Hey everybody and welcome back to Cash's Corner. We have looked at all your comments and we are going to give you the full details on how to obtain the Epoch Times exclusive SpyGate InfoGraph signed by me. We'll give you all the details at the end of the show. So, Cash, it is actually quite amazing. How many people are interested in this infographic? It's got a number of years on it. I mean, I don't know how many, but it's aged really well.

Well, that's what the truth does, Jan.

It ages well, and it's required no corrections.

And personally, if I can take a second, as the chief investigator of the Russiagate hoax,

it is my favorite poster infograph ever produced by anyone in the media.

And the Epoch Times nailed it, which is why our audience wants it and as an added bonus, I'm going to sign it for him.

So once again, John Durham is kind of delivering for us for the show here.

It's quite amazing.

Actually, in this case, it's the defense, some of their submissions we're going to look at.

And also this new judge's order that, you know, there's some kind of pros and cons.

From your perspective, we're going to find out a little bit about that today.

But we're sitting, you know, not steps away from the Supreme Court right now,

where there's, of course, we discussed last week,

there's all sorts of

protests in response to this draft ruling by Justice Alito being leaked. And in fact, from what

I understand, all six of the conservative justices' homes have protests in front of them. And so let's

start talking about this this because there's actually

federal law that is supposed to prevent behavior in front of judges' homes that would influence

their decision-making, which is presumably the purpose of the protests in the first place. So lay

this out for me.

Yeah, no, I'm glad we're starting on this topic. We'll get to all things, John Durham,

and I think our folks in the audience should go back and quickly look at last week's episode, how we set up

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