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Tulsi Gabbard, she's considered to be essentially a Russian asset and would be the most dangerous.

Is that how you consider her? Is that what you consider her? Oh, yes. There's no question. I consider

her someone who is likely a Russian asset. That was from Debbie was a man Schnitz, who is a communist

mold for the Chinese Communist Party,

and she has North Korean ties too.

I have no reason to believe any of what I just said is true,

but that's obviously not the standard that's being applied here by these criminals,

like Debbie was a man schnitz.

They're going after Matt Gates. They've, they set the Justice Department loose on him,

and they investigated him for how long, Michael, about two years.

Matt Gates was investigated by the Justice Department, and finally they said, well, we had two people that we were calling witnesses, but it turns out they're so unreliable that no one would

bring them into court to be witnesses. So they discontinued the investigation because they had nothing, and they had all the federal

government resources available to them, and they had nothing.

So they dropped the investigation altogether after a while.

And what was that?

That was allegedly involving a...

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