$70 billion, a bubble billion with a B wall street firms, $5,000 set to lose a combined

$70 billion off of their failing short positions.

You see, these companies thought that they could bet against a lot of these companies,

these other companies, these retail shops, and then a bunch of bored people down the internet.

I don't know, I got nothing else to do, let's blow up some hedge funds.

Now of course, they're trying everything in their power to cheat the system, to rig the

system.

Robinhood and a bunch of other apps have suspended the trading of certain stocks, not just

GameStop, not just AMC, and they made it personal.

I bought some Nokia, full disclosure, because I like the brand.

I think it's a funny meme about them being indestructible and I thought it was a cheap

stock, and I'm like, yeah, sure, I'll buy some of this.

I'm not going to buy the big rally, whatever.

Then they froze it.

Robinhood did.

I could only sit there and watch as the value just crumbled in tank.

They stole from me personally.

That's dirty.

Now we got word that there's going to be some congressional hearings.

This is getting really, really big.

We've got this, there's a viral post right now where someone claiming to be an insider

may not be real at all, but we will talk about it.

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