organized Democrat attempt to do a series of illegal things maybe. Yeah. The dossier, not the document. But on top of that to really round it out would be the lawfare stuff. So not only allegedly was there a conspiracy to come up with hoaxes about Trump, the Russia collusion hoax and you know all the other ones, but the Russia collusion hoax is the one they focus on. But could they also make the case that they had gone after Trump with lawfare that was organized, let's say, by Joe Biden or organized by the top? Could they make that case? Because then they would have two parts that both individually would be a little RICO like, but if you put them together and you sold both of them to a jury, would it be compelling? What do you think?

It feels like it probably is too tough to get a conviction because one of the things I understand from Trey Gowdy and people who know more than I do is that getting a RICO conviction, well, we learned this from the Diddy situation because the prosecutor dropped the RICO stuff. And the reason they dropped it is it's just really hard to make the case that it's organized. But in this case, do you think they could find enough documents and meetings and connections that they could prove that the lawfare was organized and also that the Russia collusion hoax was organized and they all knew they were in on it? They knew they were doing something illegal, if not just immoral. I don't know. I think it would be tough. I wouldn't want to get you all excited like the Epstein stuff where you think that, oh man, now these people are going to pay the price and go to jail. I doubt this will be successful, but I like the fact they're trying because I do think that there's a real crime there. So might as well take a run at it.

Well, here's a little story that makes me or reminds me that who you know makes a difference between whether you get rich or not. Apparently the US had one big company that was involved in making rare earth materials, mining it, and it was called MP Materials I think it's called. And so when it became a big thing that China was going to block our rare materials because of the tariff wars, if I had known, if I had been aware that there was a big American company that was in this space, what would I have done? I would have bought that stock if I had known that. But for some reason, it never really occurred to me that there would be some largestish publicly traded company in the US that would obviously benefit a lot from the government saying we should do more of this domestically because if you get the government on your side, that's when you have the big gains. But I didn't know that. Never heard of that company. Didn't know we even had a big company that was in that space. But if I did, it was free money. It's already tripled. Now this is not investment advice because remember, it already tripled. So that doesn't mean it's going to keep going up. But the people who knew that and it was sort of publicly available information, but the people who knew that, they just got free money. All you had to do is put a few bucks in that company and it was about as close as you could get to a guaranteed payoff. It wouldn't be like regular investing or gambling at all. It'd be just like here's a dollar, give me three dollars back.

And when I look at this sort of situation, I think to myself, it's terribly unfair that some of us are paying attention. How many people have already made huge gains by investing in AI companies because they were following that and other people weren't. How many people made a killing in Bitcoin because they simply paid attention and they knew more about it than people who don't know about it? A lot. How many people, now this one could be a wild card, but how many people invested in Tesla and have already made a bunch of money because they understood that Tesla took a different approach to full self-driving AI. If you knew that, you'd say to yourself, "Oh my god, this is going to be bigger than Uber." And then if you knew that Tesla was also making robots, which isn't something that most people know, you know, maybe at most 10 percent of the country knows that Tesla is even in the robot business. You know, if you follow the news like most of us do, you think everybody knows that, but they don't. Only 90 percent of the country would not know that the Tesla company is also making robots. So that little bit of knowledge I've used because I've invested in AI and I've invested in nuclear power because I've been following the nuclear industry and I knew that pretty soon nuclear is going to be on fire. Well, not in a bad way, in a good way. So some time ago, I put money in a nuclear ETF because I didn't want to pick individual companies and AI and Tesla. Now I feel almost guilty because those are not like regular investments. Those are simply I just knew more about the news. It's all public. I just paid attention. And if you didn't, you wouldn't know that these were all free money. And I didn't know about this materials company, you know, that does the rare earth. If I had, do you think I would have invested? Yes, absolutely. I would have put some money in it and I would have gotten some free money back already. So yeah, what you know and who you know and whether you know somebody who's in this space is a difference between making money and not making money. And it's not fair. It just is.

And let's see what else is happening. So Senator