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The founder of Students for Trump pleaded guilty this week for running a $46,000 scam in which he posed as a lawyer and gave legal advice.

Created a website for a fake law firm called Pope and Dun.

Claimed to be Eric Pope, a graduate of NYU Law School with a finance degree from the University of Pennsylvania and 15 years of experience in corporate and patent law.

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Does he look 40? No, he does he look 40? No, he does not. I'm looking for my age. I've done all this. You've done all this and you look? No. No, there's only a few of us that can pull that off So, You know what's on the story story's starting to do. We need to have a, we need to have a, we need to have a,

a common sense discussion.

I'm really tired I do a do a podcast every day Monday through Friday sometimes two sometimes

two sometimes three I mean I work my tongue to the bone, okay? And I just want you to know that when I

go to a website to read a story and it lets me read it and then it realizes hey you're

right in the middle of the story but you've already been here 20 times this month

we've got to just pop up right in the middle of you reading the

story and let you know that you can't read the story anymore unless you subscribe to the

website. I want to throw that particular website into the mud.

That kind of thing doesn't make me want to subscribe to your website.

It makes me want to never subscribe to your website.

And I know we've talked about it before and I know, look, they have to make money.

I completely understand.

I really do. It's just very frustrating.

It's very frustrating because then I have to go out of my way and find the story

someplace else for free. And sometimes you can't find it though. Sometimes that's the only place you know who does a lot of that just as a

helpful hint from me to you Forbes Forbes has a lot of stories that you're not

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