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So, we're not done with the Epstein files, all right? And they want you to believe there were no clients, no co-conspirators. It was all just him and Julian freaking off on their own and it's all over with. Well, we don't believe it. Okay? And allegedly, in my opinion, right? Allegedly, allegedly, in this video, we're going to be talking about one of the alleged most disturbing clients of Jeffrey Epstein. One of the allegedly, in my opinion, and other people's opinions, the one of the worst people that was in Epstein's orbit that was taking advantage of the situation that was going on. Allegedly. Okay. And this person is Leon Black. So, we're going to be talking about him. All right. We're going to be talking about what his involvement is in the Epstein files, how he's been described. Even Epstein's own accountant recently labeled him as an alleged co-conspirator in his opinion, allegedly.
So, basically, there's been a lot of talk about Leon Black and the horrible things that he's done. And I think the first place to start would be basically on the Her Take podcast. All right. They were talking about how just depraved and abusive this person was in an early allegation from one of the victims. So, I'll tell you this. I'll let you I'll let this clip play and then we're going to go through some of the backstory as to how Leon Black actually got plugged in with Epstein and what allegedly was going on behind the scenes.
2023, Newsweek had published an article about one of Epstein's survivors making allegations against Leon Black. And when she finally came out with the allegations, she claimed that he had bit her in her private area to the point where she was bleeding. And her diary entry does detail that and details how he got blood all over Epstein's carpet and how how worried she was about that. I mean, it was and by the way, really important to note that this 16-year-old girl has autism and Down syndrome and kept saying over and over again throughout her diary entries like, "Why why won't anyone find me? Someone save me. Save me from this torture."
So it's depraved, right? And just for all these stories, oh, there were no clients. It was just Epstein. It was just a single man operation with Jane Maxwell. They were just freaking off for Epstein. That's what they want you to believe, okay? And it's it's it's farfetched. So, this same alleged victim was actually connected to that disturbing journal that was released within the Epstein files. And the channel uh JD Milo actually covered this journal, this haunted dark journal of one of the victims that had a whole lot of information. For those of you who have been with me for a minute, you know I've covered some dark, heavy, triggering [ __ ]. When I say that I'm giving you the biggest trigger warning ever, please believe me with this one. What I'm going to be sharing with you today has shook me to my core. It hasn't left my brain. I've lost sleep over it. I've cried more times than I can count, and I'm not a crier. I'm going to be sharing a few journal entries from a 15-year-old victim of Jeffrey Epstein and his disgusting ring of pedophiles. Now, this young girl wrote in code, but we have it decoded for us. So on the left side of the screen, you're going to see her journal entry and on the right side is the decoded. The words go down and then up. So if you look at the top, if you start with the T and then you go down to the H and then back up to the E and then down with the Y, that's they. So down, up, down, up. And this young girl named names too, which I will be naming as well. There are always flights of horror, whether it's with Jeffrey, Mr. Leon's, Mr. Case, Mr. Snider, the Gregory's, Mr. Kan or one being borrowed by a seemingly good federal worker and even rented. It's all horror and nothing is it seems. I'm so confused by everything. And people you expect to be good, like even old senators like George Mitchell, who you think will be like a grandpa, are bad. Mr. Kimy is deranged. The answer is crazy. It all is.
