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All right, gang. Buckle up because news

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just hit the wire that is so utterly

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outrageous. So, it shows such blatant

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corruption that I got to be honest, even

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I had to read it twice. All right.

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Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar, a

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parody of repulsiveness just got even

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more repulsive. According to newly filed

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federal disclosures, reportedly she

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reportedly generated what amounts to, I

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kid you not, a 60,000%

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return in just one year.

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I'll say that again. Well, I'll give you

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the real figures here. She went from

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roughly $50,000 in reported assets to 30

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million

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in one year. Now, unless she discovered

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oil in her backyard, I mean, that kind

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of return, shall we say, it just tends

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to raise a few questions.

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two ventures tied to her husband

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reportedly exploded in valuation,

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jumping from modest figures, again,

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we're talking tens of thousands into the

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millions almost overnight. Now, even

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President Trump is rightly calling for a

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Justice Department investigation into

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the couple's finances. So, what on earth

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is going on here? Well, to help us break

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this all down, I brought back my good

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friend and expert in all kinds of seedy

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Washington corruption, the one and only

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Ross Given. Ross is a former Wall Street

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executive who spent nearly a decade

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tracking congressional and corporate

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insider trades. And he's hosting another

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one of his amazing free live online

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training events. This one's on Thursday,

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February 26 at 300 PM Eastern, where

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he's going to show you exactly how

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everyday investors can follow these

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insider moves for themselves, but

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the description below. So trust me,

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you're going to want to do that just for

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that amazing free resource. But first,

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Ross, good to see you, my friend, as

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always.

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>> Hey, always good to see you, Dr. Steve.

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>> Yeah, well, you you know, yeah, it's

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usually good, but you always get my

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blood boiling.

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>> Oh, I'm sorry. [laughter]

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>> My my blood pressure goes up. How you

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always bring light at the end of the

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tunnel, but getting to that tunnel, man,

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you know, I'll tell you. But help me uh

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you know make this simple uh for a guy

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who just likes to read books and stuff.

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How does someone go from $50,000

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to uh five mill? How much is it now?

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>> 30. It was 501. Yeah. Like 30 million.

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>> 30 million in one year because I'm sure

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you know I think I speak for all of us.

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We'd really love to know that strategy.

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>> Yeah. It'd be a good one, right? If I if

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I put that in a book, it'd probably sell

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out in a couple of minutes. Well, here's

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what we know and what I found from her

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disclosures. So, her latest federal

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disclosure, and of course, they have to

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show you what they own and what it's

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worth. Show millions in new new assets

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tied to her husband's businesses. So,

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there's really two big ones. Now, first

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is his venture capital firm. It's called

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Rose Lake Capital. Now, he started this

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thing three years ago, right after his

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wife's first term. How convenient. Yeah,

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>> it already has $60 billion

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in assets under management. And this

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thing should not be that successful this

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quickly. Honestly, it shouldn't even

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exist because her husband Tim Manette

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has zero zero investment experience. His

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degree is in political science. All he's

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ever done is work on political campaign.

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So, who in the heck is giving this guy

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$60 billion to manage,

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>> right?

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>> And to me, this feels very similar to a

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little uh Hillary Clint the Clinton

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Foundation whole payforplay scheme,

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right?

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>> Because the only thing this guy has to

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offer

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>> is access to his wife and her colleagues

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in Congress. But nonetheless, that's

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what the numbers say. And yet his

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ownership in a year went from basically

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nothing, $1,000 to somewhere between5

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and 25 million. And that is in one year.

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Next is the couple's California winery

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called East St. Crew LLC. Now, the

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winery, again, according to last year's

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report, was valued between 15 and

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$50,000.

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This year, 5 million bucks. Wow. 50,000

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to 5 million is not a pretty good year.

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That's a Hollywood script. Dr. Steve,

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this is a Forbes cover story.

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>> Right. Right.

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>> But the whole thing makes no sense. I

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dug into this two years ago. He was sued

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for fraud in a case centered around this

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winery. He borrowed 300 grand to start

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it and he promised the guy he would

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triple his investment in 18 months.

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That's already greasy.

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>> 18 months comes around. Not only did he

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fail to triple the guy's money, he

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didn't even have the original 300 grand

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to return. He had to sue him to get this

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money that So, how did this failed

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non-existent winery that couldn't scrape

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together 300 grand to cover investors

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suddenly become worth 5 million bucks,

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right? So, it it's all very shady. Uh I

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think you're being kind uh with that

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choice [laughter] of word. Shady is

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right. Um, and then but it gets weird.

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It gets shadier

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because despite this, despite filling

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out these disclosures personally with

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these multi-million dollar personal

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holdings, Ilhan Omar continues to

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publicly deny being a millionaire,

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right?

