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And speaking of audio questions, Barb, there's an audio question for you from Harry.

Hello, sisters. This is Harry from Richmond, Virginia.

In light of the seashell indictment of Jim Comey, I'm wondering whether the Department of Justice will now be setting up grand juries throughout the country to indict every single person carrying a sign at the No King's rallies and others, saying 86-47.

Thanks for educating me and everyone else and keep up the good work. Thank you. Well, thanks for that question, Harry. It's one that's certainly been on our

minds. I saw an interesting meme this week of Cash Patel in an FBI raid jacket and then a banner that said

CSI, Seychelles Victims Unit. So I think we're all thinking about that. But it is a problem,

isn't it? As you've said, we see this, you know, 86-47 on T-shirts. We see it at

no Kings rallies. We see it all over Amazon. I actually went on there and did a search. You can

find T-shirts, caps, bumper stickers that say 86-47. And here's why it matters. It's not simple

hypocrisy. It is a matter of what's called selective

prosecution, which is a violation of due process. And so I imagine we will see a motion from

Jim Comey filing a motion to dismiss this indictment for selective prosecution. This often fails,

but the argument here would be that other people similarly situated have not been prosecuted

for communicating the exact same message. And I think he's got a very strong case here that

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