weird. But as Laura Loomer points out, he's claimed that he has no money, so he did a signed declaration in court that he's poor, but yet he's living like a person who does have money. So the question would be, where's the money coming from, or did you lie when he said he didn't have any? Maybe he just sells one painting a week. It's all he needs to support his lifestyle. Don't know. But yeah, Hunter's in South Africa.

When was the last time you heard a story about South Africa that wasn't about something bad? Because there's another South Africa story about apparently South Africa has some kind of a research facility in Antarctica, and let's see, let me skip ahead to that. Yeah, I'll do that in order. We'll get to that. There's a story about a research facility anyway.

According to Breitbart News, there's a representative, Brandon Gill, and he wants to see if he can get Congress to prohibit a foreign country from buying real estate in America if that country doesn't allow Americans to buy real estate in their country. Now China would be obviously the main target of this because China buys a lot of property in the US and farmland especially. So what do you think about that? To me that seems like an easy one. Yeah, if we can't buy land in China, why do we let China buy land in the United States? I mean, that just seems basic. It has to be at least reciprocal. So yeah, I'd be in favor of that. It would probably lower property costs, which would be good for people buying stuff.

Meanwhile, the EPA chief Lee Zeldin, he's saying that Trump's deregulation push — and he's a big part of it — he said on Fox News that's the most amount of deregulation ever, and he said the Biden and Obama administration treated regulations like commandments, targeting energy supply and raising costs. So Trump wants us to be energy dominant, so a whole bunch of regulations going, but