You know, there's a big difference in areas where government is responsive and responsible,

and there is a culture of responsibility.

And you can observe it and see it.

And I'll tell you something that occurred in Idaho.

And I know exactly what would have happened in the separate country of Seattle.

And it's not because there's not great cops over there. I have friends who are great cops over there. It's because the culture has just

been destroyed. And this is all on the topic of something I think that we should be doing with

every single federal employee, which is they should all be audited. Now, that seems unfair, right?

But look, they have effectively guaranteed jobs at two to three times what the average American earns.

They have locked retirement plans where they get paid to not work for the rest of their life,

and it's locked. It's not subject to the market. And we pay that bill. So there should be a trade-off.

But I'm also suggesting this because of what we've been seeing out of the Doge team.

The clear, obvious, inescapable corruption, and it's not just

insider trading, which is hugely corrupt. And Zach Abraham and I, we're going to talk about that

again coming up. But this is just taken from an image. I want you to see this image if you're

looking at the audio or the video version of

this. And if you're on the audio version, you can check out the video version yourself, or I'll just

describe it. It's, and I thought this was a joke. I thought this was the Babylon B. It's an old dude

with what looks like a beer, and he's throwing up a set as we used to say,

but he's in his golfing clam digger shorts and his plaid shirts.

And then around him are some young guys who might be gangsters or might just be young guys

hanging out in this backyard.

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