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protection. They never, first off, never given up that that mission of counterfeiting. They got over a three billion dollar budget, half that goes towards counterfeiting. In 2002, I'm sorry, 2002 when I came on board, we moved over to Homeland Security. They kept the mission even though FBI was doing that counterfeiting mission too. And let me tell you the reason why I really follow a lot of this. Go look at the major banking corporations out there, Chase, Capital One, and all that. Go look at who the Director of Security's are. They're gonna be Secret Service, former high-end Secret Service agents, making about $500,000 a year. They're not wanting to give up that mission because it provides cush jobs when they get out, first and foremost. Okay, second, you hear Director Rowley, saying we have a resource issue, which is manpower. Well, if half the manpower is going towards counterfeiting, not towards protection, there's an issue right there. Second to that, we have other duties the Secret Service is doing, dignitary protection. Okay, dignitary protection is when somebody from their country comes over here. I like to use the President of Zimbabwe, for example, comes here. Right now, we have the UND going on, 600 Secret Service personnel are allocated to that, right? And we have five protectees at the same time. Okay, you see where our resources are stretched thin. Funny thing is, they're using homeland security agents to cover Secret Service spots, right, where that mission within foreign dignitaries really falls under homeland security and DSS. So why are we taking Secret Service agents, pushing them out to the UNG, covering all these dignitaries when that is truly a homeland security mission and also a DSS mission? We need to reprioritize ourselves right there. Second to that, because we have this big budget going towards counterfeiting, which is a mission that's already being done by the FBI, less resources are going into what's called protective operations intelligence. Meaning, going out there and tracking who's making these threats and following through on these investigations all the way through. I can tell you this, go look at Ralph. I did a whole thing on it. Idolistic. Sent emails out to people saying that he would rather die on the front line. Upset at Trump's withdrawal from the Iranian nuclear deal because he felt that Iran was giving drones now to the Russian army, killing traitors. Okay, very upset. So you have a person that is primed, and in the agency we look for people like this. Ready to go, enthusiastic, idealistic, has the agenda philosophy. All I have to do is point him in the right direction. All right, right now you saw that Matt Gates put out that there was five cells out there that actively have been found. Five. Three, foreign entities, two domestic. I guarantee there's more sitting here. Hezbollah has been working cells up and down South America and Central America for decades. Hezbollah is a proxy of the Iranians. Okay, what happened in 2020? President Trump put a drone hit on Soleimani. Soleimani was the general that ran the section within the Iranian army that was in charge of all terrorism. They're feeding Hamas, they're feeding Hezbollah and many others. The Iranians, don't forget, we have an open border that's allowing hundreds of thousands of people. Hundreds of thousands of those are military-aged. We had a person en route that was trapping