Well, howdy there internet people, let's bea again.

So today we are going to talk about the special counsel's office.

Provide some updates on that because there's some new reporting and we're going to talk about a question that somebody

sent to me and we're going to kind of throw it all together because there's a lot of

new information that has come out over the last 24 hours or so.

And it's interesting. So when we talked about the Special Counsel's Office before, we said

we weren't going to find out anything really until stuff started leaking out about new subpoenas or whatever.

That is now happening.

In December, a flood of subpoenas went out.

A whole bunch of subpoenas went out. A whole bunch of subpoenas went out. What's interesting about them

is that some of the people had already been subpoenaed before and some of the questions and some of the stuff that the Special

Council's office is looking at. In particular, they're looking for

information related to Trump affiliated PACs, the money.

And they're looking for communications related to the voting machine companies.

Those two things in particular are interesting because they don't necessarily have much to do with the cases that we are aware of.

It may indicate that Smith has opened

an entirely new line of investigation into possible financial crimes on top of

everything else.

We also have reporting saying that people are being called before the grand jury at an

accelerating pace and that some people are being called back to talk to the

grand jury a second time and the word that was used to describe those second appearances before the grand jury was intense.

When the special Council came on board, there were a lot of people who viewed it as a sign that it was going to become political and Trump would avoid accountability.

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