ut as honorable as you could possibly be. Now, it probably I'll bet he doesn't even care about the money because just his concerns and feelings would be so much bigger. But yeah, that was the way to play it. Exactly. Good job.

According to Zero Hedge, the US is looking into a $5 billion rare earth investment in the US that would increase our ability to mine our own rare earth. There's not much to say about that except it feels good to know that the government is doing big stuff to address big problems and the rare earth supply is a big problem. That's a big one because we don't want to be beholden to China longer than we have to. And so good that that feels like the right direction.

How many of you saw the video clip of Kash Patel talking over Adam Schiff? So there was a hearing. So he was appearing in front of Congress and Adam Schiff was questioning him. Kash Patel pulled out the best strategy I've ever seen for somebody who was getting pummeled by the questions.

Normally what the questioners like to do is they assume that the guest will play fair and be quiet until it was their time to talk. Then they start to answer a question and then they would get cut off. "Mr. Smith, did you go down to the corner that night?" "Well, yes. I was about..." Next question. So they basically just try to make the person they invited there look like a turd. So all they do is yell at them and accuse them of things and they don't give them any chance to explain. "Mr. Smith, is it true that you murdered a baby?" "Well, no. I..." "I reclaim my time."

So it's a completely corrupt process. And yet you have to go. You know, if you don't go, it's worse. So what do you do when the process is all bad? Nothing good can come from it, especially for you as