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>> It's absurd. I mean, I feel like I'm

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taking crazy pills. I'm listening to

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this woman talk, then I'm reading the

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reports that she filled out that I'm

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like, you just said you were $30

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million. It's on paper that that's why

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this has drawn such scrutiny, including

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the calls for investigation. A and look,

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you know, look, disclosures aren't

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convictions. Unfortunately, we know that

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Pelosi disclosed all of her trades for

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years. She never got so much as a a slap

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on the wrist. But,

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>> right,

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>> when numbers move that dramatically,

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people notice. And more than likely, I

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think we can all agree she's probably

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guilty.

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>> Yeah. Yeah. Well, yeah. Especially

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especially in Minneapolis, right? I

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mean, we've been covering it in

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>> in detail on this channel. I mean,

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multiple multiple highprofile fraud

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cases are being discovered there more

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than anything I could

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>> ever have imagined. And uh but sadly I

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mean [sighs] you know Il Ilhan we were

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talking about before the show here Il

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Ilhan's a particularly repulsive case

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but unfortunately she's not an isolated

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case. This is this is not simply a a one

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bad apple uh in in Congress and your

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specialty is tracking insider stock

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trades,

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>> right? and you've been following their

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investments for years to find big

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opportunities. Again, that's why I I

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love what you do. You actually you you

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turn this these lemons in the lemonade

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for the rest of us. But we talked about

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this off camera,

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>> but the numbers are out for 2025

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and

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they've done it again, right? Surprise,

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surprise. Yeah.

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>> Why don't you share with our audience

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what you were showing me earlier here?

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Well, for the fifth year in a row,

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Washington DC has again beaten Wall

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Street. And once again, they didn't beat

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it by a little, they beat it by a lot.

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According to the Congressional Insider

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Trading Report for 2025,

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38 members of Congress outperformed

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Warren Buffett last year.

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>> Wow.

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>> 38.

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>> Wow.

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>> Members of Congress returned on average

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33% last year. And that may not sound

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huge, but I want to put this in

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perspective because the long-term

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average for the stock market

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>> is, you know what, 9 10% a year, right?

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Last year was a good year. It's 16.8%.

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Congress doubled that.

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>> Wow.

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>> Now you've got professional money fund

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managers who do this for a living. They

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can they're struggling to beat the

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index. And then we have senators placing

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trades on their cell phone between

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meetings generating 50 60 78% annual

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returns. Warren Davidson right there

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78%.

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Buffett didn't do that in a year this

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century. [laughter]

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Right. And none of And the fascinating

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thing is none of them are writing any

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books on how you can do it too.

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Interesting. Right. Isn't that

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interesting? And and you and I have

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talked about this numerous times, but

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just again for everyone to understand,

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total full disclosure here. This is not

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just one political party doing this,

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right? It's not just the Dem. It's not

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just Pelosi and the Democrats.

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>> Yeah, that's right. Um, when you look at

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the numbers and you put up that graphic,

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I'll show you here. Republicans averaged

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35% last year. Democrats averaged 31.8.

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So, both of them around or a little

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better than double the market. Uh, I

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mean, all I can say, at least

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Republicans are better at insider

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[laughter] trading than Democrats, but

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no, this is this is a bipartisan uh

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bipartisan issue in in in their

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performance.

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>> Yeah. Yeah. So, so I mean, what

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precisely are they actually doing

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differently than say a Warren Buffett?

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How how are they picking these stocks?

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And I guess I mean the real question

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bottom line is how can viewers do the

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same thing? What what should we look for

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as a tell that this is an investment

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that we should get in on?

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>> Well, what we focus on are outlier

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trades. So you don't generate 60%

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returns buying index funds. You're not

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getting that in a mutual fund, right?

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You you get those kind of returns when

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you buy very specific stocks at very

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specific times. And I'll give you an

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example. Representative Susie Lee, who

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sits on the House Appropriations

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Committee along the defense

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subcommittee,

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um, sits on these committees that decide

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who gets billion dollar defense

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contracts. So, she buys a stock a couple

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of years ago, and the stock she buys is

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Rhinol, a relatively

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>> Yeah. Rein sounds like a a German heavy

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metal band or something.

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>> Yeah. Well, it's a little German arms

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manufacturer. They make weapons. So the

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the reason I say this is an outlier,

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there's people in Congress that buy all

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the time 100 stocks a year. This lady's

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bought nothing in three years. She buys

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one stock and she didn't pick Apple or

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Google or Nvidia. She bought Rhinel, a

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small cap German arms manufacturer. Now

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that's kind of random, right? And then

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you realize, as I mentioned, she sits on

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the House Appropriations Committee, the

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defense subcommittee. Well, what do you

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know, Dr. Steve? This stock took off

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like a banshee. Ran 306%.

