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oundation. Now the foundation, I think everybody understands, was a money laundering operation, right? Don't we all understand that to be obviously true? Some of it might have been donated money that ended up with charities, but that's the cover. What it really is is a way for the Clintons to monetize their connections and their offices and stuff. And when they were in office it received tremendou…
← Previous segment →bit of funding, but if we had a lot of funding, oh, the good we can do. And then they get their people that they plan to bribe later. Or maybe they've bribed them in advance in the government to say yeah, I'll support that. Yeah, we'll get you $100 million for your thing, whatever your thing is. And then the NGO finds ways to donate money back to the people who have voted them their money. So it literally is just a big money laundering theft ring called NGOs and there's 63,000 of them.
I always wondered how in the world could the US budget get to the point where we're $2 trillion underwater every year? Like my brain couldn't hold that as a possibility. Like where is all the money going? How do you overspend by $2 trillion a year? How is that even possible? And I think a big part of the answer is these NGOs are just this enormous illegal cash drain from
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our pockets. So they're probably behind maybe a third of all of our problems. And by the way, I don't think they're going away. It looks like even Trump can't make them go away. It's too complicated. There are too many of them. They have too much support. It's how everybody gets their fake paychecks. So I don't think Trump's going to make any difference. It does seem like you could make some kind…
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