just pure gambling, right?

But the play would be this and again don't follow my advice. Do not follow my financial advice on this or anything else unless I tell you to diversify your portfolio. If I tell you to diversify, listen to that. If I tell you to buy or sell a specific stock, do not listen to that or anybody else. But I'll tell you the thinking.

Investing makes most sense when you think you have special insight that the market doesn't have. You're usually wrong which is why you shouldn't do this. But here's my special insight. It is more likely true that Rumble is being unfairly attacked than it is likely to be true that the accusations are true. Now I don't know what the odds are but it's not 50-50. It is definitely weighted heavily toward it not being true.

Now if it turns out that the SEC goes through it and it's not true you'd expect maybe at least a 25% bump in the stock. So that would be reason that a rich person — only a rich person, don't do this if you're struggling — might gamble. You know just because it's kind of a fun gamble. But I do gamble that the news is wrong when I invest. That's a common method I've used. Don't use that method but it's just one that I use to some effect. I wouldn't say it works all the time.

Well Delta Airline is racist. Robbie Starbuck reports on X platform. He showed a photo of a Delta Airlines training that says they instruct their employees to capitalize the words Black and Brown when talking about people but to lowercase white. That are you okay with that? To capitalize Black and Brown but not white even when used in the same context about talking about people? No that's completely racist and Delta you are despicable.

Yeah if this is true — I mean I saw a photograph of it but you know anything could be faked — if it's true this is pure racism. And by the way that's the definition of racism, treating people differently in an official sense. Individuals are different but a company doing it would be racism. Individuals can do whatever they want. There's no law against that.

All right. You all know probably the story if you're following the news. A lot of an American independent reporter named Gonzalo Lira who is reporting very inconvenient things from Ukraine and he was reporting things that the leadership in Ukraine would not want to see. He was put in jail and reportedly he has died in prison. And some say he died from poor medical care. Some people say he was murdered.

David Sacks points out and I agree, what's the difference? They put him there to take care of him. You know if he died because they gave him bad service or he died because they strangled him, they killed him, right? So the Ukrainian government killed an American. But at least America tried really hard to get him out because he was unfairly accused, right? Nope, nope. It looks like America let him die because he was also saying things inconvenient to America.

He was for example — and I don't know the truth of any of these acc