o be experimented with in an unsafe environment and he funded it, that he was in charge of the business of managing the weaponized virus research as Rand Paul would say, that he was at least responsible if not the direct cause of 18 million deaths from the virus. And we're not talking about the shots yet, but wouldn't that be the biggest story in the world? How many individuals like one person who's alive today and not in jail are being even accused of killing 18 million people? 18 million. Come on.

Now, remember I told you that a story is not a story until the New York Times or one of the big papers says it's a story. This is one of those where if the New York Times decided this was the biggest story, it's all we'd be talking about, but they haven't. They have not decided that. Instead, they've decided that Rand Paul's a rogue disagreeable guy and he makes some news. But moving on, how in the world is that not the biggest story in the world? I don't even know what side to be on. I mean, I don't know what's true and what's not true, but as a story, why isn't that the biggest one in the world? It's because your opinions are assigned to you. There is a reason. Your opinions of what is important do not come from your own brain. They are literally assigned from the outside. That's just the cleanest example you'll ever see.

All right. Trump's in Asia. So today, I guess he was in South Korea. He believes he has a trade deal. We don't know any details of that. And we think the South Korean government has to approve it. I think the boss approved whatever they talked about. But like the US when the Congress has to approve things, South Korea has some approval process they still need to do, but I guess we're optimistic that that'll get approved. So we might have a South Korea deal. Don't know for sure. And Trump is allegedly going to meet with China's Xi somewhere while he's in the South Korea area. So I guess they're going to have some kind of a talk. And Trump is actually so optimistic about China. Tha