So the Michael Popok legal AF, it is time to connect the dots explode and then reassemble issues related to the PGA tour.

It's unholy future alliance with the Saudi Arabian government, the crown prince through his private investment fund, the PIF, the merger between the PGA tour, live golf, holy owned by the crown prince and his family through the PIF.

The takeover, if you will, by the Saudi government of an institution that used to be beloved by the American people. What's the Senate doing about it? What's the department of justice doing about it, both from an antitrust and from a Jack Smith special counsel? What is Donald Trump's benefit in all of this? How is he being benefited?

And how does that link back to all of the criminal investigations of Donald Trump? I'm going to do it here on this hot take. Here we go. Let's start with who's who?

Because it's a little bit confusing, even though you hear the names over and over again. When I say the PGA tour, I'm not talking about the PGA golf championship or the masters or the US open or the open in Britain.

I'm talking about a tour actually over a dozen tours that's run by an entity called the PGA tour that doesn't run the big four golf championships, including the one going on today, the US open, but runs every other golf tournament that you hear about around the world on a weekly basis, that PGA tour.

And they also run the players championship, the FedEx cup, the president's cup, and again, more than 50 other tournaments around the country, found that in 1916, a US institution.

They're about to get into an unholy alliance, creating a joint venture with the Saudi Arabian government's private investment front fund, the PIF.

PIF who's chaired by Yasser Al Ramayin, you're going to hear a lot about Yasser Al Ramayin because he's going to be the chairman of the new combined joint venture between the US's PGA tour and the Saudi Arabian government's PIF and their live LIV renegade breakaway golf tournament and golf tour that took with them 30 or 40 pro golfers by paying them hundreds of millions of dollars to leave the PGA tour.

And go start a rival tour. These players, let's face it, patsys, money hungry, hadn't made enough on the PGA tour, wanted to do 10 times or a hundred times what they've made on the PGA tour, a perfect example of textbook sports washing by the Saudi government. What are they washing? They're washing their hands at the blood of having supported the 911 hijackers. That's already been established by various committees of the US government.

That's clear and everybody's mind except for the former president, Donald Trump will talk about that next, who because he's going to line his pockets as a host of several of the future tournaments of the combined live and PGA tour.

Let's say in 2024 at one of several of his golf courses, two of which are part of the criminal indictment and investigation by Jack Smith, Bedminster, right, and derail in Miami, both of those, they're looking into that relationship. The South, the sports washing is that 911 hijackers were supported by the Saudi government to do their attacks on a 911 on the Pentagon and at the World Trade Center.

Which led to over 4,000 people, 4,000 mostly Americans, but not only Americans dying on that day, after Pearl Harbor, the most heinous attack in US history, Saudi government backed it, Saudi government also has blood on their hands that they need to sports wash away by investing in soccer clubs and trying to get people like messy and others to go play for them.

Because they want people to forget that the Crown Prince gave the order to kill and dismember a US citizen, Washington Post reporter, Jamal Khashoggi, just several years ago, CIA and other major intelligence community members for the United States and abroad have concluded that the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, who also controls the private investment fund that's making the investment in the joint venture between the PGA tour.

And Saudi Arabia was responsible for that. That is what sports sports washing means. Donald Trump, when he was candidate Trump, made statements indicating that he knew that the Saudi government was behind the attacks on 911.

In fact, in a recent quote, in a quote, or maybe not that, not that reason, but in in 2016, he is quoted when he was candidate Trump again as saying that everybody knows that the Saudi government was behind it. Let's look at those documents and those relationships. He was doing that to try to attack the Clintons and Hillary Clinton, but that was the statement he made.

But then just recently, after a number of his failing golf courses were propped up and money put in his pocket, because they were selected to be part of the the live golf tour by the Saudis, after the PGA tour and all of the golf courses associated with it, close their doors to the Saudis, who stepped forward and said, I've got some empty failing golf courses that could use a glamorous tournament sponsored by the Saudi

Arabians who attacked America. That was Donald Trump. And then he's quoted and will run that video now, that clip, when he was interviewed recently, he said this.

You're so closely associated with the city of New York, you of all people understand the passion surrounding 911. What do you say to those family members who protest protested earlier this week and we'll be doing so again on Friday.

Well, nobody's gotten to the bottom of 911. Unfortunately, they should have as to the maniacs that did that horrible thing to our city, to our country, to the world. So nobody's really been there, but I can tell you that there are a lot of really great people that are out here today and we're going to have a lot of fun and we're going to celebrate and money's going to charity. A lot of money's going to charity. And you have really the best players in the world. Many of the best players in the world and soon you'll probably have all of them.

Right. Well, and there's money at stake that's going to line his pocket. He will sell out American values and patriotism and his role as a former president of the United States, because he wants to make money. You heard it. No other way to spin it.

You got to quote from 2016 for Donald Trump, right, where he said, let's get to the bottom of it. Everybody knows the Saudis did it. And then when they prop up his failing golf courses, the Saudis, then it's there are friends. I have a lot of friends that are Saudis. Saudis invest in a lot of American companies. We haven't really gotten to the bottom of who's responsible for 911.

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