Hello, everyone, it's burn unscripted again.

And as always, my week goes by and I have a plan, I'm going to talk about and then life gets in the

way in a really positive way people come into my life that I feel you need to hear their stories

I wish our case was a one-off with my husband it's's far from it. I have met some incredible people

through our journey, and my husband will always say, the people we've met through this process

were not only angels, but the gifts that'll be part of our lives forever. And that's so true.

I mean, if you had told me five and a half, six years ago

that I'd be spending a lot more time in D.C. in the Capitol and, you know, speaking to congressmen

and going to the White House and doing all these things, I would think you're crazy. I would say

I was on a set, not doing the work on the ground.

And, you know, a lot of people ask about how did you get your husband apart and how did you get him his case vacated and all of that?

And it really comes down to you have to be your own advocate.

You cannot rely on, first of all, the truth, justice.

That was, you know, years ago, I realized that that didn't mean anything when it comes to

specifically a federal case. One thing I noticed through my years is that these cases often are kind of one-offs in

their theme. Now, follow me on this. With my husband's case, it had to do with China and it had to do

with distraction campaign surrounding the United States lack of fight when it came to China. And there's a

crypto case, you know, by the crypto in Eastern District of New York that was, again, an insane

case should never have been brought in the first place. And it seemed like a theme because

this can't be just one person, you know, being targeted.

There must be a reason for it. It's, it's, there's not enough staff. There's not enough

researchers. There's not a best investigator. So how do you do? Well, we pull down one case to set an

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