Hey everybody and welcome back to Cash's Corner. We got a lot of great stuff to cover today. And at the end of the show, I'm going to give you some details about my new book, Government Gangsters, which is now available for pre-sale.

Jan, where would you like to start today?

There's a lot going on in Congress right now.

So we've got this new committee on the weaponization of the federal government.

And I know you've been thinking quite a bit about that.

We're going to do a little bit of a deep dive there.

We also want to look at the COVID mandate, at the DoD, basically rescinding it, and essentially Congress forcing them to do that as far as I can tell. And finally, there's this, these classified documents at the Biden Penn Center that we're just learning about now, but apparently I've been known about for quite some time. It feels like a full episode to me. And you forgot about the inherent contempt of Congress powers, which we're also going to talk about. Right, and this is something that's actually quite popular in social media right now, something that not a lot of people know about. Yeah, I did not expect it to be so popular, but we'll give you the real deal on the show. Right, right, exactly.

Well, let's start with this, what some people are calling church too. Yeah, just for everyone's

refresher. Back in the 70s, the intelligence communities was totally corrupt, and Congress found

this, founded this standalone committee, as they call it a select committee, called the church

committee named after one of the members, to investigate the abuses and more importantly fix it. And it was successful

in a large part, which is why over the last year or two, you've been hearing, should Republicans

take over the House of Representatives, they wanted a new church committee, church two, because

of the corruption that we have talked about extensively, not just at FBI and DOJ, but in the intelligence community overall,

including DOD and SA and CIA.

So they felt a new standalone committee was necessary.

Now, we also talked about last week, topically,

the Speaker of the House and the negotiations and why they were so important.

Now you know why we said these negotiations were critical. As a result of the negotiations and why they were so important. Now you know why we said these negotiations were critical.

As a result of the negotiations, we have a subcommittee under the Judiciary Committee.

So as you know, the Judiciary Committee oversees FBI, DOJ, everything related to federal courts,

including some components of the Intelligence Committee.

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