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How long does it take to print $250 million?

Five months. It needs to be worthwhile. It's going to need to be perfect.

12,500 kilos or over eight Toyota Camrys or six Ford F-150s.

That is multiple metric sh-tons of cash.

You must have been f-ing stoked, man, because you knew you were going to put $20 bills all over all of that and then just never work again.

Yes. By designing, there are people specifically looking for you all the time. This is all they do.

You can tell them whatever you want. They're not dummies. I mean, this is as high as a goat. It's just a cup of a line.

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So we got this journalist, an investigative reporter who says that based on Russian flight information from state air travel,

it appears that Russia's nuclear high command, which is Vladimir Putin and two other individuals, are currently holed up in nuclear bunkers.

And the general idea is that they've just now fled to these places.

Around the same time, we're getting reports that Putin is pulling back troops from Kiev.

Of course, ask the simple question, why would Vladimir Putin and their nuclear high command go to nuclear bunkers and then pull their troops back?

Well, a lot of people immediately say it looks like they're getting ready for some kind of bomb, but the reality is there have been reports that Vladimir Putin may have already been in the bunker.

We know that the two other members of the nuclear chain of command in Russia have already been missing for a couple of weeks, likely insecure locations.

So I wouldn't look too much into this. In fact, the story might actually be that Putin is pulling things back in general.

However, Russia did state the spokesman for the Kremlin that if they felt their existence was threatened, they would absolutely use nuclear weapons, which is not surprising.

So we're going to talk about that.

And then we have a lot of other stories to talk about, but we're going to have a really interesting show because obviously it's the midterms, elections seemingly substantially more important these days, I guess, to most people because the culture war is so hot.

And a lot of people are concerned, a lot of Democrats are concerned, they're not going to win.

Republicans have a general ballot advantage.

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