The next one are two photos that are redacted, some cutouts, and then her words on the top right. I heard the heartbeat even when she put her hands over my ears. Aren't pictures enough for them? Torture. This young girl is clearly talking about being pregnant by one of her. Some of the other words on the page, best medicine. Should I deeply miss them? Tears of rage. Have all these been murders? Heart-wrenching. Does this make me a killer? This 15-year-old girl is blaming herself. This is a child. This is another very disturbing one. There's a picture of baby's feet on the top left. To the left of that are the words, "I am so very sorry, little one." There's clip out words on the top. And then I'm going to read the bottom. What are these bets? And why do I have to take photos? I am so lost. Mr. Modi, Mr. Robert, Mr. Sant, Mr. Lewick, Mr. Seti, Mr. Mora, Mr. Good Latte, Mr. Atkins are not who they say. Run, run, run. I'm going to read one last one. On the top it says travel to another state. And then it says New York. Walk down Madison Avenue to 71st. My mother has lost her [ __ ] mind. Even though Galain said it was best to take me home because Mr. Black is so important for some reason over my health, there's going to be hell to pay. I ruined their trip and I am dramatic when that fat [ __ ] bit me. He threw me on the floor and got blood all over Jeffrey's carpet and I am the issue. Who the [ __ ] bites someone sick? No one is that important. And Leon could go [ __ ] himself. I hate New York. She's referring to Leon Black. On the bottom are these clipped out words. I was crying out for help. Evil and pain. Hate. Really sick. You should call 911. Helpless. Raging. This is three of many, many more. This is one girl. There are tons more journals from different victims. Even more graphic things if you can imagine. But we should just do what he says, right? Just move on.
I think it's time for the country to get on to something else. For those of Yeah, I don't think we're going to move on anytime soon. So, obviously, a lot of names are brought up there, but one of the most prominent ones and the one with that biting story was Leon Black. Now, during his time uh allegedly interacting with Epstein, Leon Black was serving as the CEO of Apollo Management. He's a billionaire currently worth 12 billion. All right. 239th in the rankings of the richest people in the world. Okay. He's the co-founder of private equity behemoth Apollo Global Management, managing $785 billion in assets. He stepped down as Apollo CEO and chairman in 2021 after a board investigation found out he paid $158 million in fees to Jeffrey Epstein. What were these fees? A further investigation up the sum to $170 million, spending quite a lot of money with Jeffrey Epstein. Um, Black spent much of his early career at Investment Bank back Drexel Burnham Lambert where he eventually headed the mergers and acquisitions group. After Drexel filed for bankruptcy in 1919, Black founded Apollo with colleagues Joshua Harish Harris and Mark Rowan, both of whom are billionaires. Um, and Apollo went public in 2011. Black still owns roughly 7% of the company's shares.
I'm actually curious enough to know how is this guy so how is this guy in the top 300 richest people in the entire world? Okay, how did he actually do this? What did he do that was so good? Okay, he had an AB in philosophy and history. Okay, MBA from Harvard Business School back in 1975. He's okay. I mean, it's just I just wonder this how the [ __ ] did you make all this money? This is never very well explained. He was an accountant with the company that later became KPMG. He had an interview at Lehman Brothers Bank, which uh they were told he didn't have the brains or the personality to succeed on Wall Street. He then joined Drexel Bernham uh Lambert um where he rose to be managing director and the head of the mergers and acquisitions group, co-head of the corporate finance department. He was regarded as the junk bond king and Michael Milin's right-hand man. So he's milking himself silly with Michael Milin apparently. Um, that's it. Very very little on his career. Similar to Epstein in the sense it's just like we're not really seeing how you became so wealthy. It's not really obvious. You know, he's he bought one of four versions of The Scream. He paid $120 million for the pastel, the highest price ever paid for a work of art. But how's he making his money? There's more on here about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein than the genius moves that he's made in making billions of dollars. How? Someone explain to me how it does. It's just like this just cannot be that simple. Somebody that's so important, worth billions of dollars, and there's no information, no information on what he was doing from 1990. That's it. Doesn't even talk about him starting his own firm, Apollo. This is a Wikipedia page that's been