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We've talked to Mike, I don't know how many times.

He's the founding publisher of Payday Report, but he's also an expert in Brazil.

We've talked to him about Brazilian elections years past, and you've been in Sao Paulo for the last six weeks.

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We've talked to Mike, I don't know how many times.

He's the founding publisher of Payday Report, but he's also an expert in Brazil.

We've talked to him about Brazilian elections years past, and you've been in Sao Paulo for the last six weeks.

And I don't know if you can tell, but this is the shirt you sent me last time you were there.

So,

yeah.

Mike Elk from Payday Report, who has been in Brazil for like over a month now, covering the elections.

Fantastic coverage.

Some have even jokingly referred to him as the possible next Donald Trump of Brazil.

Now Payday Report has learned that Huck's political group, Renovab BR, has received direct financial support and training from the Trump administration to influence the lead-up to this year's Brazilian presidential election.

The startling revelations raise questions about the journalistic integrity of Brazil's largest news network, Globo, ahead of this Friday's presidential debate.

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In May, it was reported that Huck's AI legal startup, Enter, designed to help corporations fight labor and civil lawsuits, received what? $100 million investment from Peter Thiel, the co-founder of Palantir.

Thiel has worked closely with Trump to fund his campaign and uses Palantir to help ICE deport immigrants.

Now a payday report has obtained documents showing that Huck's political group received training and financial support from the Trump administration for election activity ahead of this year's Brazil's presidential election.

The Trump administration even flew its executive director to Washington, D.C. All right.

Non-members were also barred from contributing anything of value to a candidate, while the apparatus, of course, had at its disposal the enormous resources of the apparatus itself, including the PR department that smeared the federal monitor, that smeared Margaret Mock, that smeared Rich Boyer, that illegally, you know, threatened and bullied people into potentially writing all kinds of stuff.

We covered that thanks to Payday Report.

They also severely limited the UAW's ability, uh, World Socialist Website's ability, and Leeman's to use the costly emails organized through the monitor, including to inform workers that an election was taking place, okay? They wouldn't let him do it.

Despite this, Leeman won significant support where his campaign reached workers directly.

It just got worse.

This, this comes from The Guardian via Payday Report.

On August 3rd, the Greek-owned Liberian-flagged oil tanker Minoan Pioneer was hit by an Iranian drone 20 miles north of Oman in the Strait of Hormuz.

As the ship's crew struggled to put out a massive fire, the captain sent out calls for help, but none arrived, and the sailors were forced to abandon ship.

Okay, interesting stuff.

So in that context, I also wanted to mention this article from our friend Mike over at Payday Report.

Now, Mike, I will admit, is a DNC homer.

He's certainly been a Lula fan, and he's got contacts in Brazil.

All right.

The requested information and proof regarding ownership account has already been submitted, but Twitter is going to take their damn sweet time.

So again, independent outlet payday report covering Brazil there.

Shout out to Mike over there.