Well, howdy there, internet people? Let's Bo again. So today we're going to talk about some

news coming out of the tech industry. News dealing with an internet company that I think is

going to surprise most Americans. I don't think that most Americans

would believe this without the I mean the reporting that is coming out. It deals with a social media giant, a behemoth in that

industry truth social. According to reporting truth Social is having economic difficulty.

The reporting suggests that they haven't paid their internet infrastructure company,

their web host, in a number of months and that reporting suggests that Truth Social

owes them a little bit more than one and a half million dollars.

This news is going to be made all the more shocking to anybody who is familiar with the players

involved.

Business giants, people behind success after success after

success. This project is the brainchild of none other than former President Donald J. Trump, a man who authored

art of the deal, a man who has been a business success since the 90s. The only possible explanation is a downturn in revenue from this

company, from this venture, unless it's just some technical error

where they're not paying their vendors, which seems unlikely. Something must be motivating people to not use the service

enough to generate the revenue needed to pay the bills. It is certainly a puzzle and

I'm not sure if Truth Social will be able to find the missing piece of that puzzle and put the picture together in time to save that company.

It is very disheartening news. save that have no other location to obtain that kind of information that frequently.

Now, who will step up and take this social media giant's place. Who can feel truth social news?

The plucky upstart Twitter might be the next site that people begin to use as truth social declines in popularity. While many Americans may say that they saw this coming, I find it very hard to believe.

I don't think anybody expected a business venture backed by Donald

J. Trump himself to run into economic issues, especially this early on.

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