Hey, everybody. We got a weird one today, you know, for a change. That's because we're talking about Q&ON with the number one expert on Q&ON. Now Washington Post reporter Will Summary used to write for the Daily Beast. He is author of Trust the Plan, Q&ON, and the fear and loathing of an American conspiracy theory.

And believe me, if you thought you knew how weird Q&N is, you don't.

Yes, you probably know that they think elites drink the blood of children.

They've kidnapped and molested and often murdered. It's weird than that. It's much,

much weird than that. That's the least of it, folks. I think the weirdest thing is their ability

to believe that stuff is going to happen

that doesn't happen when and where and how exactly they've been told it was going to happen

and then accept the lamest excuse for why it either didn't happen or actually did happen.

Hillary is in prison, you see, but the Hillary you see out there is a double.

Or, or it is Hillary and she's wearing an ankle bracelet under her pantsuit.

You see how wide the pant leg is there?

It's because she's got an ankle bracelet under the wide pant leg. She is in prison. But they let her out during the day with the ankle bracelet, you see.

How many Americans believe in Q&N?

This is crazy.

If you ask Americans whether they believe in Q&N, about 7% say, yeah.

But if you ask Americans do elites, and by elites, we're talking about the deep state and rich corporate CEOs and the Hollywood elite, including Tom Hanks and Oprah Winfrey, who also wears pantsuits and of course Jews, whether elites kidnap kids and drink their blood, you get that up.

It's about 15%.

15 to 17% of Americans.

Now, Will Summer will tell you all you want to know about Q&N, the storm.

That's when President Trump would finally unmask

the cabal, the elites, punish its members for their crimes, and restore America to its greatness.

Now, that obviously hasn't happened, but there's another election coming. It's coming up in 2024.

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