Hey everybody and welcome back to Cash's Corner.

Well, Cash, I think we have to pick up where we left off last week, which is look at the border and especially the fentanyl flows.

We're going to talk about that.

And then there's this whole kind of, let's call it the theme of disinformation.

Number one, Elon Musk is, looks like he's going to buy Twitter in the end, after all of the drama, right?

Number two, we're going to look at Tony Bubblinsky.

And, you know, he's coming back into the limelight after about two years talking about some of the evidence that he's presented.

Let's talk about that.

And finally, there's this letter from the American Medical Association and two other organizations to basically the DOJ saying that the DOJ should prosecute people who are, I believe they're saying,

touting disinformation against gender affirming care policies and so forth.

So this is what we're going to look at today.

Okay, that's a wide array of stuff, Jan.

But I'm glad we kept our promise to our audience in Arizona

when we're out there in the border state to talk about

a massive national security issue, which is fentanyl.

So as most of our audience knows,

fentanyl, in large part, comes from China.

And they send it to the cartels.

The cartels helped them ship it up into the United States.

We'll get to that. What I was happy to see was a friend of mine on the Hill, Dr. Brad Wendstrup, who's a congressman, who's also on House Intelligence Committee, challenged the Chinese on their fentanyl narrative. Because the fentanyl narrative from the CCP has been, we don't ship fentanyl anywhere. That's, we're offended that you would say such a thing. And I'm paraphrasing from Dr. Wendstrup's public commentary on it. And he's like, no, you send the precursors, the ingredients. So China's basically saying, we don't send you the drug because we send it in three different pieces to the Mexican drug cartels.

That's their out.

And Dr. Weinstrup called him out on it and rightfully so.

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