ithuania got attacked by a Russian suicide drone. I'm seeing somebody report that in the comments, but I wouldn't take that as a fact yet. That sounds unusual.

Apparently T-Mobile had a thriving DEI program or set of programs, but they're going to get rid of all their DEI according to Newsmax because they need FCC approval for some mergers and deals they want to do. So once again, it wasn't enough that DEI is illegal. That wasn't enough to make them stop doing it. It's just until they needed approval from the government, they were just going to keep doing the illegal thing, I guess. But now they've agreed to wipe it clean and get rid of all that DEI illegal stuff so that they can get their deals done. So T-Mobile, you're a little bit slow, but maybe you got to the right place.

And I was listening to Alex Jones. He had a guest on, Kyle Seraphin. He's an FBI whistleblower who's been around for a while on the podcasting and interview circuit. So he's not a brand new FBI whistleblower. He's a whistleblower from the not too distant past. And he believes that the announcement that Comey and Brennan will be investigated for criminal activity is a distraction from the Epstein case.

Do you believe that? Do you believe that it's not a coincidence that you heard about Brennan and Comey right at the time that the government wants to distract you from the Epstein situation? I don't know. Maybe. I always think the government has a million things that they could use as a distraction. So in a sense maybe it works as a distraction but that doesn't mean that they planned it that way. Or did they? It's possible.

And then Kyle was pointing out on Alex Jones' show that Fox News was reporting that Comey and Brennan would be looked at for perjury for things that they said under oath to Congress. That turned out not to be true except that there's a statute of limitations, says Kyle Seraphin, of five years. So it wouldn't really make sense to investigate them for something they couldn't be charged for anyway. So maybe there's more to it. We don't know.

But then I saw separately a CIA whistleblower. I love the whistleblowers. John Kiriakou. You've probably seen him on social media. He's there quite a bit. And he