Okay. Okay, here we are.

Charles Moskowitz, thanks for joining me, everyone.

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Jay Dyer is here from Jay's Analysis.

You know, Jay, I would describe you as a Renaissance man, as someone who was kind of a fallback from previous times.

I follow your videos. You're extremely well read and you have a lot of deep intellectual thought on just so many areas. I barely know where to start. I mean, culture, religion, history, politics. I mean, it's really,

you know, a truly well-rounded mind and someone who has really thought out very deeply on

a lot of issues. So I really admire that. And I'm honored to have you here.

You're too kind. I appreciate that. Yeah. Yeah, I feel like the more you learn, the more, the less you know.

Because you realize how much more and more you didn't know. And, you know, there's, there's always a whole other arena that you didn't even see before.

But I was listening to your stream that you did the other day with Mr. Horowitz,

and you brought up something that it was weird because that day I had watched the Irishman,

you know, the last Martin Scorsese movie.

And I noticed in the film, there's even a nod to how they got JFK elected by relying on Momo, Sam Giancana, and the mafia that's even in the movie.

And so I just watched the movie and then I was listening to you guys talk about.

It was pretty crazy.

You know, that's something that, I mean, they even brag about that.

I mean, that's part of almost a folklore.

JFK Jr. made reference to it before his untimely death when he talked about thanking Chicago, he said that it was the best deal that he had gotten since the election of his father.

I didn't know that, but that makes sense, yeah.

Now, I mean, obviously, what is more important a topic to discuss right now than what I would describe as an attempted coup d'etat and what it implies.

These are very, very serious situation we're in.

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