manicured, I think. Um, it is ridiculous. It's no information. Is there not anything about him starting his company and being successful? No. Straight to philanthropy. This is crazy. And he's got misconduct allegations. Um, a Russian model claimed she was harassed and abused by him for years. Forced to sign a non-disclosure agreement under duress. He denied the allegations. He said it was a yearslong consensual affair. Um, he accused her of extortion after paying millions of dollars through an NDA to keep her quiet about the affair. Um, she filed a lawsuit and Black countersued her. She claimed Black introduced her to Jeffrey Epstein and he tried to force her to sleep with him. Courts dismissed her lawsuit in May 2023. The judge determined the lawsuit was glaringly deficient and the NDA clearly and unambiguously covered all claims arising out of the party's relationship past and future. Black described the lawsuit as exceptionally painful. But then in 2026, unsealed email showed that in earlier in 2015, she had demanded $100 million from him. Epstein assisted Black in strategizing how to handle the conflict, arranging meetings between them, and the woman agreed to the non-disclosure agreement, which Black would pay her hundred grand a month for many years. That is a hell of a come up, I've got to say. Um, the law firm that represented her also represented another accuser who accused Black of the R-word in 2002 at Jeffrey Epstein's New York City mansion. He denied it. His attorney described it as an extortion attempt and then she dropped her lawsuit. What do you know? I wonder what happened behind the scenes. Um, a third lawsuit was brought alleging that Black violently had abused the girl that was actually talked about in that journal that we heard about. He denied the allegations. He described it as frivolous and sanctionable. Um, accused the law firm of manufacturing defamatory lies. The company filed a lawsuit against Black in 2026 alleging he was using strategic lawsuits against public participation, SLAPP, basically against accusers and the attorneys representing them. So that was in 2026. All right.
So honestly from his Wikipedia, I'm not seeing much on how he made all of his money. Unexplained wealth if you ask me. Um, but that doesn't stop him. You know, he's out here lording himself up as a financial genius. He regularly appeared on television providing investment advice. Private equity is a long-term illiquid asset class. Um, there's a reason why LPs are asked to lock up their money for 10 years. Basically, it involves a cycle. You plant seeds. You try to uh build value when you own uh a company. Uh and then you look to maximize your exit.
So, a lot of people have been giving their thoughts on Leon Black and some people say he is one of the most serious Epstein clients allegedly in some people's opinion. Um, YouTuber Carly P. Riley would basically break down some of the specific cases and victims that have been linked to Leon Black. Three cases that we really need to highlight, one including a minor are three women who alleged that Leon Black them in 2002 in Epstein's New York townhouse, New York mansion in the massage room, that they had been recruited by Galain. I think all three of them cited Galain as being the recruiter, though in some way or another were in contact with Epstein and Galain and were told to massage them. All three women claim he bit them. Bit them in a private area which led them to bleed, led to excruciating pain. At least two of
So all three women complained about him biting them. So he's a biter. The women had no prior knowledge of each other's accounts when they shared this. So you have two women independent from one another saying that this man bit them. That's a very specific allegation to make in my opinion if you are not telling the truth. That would be far too much of a coincidence in my opinion to have two women alleging this very specific thing happened to them independently of one another. The third girl, she's a woman now, but the third accuser who made the accusation, has diary entries in which she records that he bit her. And this is where you get notes from a conversation between the DA's office and the FBI. This is, I believe, the FBI taking notes on the conversation they're having with the New York District Attorney's Office. And it says this, "Dist of New York do not doubt her allegations against Jeffrey Epstein and Leon Black." That is the the person who alleges she was by Leon Black at 16 years old. The district attorney of New York does not doubt her allegations. They believe she was also abused by Staley. That's Jess Staley, the former head of Barclays, who is another 10 out of 10 in terms of I think the worst of being involved in Epstein's trafficking. But I have to look more into it. They say, but and here's the key. They say they have not found any independent corroboration.
