeah. But the 27th, we're going to be at the twisted tides in Cocoa beach karaoke. Sheila Holmes is going to be at the twisted tides and she wants to do karaoke. So that actually seen her new karaoke before she's good. Right. I heard, by the way, you know, Sheila and I have known each other for quite a long time, but we also had a lot of contacts in common all the way back to the seventies. So, uh, you know, we're, we've been in the same rooms for a very long time. So yeah. Yeah. Sounds good, brother. Hey brother, I look forward to seeing you. Uh, give me a buzz later. Uh, if you want to do one more before the actual show, that would not be a bad idea, but, um, your books are already going flying off the shelf. All right. Beautiful. Well, guys, get this out everywhere. Tell him Juanito is going to be in Cape Canaveral on the 28th and the 29th. And that's not quite a launch me, please. You know, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not wanting to go, go anywhere that day. So all right. All right. Bye bye.