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So welcome everyone. I'm here with Zach Borges, who's known for blowing the whistle on Google.

Zach, would you mind giving us a quick recap of your experience,

your career, and how that ended up leading to that experience of resigning and everything

that went down?

Yeah, let me give a recap. So I've been with Google for eight and a half years.

I'm no longer working there, of course.

But in June, I decided that I was going to resign

and ended up blowing the whistle on some documents

that I had been collecting and sending over to Project Veritas.

And first I appeared anonymously, and we disclosed two documents that Google had,

including a really damaging slide that said that people were programmed and describing it as a four-step process.

And I pretty much just, like, tried to figure out what I was going to do next,

and I prayed to God about it, and I had this, like, overwhelming sense of just let it go

and go back to work and go back to being a builder of software.

And so I did that, but then Google decided that they were going to come after me and try to

destroy my finances and put me under legal warfare.

And so I decided that now was the right time, and I took all the evidence, and I gave it and disclosed it to the general public through Project Veritas and to the DOJ with 950 pages,

pages documenting, you know, what this censorship was, the program, how it worked, and proving that they were lying to Congress when they said

they didn't have any blacklists, that they committed treason and sedition by trying to remove

a duly elected sitting president with fake information that they had generated, specifically

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