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Hey, guys, and welcome to another episode of the J-R-E review.

This week, we are joined by comedian,

Brandon Batic. A good buddy of mine, known him a while. He's helped out on the pod for a long time,

been a huge supporter of the team. And he's also the host of Disturbing the Priest podcast. Well, I'll put a link in the bio. Go check that out. It's mostly, what, like heavy metal? Heavy metal. I have comics on occasionally. A lot of, like, fun skits, too. Love it. Love it. It's a good show. I enjoy it. And I'm not even like a huge heavy metal fan. I just enjoy it. It's like set up well.

So this week we are reviewing Cash Patel. Now, a lot of people wanted to review this one with me. I think it, it revves some people up.

And yeah, it was interesting, like, who to pick for it, but I wanted Brandon's take on it.

So here we go.

What was your overall sense of cash?

So, you know, I'm glad I finally have a use again for my tinfoil hat because I cannot wait to dive into this episode, man.

Like, it's just crazy what, and we discussed this before airing, but it's crazy what Joe's podcast has become for these wealthy elites, for, you know, the government. It's become almost like a propaganda machine where people feel like they can go on this

podcast and be like, don't worry everyone.

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