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There's so much chaos going on, including right now as we're speaking.

They just dropped the Matt Gates ethics, the House Ethics Report.

And I want to walk you through it because you've heard me say before, I personally didn't think that they needed to release this ethics report

simply because he's no longer in Congress, something that Michael guessed,

who is the chairman of the committee.

Also, of course, Republican did not think,

people are surprised when I say, I personally find no benefit for it. He's not going back into

public office. He's going to become the host on a television show. And it has generally been

held that they do not release this. However, the bulk of the committee

that's Republican and Democrat alike felt otherwise. And so here we go. I want to walk you through

it as I just finished this 42 page report. This is what it came out to. This is the, in the matter of

allegations relating to Representative Matt Gates,

it's the report by the Committee on Ethics, of course, dated today. All right, next, we go on to turn around and talk about.

This, of course, was adopted by the Committee on Ethics on December 10th. And again, this is the 118th Congress,

the second session, United States House of Representatives Committee on Ethics. In the matter of

allegations relating to Representative Matt Gates, dated today December 23rd of 2024. Along with,

as I just said to you, Mr. Guest from the Committee on Ethics

submitting the following, he of course talks about the report with his dissenting view,

which again, I agree with, which is that I don't think it should have been released,

but now that it is, here we go. All righty, it starts with this, the table of contents.

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