This so numerous reports of bitings independently, they're not in cahoots. They're not sharing let's all say that we were bit. They're saying separately this guy likes to bite. All right. Allegedly in their opinion got to say that apparently. Um, but basically FBI investigation records would basically reportedly link near Leon Black to numerous victims. It would detail highly graphic accounts of the alleged abuse, which I won't reproduce in this video, but I will kind of skim over some of the information from this trafficking report. Um, Leon Black, he's a Wall Street person, founded the largest private equity global fund that exists that's publicly traded, but there's no information about it on Wikipedia. Completely top secret on Wikipedia, but it's the largest private equity global fund that exists, publicly traded. One of Epstein's friends allegedly was violent with people in the sack, biting people. Was represented for a civil defamation case, not an abuse case. Um, yeah, R-word was taking place in Epstein's townhouse. Thought something had sharp, had hurt her. Apparently, he had substance abuse. Uh, the girl had substance abuse problems in the 90s. Was preyed on by Epstein. Gave massages to Epstein and Black for money. Now lives somewhere else. Abuse happened in New York. This is the young girl who basically said she was violently abused by him. Um, not going to go into too many of those details cuz it's a bit too hot for YouTube. Um, but basically she says she's always known the name of Black, didn't participate in the Epstein case or the fund. Um, basically was hand someone was handed off to Maxwell and Epstein. The victim had to sleep in the bed with them. Um, was on the US Virgin Islands in late 2020 and 2021. Officials were trying to interview the young girls that had been on the island. They participated in a couple of meetings with a lawyer. Um, viewed Maxwell as a mother figure, but described her and the things she did as mean, believed there were men that Epstein wanted her to go with. Maxwell said no. Has high school attendance records and medical records for trauma.
Now, emails from the file would seemingly reveal that Leon Black had provided Epstein with investment advice and had utilized him as a professional fixer in a certain sense. So, what was Epstein fixing for you? And why is your Wikipedia so sparsely populated? On top of that, emails going back to like 2008, 2009 show that Epstein was getting stock advice and and stock tips from Leon Black, by the way, at times when Leon Black had material non-public information. So, they're certainly brushing up against insider trading issues there, which were also things that profited Epstein. So, I think the real value of this relationship for Epstein probably exceeded 200 million easily. And I can tell you this, it is provably the case that Epstein was not exclusively paid for taxes and estate planning purposes. And and here's the proof. In 2015, Leon Black was accused of by a woman named Guzelle. And he ultimately paid her well he ultimately paid her $9.5 million although he structured an agreement with her in which he would pay her $100,000 a month for 15 years, a total payout of $18 million, in exchange for her signing an ironclad NDA which she ultimately broke, which is how we know about all of this and also why she only ultimately received $9.5 million as opposed to the full $18 million. You'll be unsurprised to hear that when all of that was going down Leon Black turned to Jeffrey Epstein to help him with the situation. And one of the things that Epstein did was to email a Russian official, like an FSB trained economics guy in Moscow. And he says, "How are you? I need a favor. There is a Russian girl from Moscow. She's attempting to blackmail a group of powerful businessmen in New York. It is bad for business for everyone involved." Sergey gets back to him, doesn't look into it, follows up, and says, "I'm talking to somebody who knows her. Can you give me more information?" And then it runs cold. They might have gotten on the phone. That seems to be what Epstein does is they'll only say so much over email, and then he gets on the phone. The way that that's going down, it sounds like Epstein was might have been lining her up to get killed to be honest with you. Talking about where he is, talking to some shady Russian. That's very, very suspect.