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>> Wow.

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>> Over the next 10 months. And it's not

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it's again it's not just one.

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>> Representative Gilbert uh was it

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Cisneros? Yeah.

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>> Bought stock in the drone manufacturer

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Aer Avironment back in November. So this

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is what three months ago.

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>> The next month. The next month the

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department of war announced the

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unleashing American drone dominance

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project. They ordered 300,000 new

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drones. Cesteros serves on the Armed

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Services Subcommittee on Intelligence,

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Special Operations, and Military

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Personnel. Like, it's it's just insane

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what these guys are doing.

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>> And the and the interesting part of it

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all is this information is all public,

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right? I mean, it may be inside going on

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behind the scenes, but eventually they

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have to release it all the

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>> 100%. Yeah, it's all public. and that

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they are legally required to file these

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trades. So, you can see the date, the

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ticker, how much they bought. And this

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is the key point, you can follow along.

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That's that's why I host these free

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training sessions every couple of months

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is to show people exactly how to filter

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these filings and identify the highest

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probability trades. I'll show you the

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database where they are, what to look

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for, what the big winners had in common.

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So, again, that is happening this

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Thursday, February the 26th at 3

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Eastern. And as you mentioned, when you

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register, we will send you the report,

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my latest pick, with all the details,

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why we like it, who's buying. It's going

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to be really eye opening.

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>> And and the the cool thing to well, I

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guess cool for however you want to put

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it. I mean, cool for us if we're looking

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for opportunities, is it's not just

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politicians doing this, which is

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interesting.

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>> Yeah, that's correct. So, um, CEOs,

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chief financial officers, board members,

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every executive at every publicly traded

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company has to do this, too. they have

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to report their trades. We can see when

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insiders are buying before drug trial

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results. We can see if they're buying

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before a merger or big government

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contracts. It is it is an enormous

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advantage. And and again, I know this

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makes people angry, but the silver

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lining in all of this is that it's

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public.

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>> Yes,

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>> they're not going to stop,

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>> right?

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>> There have been multiple bills proposed

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to ban Congress from trading stocks.

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None of them passed. There's no

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consequences. So, like I always tell

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people, you can get mad or you can try

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to get even. I encourage people to use

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this to your benefit as you said, thank

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you for saying that. Legally and

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ethically using their moves for your own

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advantage, just piggybacking what they

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do.

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>> Piggyback. Yeah, exact. I mean, and

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that's what I love about what you do.

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You're not speculating. You're not

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guessing. You're simply following the

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money. It's literally that seems to me

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it's that simple. It's it's already

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documented.

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>> It's fully public. It's just it just

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people have to know where to look and so

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it's really just a matter of accessing

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that kind of information. So again, this

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is why I mean seriously, you got to sign

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up for Ross' free live training. Again,

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it's this Thursday, February 26, 300 PM

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Eastern. It's online, so you can can

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attend from the comfort of your own

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couch. Anyone can come. Click the link

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in the description to register. You

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know, I've been to so many of Ross' free

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trainings, and they're going to blow

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your mind. I mean they're beyond

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eyeopening and again the beauty of this

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is that we're just you know we're

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literally just tracking we're we're

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writing the coattales of what these

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politicians and CEOs are doing uh that

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they have to by law disclose. So that's

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what makes Ross' approach so awesome. We

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get to piggyback on their insider

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knowledge that they have to make public

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and we get to piggyback on that legally

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and ethically. Did I get that all right?

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>> No, you're right. And the way I like to

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explain it is is look, their salaries

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are paid by you and me.

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>> They're definitely not representing us.

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At least most of them aren't. I think

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the very least they could do is throw us

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a stock pick here and there so we can

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potentially make money as America

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succeeds because they know exactly which

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areas are going to get uh legislation is

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going to get passed to inject capital.

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They know exactly where the Department

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of Defense and Department of Labor is

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going to spend money. They they are

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connected to all these donors and mega

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corporations. like they just have a huge

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edge and instead of letting it frustrate

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you, let it make you money. So yeah,

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join me on the 26th. I'll show you how

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all this works. Like you said, it's

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free, it's online, uh, and it's it's

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usually pretty eye opening.

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>> And and gang, don't wait to register

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because these free trainings fill up

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pretty fast. So, click on that link

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below right now and register for this

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free online training again Thursday,

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February 26, 3 p.m. Eastern and learn

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how you can use the same insider

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information Pelosi and others have used

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to make millions, but we're going to do

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it for faith, family, and freedom.

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Thanks so much, Ross. Always great to

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chat with you.

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>> Hey, you too, Dr. Steve. Keep up the

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good work.

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>> You, too, my friend.

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