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Welcome to my backyard.

I'm actually standing on my back porch looking out into the woods.

As of a few days ago, it was all snow.

But we've had some balmy weather here, and all the snow's gone.

There's a few piles here and there.

Although, as I'm recording this, I started to try and record this at about 7.30.

It's about 8.30 now, I guess.

Yeah, about 8.30.

Had a few takes.

I'm working with a new mic,

and I knew when I started this video stuff that it would just be one thing after another.

And sure enough, that's what's happening here.

When I was in the pole barn, someone said that the echo was terrible.

And that's because the mic on the camera was, I don't know, seven or eight feet away from me.

And when I walk around and it's close to me, it's not too bad.

But when I hold the camera near me walking around, you hear me rustling around and stuff.

So you get other kind of noise you don't want.

So anyway, so looking around online, people said, oh, what you need?

Well, they didn't tell me.

The experts all use various types of what I would call lapel mic.

Back in the old days,

when you went to a conference,

you gave a talk,

they clipped this thing on your lapel,

your jacket.

So that's what I call it.

They have another name for it.

Well, they have a bunch of names for it, of course, because it's video.

And the only reason to make video is to create new jargon,

more complicated software,

more things that just make it harder to actually produce the video.

But anyway, I bought one, like $100.

It's supposed to be the best one for the GoPro.

Now, I don't believe that because I saw one for a GoPro that was like, I don't know, $1,000.

So who knows?

But anyway, this is the best one that I would expect that a normal person would buy.

So we'll give it a shot.

We'll see how it sounds.

The first couple tries were not so great, but we'll see what happens.

This has been my last shot at it because even though when I got this morning,

it was like 40 degrees.

The temperature is dropping fast, so I'm standing outside in my PJs and it's pretty damn cold.

So whether it comes out good or not, this is it.

The big news, though, the thing that really matters is the night of the long knives.

Last night, well, I guess starting yesterday afternoon,

They went through the Department of Justice and fired all the J6 prosecutors.

And they didn't just fire them either.

They walked them out of their offices.

They seized their computers.

I mean, they did it the old fashioned way.

They did it the corporate way, the corporate takeover way.

Well, in my old life, there was a time where I was a part of these takeover teams.

And that's what you did when the deal was done and ownership changed,

you know,

the big company bought the little company,

a team of people went in,

you secured all this stuff.

There was IT guys secured all the IT stuff.

The accounting guys came in and took control of the books, you know, that's just the way it is.

And a lot of times people, you know, senior people at the former company,

You know,

they weren't at the top where they were getting paid off,

but they were,

you know,

somehow involved in,

you know,

the next layer below sea level,

let's say.

Some of these people were just, you know, walked out of the building, you know, good job.

Thank you for your service.

And, you know, get out.

So anyway, they did that.

And then they did this with the FBI.

That was the next thing.

As of last night, the number was 90 FBI agents had been

They're terminated or I guess what they're doing is they're giving them the deal

that they can take a demotion and a transfer to the Aleutian Islands or some other

horrible place or they can retire or they can just quit,

take the buyout.

That's what they're doing to them.

And I guess a lot of these were involved in J6,

but a lot of them were just guys in running field offices that they just determined

that were going to be trouble.

So basically, it's a decapitation of the FBI.

That's what's going on, which is a great thing.

But more important,

though,

if you're Letitia James or you're Alvin Bragg,

you better be thinking about what you're going to do next.

Because if they're going after these guys, you can be sure Trump is going to go after those two.

Because those two harassed the crap out of him.

And not just him.

They went after the National Rifle Association.

They went after VDARE.

They went after other people.

So there's a good reason.

There's a lot of people in Trump's coalition.

There's corporations that are just sick of dealing with these two.

So there's a good chance that the FBI,

the new FBI,

the new DOJ,

they're going to start sniffing around Alvin and Letitia,

see what they can find.

And you can be sure these two knuckleheads, they've got problems.

It is a guarantee that they've got some money problems,

where they mixed up their money with the state's money,

or they've got some violations of the rules.

Think about what that woman in Atlanta, Fannie something or other,

old Fanny,

when they started digging around in her life,

you know,

they found out that she was living quite the life.

So if I were Leticia James and Alvin Bragg,

I think I'd be plotting my course over the Canadian border and maybe Justin from

Canada will give them sanctuary.

All right, well, I'm getting cold.

I hope this turns out okay.