o I'd recommend it as a good career path for all of you. No, I'm just kidding. It's a terrible career path. Don't join MS-13.

Meanwhile, Zero Hedge is reporting that there was this gigantic $250 million fraud involving a Child Nutrition program, a federal Child Nutrition program. And a whole bunch of Somali immigrants stole $250 million in Minnesota. Now that was between March 2020 and January 2022. Now, how many times have we heard a story about gigantic amounts of money being stolen? I'm starting to lose sort of the distinction between all the stories. But it does feel to me like quite a few billions of dollars are being stolen from taxpayers. And it's like the government never heard of anything like auditing or accounting or tracking your progress. How in the world did they get away with $250 million of essentially faking that there were children that didn't exist? How in the world? Two years, $250 million. What if there are just dozens or hundreds of these happening all over the country, you know, in different ways, different people and stuff? I feel like that might be the case.

Well, see what else is going on. According to Liberty Nation News, the Associated Press has a reporter who got caught doing some fake news, and they had to retract it. And the fake news was a claim that Tulsi Gabbard had said that Trump and Putin were good friends. But it turns out she was talking about Prime Minister Modi and Trump, who are actually good friends. And so the Associated Press had to correct their story because it was wrong.

But the fun part of the story is that the reporter who wrote it, one of his prior jobs was he was part of the AP's first misinformation beat team, focusing on explaining falsehoods, propaganda, and conspiracy theories while exposing the creators of this material and their techniques for dissemination. How many times have the fake news people got onto the, hey, we'll check the fake news for the other people? Sometimes it's exactly what you'd expect. You know, I have this theory that shoe salesmen, if it's men who are selling shoes to women, that eventually it will be only men who have foot fetishes, because they would be most drawn to the field and they would work longer hours cheaper because they were getting an extra benefit from it. And it just seems to me that the organizations that are tryin