Sup, you beautiful bastards! Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco Show, and just very quickly, I want to apologize for yesterday's show.

I felt a little off yesterday, a little bit slow, so I was like, hey, I'm gonna speed up the show 5%, but completely on me.

I accidentally uploaded a version that was 20% sped up. So if you're wondering, why was Phil doing an impression of Eminem doing rap God and yesterday's show. That's why. But that said, welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show. Hit that like button if you want me to punch you in the throat, you weirdo, and let's just jump into it. And to kick things off today was one of the most requested stories. Let's talk about whatever the hell this is.

This song is for the entrepreneurs and hackers. All the misfits and smart slackers. What? Russell Kong. The Versace better win. So that musicals and hackers, all the misfits and smart slackers.

What?

Rassel Kong, the first such a better win.

So that musical genius, that Icon, the voice of a generation, is apparently what a multi-billion-dollar criminal looks like.

Yes, really, she goes by Rosal Khan, a real name is Heather Morgan. And apparently, in addition to being a better lyricist than Eminem, having a better flow than

Biggie, according to her website, she is also a software CEO, a writer, an economist, and

a few contradictory other things.

And in her bio as a contributor to Forbes, she wrote, when she's not reverse engineering

black markets to think of better ways to combat fraud and cybercrime, she enjoys rapping

and designing streetwear fashion.

And that description just makes me smile from my heart

because she is also allegedly tied to one of the largest heist and money laundering schemes in history.

Yes, really. Yesterday, Morgan and her husband, Ilya Lichtenstein, were arrested by U.S. authorities

and are accused of attempting to launder $4.5 billion worth of Bitcoin and defraud the United States.

Which means, and I'm'm sorry fans of true music,

Morgan and her husband are both facing upwards of 25 years in prison. Now as far as how

the hell did they even get that much Bitcoin? Apparently they were holding onto 120,000

coins that were stolen off of BitFinex back in 2016. And according to court documents, the couple

managed to launder 25,000 Bitcoin so far through a complex series of transactions that ended with the funds being deposited into accounts owned by them.

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