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Hey everyone Judicial Watch president Tom Fitt in here with our weekly update on social media.

Thank you as always for joining us. A lot going on, congressional investigations, judicial

watch investigations, court filings, all of which touch on the terrible corruption here

of Washington DC. I want to talk about all of that. Ray testified this week. We have

a new lawsuit related to FBI corruption I want to talk about. We had that disaster, secret

service investigation that came to quote no result, frankly, unquote that we'll talk about

as well. Plus new information about different government funding for that controversial

firm that was involved in data function research at the Wuhan Institute. First up, I want

to talk about though, wait, I just want to acknowledge, I realize this haircut is relatively

radical given my prior haircut. So I want to acknowledge that. My wife was very unhappy

with how short it is, but it will grow back eventually. I don't know if I'm going to

keep it this short forever, but it was the summer so I thought, you know, get some of this

hair off of me. So judicial watch has had many foies pending on this secret service investigation

of the Biden White House cocaine scandal where a bag of cocaine of some indeterminate

amount was left lying around the White House. We're still not sure where, as I said, it's

this magical bag of cocaine that seems to, according to leaks, appear and disappear

from different locations in the White House, depending on when the leak occurs. And on

top of that, you've had the secret service, quote, investigating itself because the secret

service would have been responsible for allowing that cocaine to get into the White House.

And the first suspect for any such cocaine being in the White House on the Biden would

be, of course, Hunter Biden. So what did the secret service, quote, investigation, unquote

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