Hello, everybody. Welcome to Cash's Corner with me.

And yeah.

So Cash, you know, we did this fantastic episode, the last one, basically about the Wuhan lab and how the media treated this Wuhan lab leak theory early on as a conspiracy and so forth.

You know, since we chatted last time, a lot of, I guess, fresh information has come out, especially in the realm of, let's call it, the Fauci emails, right?

There was a very big FOIA request, initially over 300 emails and some more coming after that.

So I know we've both been kind of digging in them a little bit.

What did you see in there?

So I'm glad it's finally coming out, and it's fresh to

the American public, but it's not something that was fresh to us back when we were running the

Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Rick Rinell and I, because we were knee-deep in the

intelligence when the COVID virus broke out, and we knew or had an idea of its origins at the time.

And we also were watching Fauci on TV, talk about it as if he had no idea what was going on.

And it's nice to see someone used the FOIA system for what it's supposed to be used for

to hold government officials accountable. I think that's what you're finally starting to see.

I've seen these memes out there. I'm just thinking about this that basically are kind of saying, you know, to the effect of, you know, how come they actually use the official channels to have these discussions?

Because it seems like that those channels have been bypassed in various ways in the past.

Well, I mean, you mean Fauci?

Sure.

You're supposed to.

I mean, that's like when you sign up for government duty, you're supposed to not use your private email accounts or your personal cell phones because there's a, you know, there's a records component to your work, whether it's in health, national

security, agriculture, wherever you're stationed or military or civilian work, you have

to use your professional email accounts and cell phones and work lines so that there's

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