on all these things than you and I have. So when he says prosecute Tim Walz, some of that might be that it seems obvious that he couldn't have not known. Some of it might be that Tim Walz has tried to prosecute Elon Musk and tried to destroy his companies. Tried really hard to destroy his companies and he did it publicly that you're just seeing an obvious kind of response to that.

But I am curious if Tim Walz was massively incompetent or was he threatened to stay quiet? He might have been threatened. Might have been too dangerous to be even a whistleblower himself. So incompetence, crime, or is he a victim himself? I doubt he's a victim himself.

So according to Wall Street Apes, also on X, Portland, Oregon spent 1.5 billion in the last two years on homelessness and yet the homelessness population rose by 60%. So that's bad result. And by comparison, Houston, Texas, spent only 72 million, so we're not talking billions, just millions, on homelessness. And their homelessness went down by 60%. All right?

So Democrats spent a massive amount of money and things went the wrong direction. Texas spent a good deal of money, but just a fraction, and things went strongly in the right direction. How do you explain that?

Well, a reasonable assumption is that Democrats are laundering money and they're a criminal organization and they did not do the things that you would obviously do to reduce homelessness, but rather they stole it. Now, I'm not sure that's what's happening, but it sure looks like it, doesn't it? It looks a little steely.

Anyway, apparently over in China, according to Interesting Engineering, China did some kind of demonstration with robots and hackers and found that one hacked robot could infect other robots just by being near it. So one rob