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Like, crime isn't all that they do. Those ones are easy to take down. The networks that are just always involved in crime, everything they do is crime, is easy.

That's an easy one. It's the ones that blend it with the legitimate looking, you know, like you were saying. Like, they create a business.

It's legitimate. They're, you know, they're doing like laundry, like actual, you know what I mean? Like, they're laundering the money, which is very, you know, it's very funny to discuss with people when you start talking about, like, any of these criminal networks and empires that people, we actually, in our country, we actually take these people down.

And that's why I don't think that people realize that we have people on our side, on the good side, that want, they don't care.

They don't give a shit. They want to be that hero. The same motivations that make people want to be a criminal that are out there, you have the people on the opposite spectrum that that's what they live for.

They're looking for that. And I just really believe that if the evidence was there, we would see that person. At bare minimum, something would come out, right? Like, there would be that guy.

I'm not… Yeah, well, again, my only point really is that, like, the idea that we have, no matter what you think we have… And by the way, where did it come from that people said that every inch of…

I have not actually looked into this because it's been so long, but, like, where did it come from that everyone says that, like, every ounce and every, like, square inch of all of his properties were wired with cameras and recording devices?

Is that actually true? Because I know people repeat that constantly, but, like, I have not actually seen that before.

Like, is that true in court documents that that's mentioned somewhere? Or is that just another thing that people just say happened even though I don't know if it actually did or not?

Well, that's where I think a lot of this, people get confused. Like, just because somebody says it doesn't necessarily mean it's true.