All right, guys, welcome back to another episode of Red Pill News.

I hope you're having a lovely day.

We've got a couple of interesting stories to discuss.

First of all, yes, we are definitely going to be hitting the highlights in day eight of the Michael

Sussman trial. We have the primary results from Georgia yesterday. There's some things I've got to say

about that. And then we also must discuss the tragic events that took place at an elementary

school yesterday in

Texas. This appears to be yet another distraction from the very important developments that are

happening in our country, proving the fraud that was perpetrated upon America by Hillary

for America and the DNC. And of course, the Biden administration is going to use this as an opportunity to try to

scale back the Second Amendment. So do me a favor. Sit back, relax, grab your popcorn, and we're

going to be right back after this. Well, it looks like a popular video conferencing app is getting

sued in an $85 million settlement after they broke their privacy rights for their users.

You see, millions of the users on this platform joined together to file a class action lawsuit

after it was learned that this company had sold their users data to social media companies.

And this is why I'm such a huge fan of Virtual Shield.

Virtual Shield keeps users anonymous online.

When Virtual Shield is running, internet activity is encrypted, and that keeps hackers and

data tracking corporations at bay.

Even ISPs can't get around Virtual Shield.

This way, you won't hear about your data being sold on the news.

But get this.

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