Next on making sense to the madness, we have the Kate's brothers.

They're going to be talking about the Fauci files and the speaker of the house drama.

We're going to cover a lot. You guys are masters of the subject. We are joined by Brian and Brent Wayne Cates.

The Cates brothers are with us.

It's so great to have you guys here.

You guys are masters of the substack.

You're masters of the Twitter threads.

And, of course, they try to get rid of you on Twitter.

Hopefully, you know, you guys are using extra accounts on there to get your message out there.

I've been following your stuff stacks. You're at the cutting edge here of understanding what's going on with the Speaker of the House situation and the upcoming Fouchy filed, what it all means. So let's dig into the Speaker of the House subject first.

Brian, how many times have they voted for the Speaker of the House and Kevin McCarthy's come up short so many times.

It makes you wonder, what's the point of continuing to vote over and over again?

Brian, give me your analysis of where we're at right now.

Well, they just started the 12th vote sign, and this has been dragging out for four days now.

I don't think it's not, well, it's too early to tell if McCarthy has enough votes here in the 12th round, but he having failed

11 successive votes in a row, you know, this is historical what we're watching here.

The last time of a vote by House Speaker went past the first round was 1923, which was exactly

a hundred years ago.

It's from 1923 to 22nd.

Every other House Speaker votes since then has been done on the first ballot, the first vote.

And now they're on vote number 12.

And one thing that a lot of people are missing is I saw somebody named Bruno Barking brought this up on two social

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