The time is 1924. A young Washington lawyer in the Department of Justice is named

Director of the scandal-ridden Bureau of Investigation. His name John Edgar Hoover.

That is when a scandal stopped. His name, John Edgar Hoover.

That is when a scandal stopped.

The new director met the first of many challenges, and won.

A few years later, when the name of the organization was changed to the Federal Bureau of Investigation,

its reputation like its seal, stood for fidelity, bravery, and most of all integrity it still does. Oh, Thomas Payne Podcast, episode 6. So much tough to talk about this episode. I got this buddy, we'll just call him Hamilton because he's not a conservative but he's a great guy and he's giving me a lot of advice on the

podcast and I think if I use this whole name, they'd probably firebomb his house. So we'll just call him Hamilton. If you hear that noise in the background we I have my first in studio

guest ever today.

Today, it's my German Shepherd Sully.

She decided to come with me to the studio.

So if you hear a milling around in the back, breathing heavy or moving around, that's her.

Here she goes.

Sit down, so you're all right.

What a dog, the best dog ever. She gets a little upset though when I start dropping the F-bomb.

She thinks that she did something wrong.

Anybody who knows things about Shepherds, they internalize family strife like they're

responsible. So if she starts howling and barking we might have to let her out of the studio

if I start dropping the F-Boms in unison.

Hamilton tells me, I reached out to him this week with some of the results of this,

the podcast and the numbers that are coming in which

are absolutely through the roof I don't even understand what's happening and he

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