Hey, everybody. Welcome back. Happy Skews Day to you. It's November 22nd, 2022. I'm Trey Crowder, and

that's Mark Aegee. What's up, Mark? What a week, Trey. What a time to be alive. So a lot of news happening for a holiday week.

Trump announced that we knew he would.

He's running again. So hurry for that.

The Mayor Grawling announced a special counsel.

I don't know what to make of that yet.

Scotus today fucked him on his taxes.

He's going to let Congress have them.

So that's fun.

So now that these three handpicked Supreme Court justices are deep state traders. Nancy Pelosi stepped down from leadership. That's just going to be a congressperson. I'm sure we're talking about Hakeem Jeffries, her handpicked successor. Because I imagine I will have problems with a lot of stuff he deals because his main move is the punch left on every issue except Medicaid for all which is pretty good

Medicare for all is pretty good on. But there's a hot new conspiracy theory in town that I want to tell you about, Trey. All right. I don't know how much you've been following the FTX collapse. The whole collapse to the crypto economy. I mean, I knew that that had happened. But, you know, as we've talked

before on here, but like, I've never understood crypto in the first place, really. So I also

don't understand what has happened to it. But I know that it's bad if you're in the crypto

war. Like it didn't work out as I understand it. Yeah, not understanding it doesn't make you stupid.

It makes you smart because it's one of those things when I talk about how like the government should just make things work again and make things understandable. Like if you can't, like the thing I was talking about, if you can't understand as a regular person, like a three sentence description, though you're being sold a bunch of bullshit, right? Right. So, like, this guy's a short version of it.

I'll take it to the conspiracy theory.

So Sam Bankman-Fried was this, like, guy,

hailed was a tech genius.

He ran his crypto exchange called FTX. Turned out as a Ponzi scheme, he was stealing the money out of the bank accounts to put into his venture fund, which is supposed to be a separate business. Nobody even knows where the money went. Turns out they used a bunch of the money to buy his parents

like $120 million with a real estate in the Bahamas, yada, yada, yada. The people running the

company were in a pollicule, which is the phone, according to one report, which is a fun little

twist. They were all banging each other and like committed nine-person relationship.

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