So if you will, tell us about the piece that you wrote and what you have uncovered in your investigating as a journalist.

So at AMAC Newsline, which you can read us at amac.us, we covered six insane fraud schemes from the Trump administration as uncovered.

So a while ago, President Trump tasked Vice President J.D. Vance.

and then the Federal Trade Commission chair, Andrew Ferguson, with investigating fraud in the federal government, which should probably be like 10 full-time jobs or 100 full-time jobs, right? And so some of their recent investigations include they identified 750,000 people fraudulently enrolled in Obamacare, and that cost the federal government, really cost us, $2.2 billion.

The scary thing about this, and I know you're a financial expert, I'm sure you're aware of a lot of these scams, is that it's not that all these people themselves fraudulently enrolled.

There's these unscrupulous brokers and agents who get a commission for enrolling people, And so they find ways to sort of scheme people, to trick them into signing up for these Obamacare plans.

And I think this illustrates sort of the main problem with uncovering fraud.

So, again, I'm glad that you pointed that out in the article.

Mm-hmm.

And, uh, so she apparently was on the student government or was some sort of student activist, and she was bragging about how she was leading the fight to stop Turning Point USA chapters from getting on college campuses.

And you know, the same thing happened at St. John's University, where once again, colleges denied these chapters.

In some cases, these universities had a history of denying- The Turning Point chapters.

So to be fair, you can't say they only denied them because of what happened in September, um, but that they had a pattern of denying Turning Point USA clubs.

And so this just continued to happen.

And, and there was also at least 13 different attacks on Turning Point USA clubs, s- so various events.

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levels.

And so, and founders as well, you know, there is a big part of being a founder that it's ego driven.

A lot of it is ego driven.

You know, these are risk takers.

They are incredibly dedicated individuals that are just completely driven.

And it's a level of drive that you never get as an employee.

And they want their work done.

Outside of