Oh, wow, it's another day.

Welcome to the To the Contrary podcast.

And on these days, where you go, wow, what a day.

I always want to talk to my good friend, Adam Kinziger.

How are you, sir?

Buddy, it is great to be with you. Just wonderful. Yeah, I'm great. I'm fantastic. Thank you for asking.

All right. I'm sorry to start every podcast the same way, but where should we begin here? Can we just talk about the fact that the President of the United States is demanding the taxpayers right out of check for $230 million? I mean, it's like, have we gotten so numbed about just the open corruption,

the president saying, and we'll have to be approved by his own lackeys who will have to

decide, yes, Mr. President, we're going to give you $230 million as compensation for all the

terrible things that

Department of Justice did do.

Unbelievable.

He's going to get the money, right?

I think so.

I mean, unless he just, I mean, literally, unless he decides no, because he's made enough

on his other corruption.

But Speaker Johnson today was basically like, I forget what he said,

but he had some outrageous comment about it and, you know, how he's been mistreated. And the Republicans

won't, I mean, they're not going to do anything to stop this. You know it. Even our so-called,

you know, the two people that put out tweets every now and again that are good, you know, Don Bacon and some others, they're not going to do anything to stop it. And I mean, it's just it's, it's, and let's think about this on top of. So it's not that there was no independent finding that Donald Trump was wronged, right? Donald Trump's prosecution was on track. Then he became president and forced

the Department of Justice to drop the case. So it's, it wasn't dropped because, you know,

there was some finding that he was wronged. So he basically is creating his own scenario. I mean,

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