Now, during their association, as we already covered, okay, Leon Black wired Epstein over $170 million, okay, and a massive connection basically involved school photos, a giant Life Touch, uh, a big company paid Jeffrey Epstein an estimated $170 million in the last 5 years of his life for estate planning. Google Leon Black's net worth. So, 13 billion. 170 is a number I would expect Elon Musk's bills to be for that cuz he's worth damn near a trillion. No one's paying $170 million for estate planning. That percentage of his wealth to estate planning is absolutely insane. So that never made any sense. But Leon also was always placed at Jeffrey East 71st Street townhouse in New York. He was there often. And if you want to Google Leon Black miners allegations, do it. It's dark. I I can't even say a couple of the things that he's accused of cuz probably get this video nude. But it's that bad. And this is a guy who along with his wife was literally like the chairman of the board of MoMA in New York, Museum of Modern Art. You know, this this is someone not only uber wealthy, but at at the heart of culture and finance and many different things. And he has come into the news once again in a creepy way this week because it was revealed um through a company he co-founded called Life Touch. Those schools all over the US are cancelling picture day due to Leon Black, the co-founder of the parent company that owns Life Touch. And he's listed in the Epstein files. So, they are cancelling picture day. Life Touch is the biggest school picture company in America and photographs millions of kids every year. I have to say this can tell you as a dude with the allegations against him like Leon Black, with the ties that he has, with the people that he's tied to, with the espionage people that he's tied to, with the actions of his life. Owning a company like that, this is a data war we're in in the modern day, everybody. It doesn't look good. Those are your children who are photographed and their data stored. There's a lot that can be done without Leon.
How on earth is he in charge of a company that's literal mission is to take photos of children? It beggars belief. Okay. So, a year after Epstein died in in October of 2020, Leon would step down as the Apollo CEO and he would publicly claim that his work with Epstein was merely a mistake. Just a little mistake. Just made a little mistake.
Hello. It's not a company we talk too often about. Of course, the alternative asset manager giant in private equity um has been um under the microscope of late. You can see its stock price has also been down in part because of the relationship between its founder, chairman, and CEO, Leon Black, and Jeffrey Epstein. Mr. Black uh is perhaps the most low-key of all the private equity titans. You think of Steve Schwarzman, who we see a lot, or David Rubenstein, or even KKR's uh Henry Kravis. Leon Black you don't hear from too much. So, it was somewhat extraordinary that he began the conference call this morning with a statement about his relationship with Mr. Epstein in part to try to clear up any misunderstandings that perhaps are out there. Uh, he said, "By his nature, he's a private person. It runs counter to his nature to speak publicly about personal matters." And he pointed out this has been true ever since he lived through the press coverage of his father's suicide 45 years ago. But he did say, "Hey, this is affecting Apollo." And he went on from there to tell us exactly what his relationship was with Mr. Epstein. He said it was a professional relationship uh in which uh Epstein uh provided services to the family partnership and related family entities involving estate planning, tax structuring of art entities. By the way, Mr. Black, one of the owners, largest owners of uh of fine art in the in the country uh and philanthropic advice that extended over a period of six years from 2012 to 201. And um he says, "Leslie, there's never been an allegation by anyone that I engaged in any wrongdoing because I did not." But as you know, they of course have also hired a law firm uh in part uh at Mr. Black's urging to examine his relationship uh and to report back to the board and to shareholders about that. So, you might be not very surprised to find out that in January of 2021, an independent investigation into Leon Black's $170 million transfers to Jeffrey Epstein would officially find zero wrongdoing. Nothing wrong. Nothing to see here. Apollo Global Management announces conclusion and release of independent review. Right. Yep. Independent review. The conflicts committee of the board of directors completed its previously announced independent review of chairman and CEO Leon Black's previous professional relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Released the findings. Okay. Released the findings. Here are the findings. Apollo never retained Epstein for any services. Epstein never invested in Apollo managed funds. Epstein regularly advised Mr. Black on trust and estate planning, tax issues, philanthropic endeavors, and the operation of his family office. All fees paid to Mr. Epstein by Mr. Black's family office were for bonafide tax, estate planning, and other related services. Okay. And the amounts were intended to be proportional to the value provided by Mr. Epstein. Provided big dog value, 170 million worth of value. Epstein's advice was vetted and respected by professional advisors. Um, Dasher found no evidence Mr. Black was involved in any way of Mr. Epstein's criminal activities at any time. All right. The findings of the report are consistent with statements made by Mr. Black and Apollo regarding their prior relationship. Okay, they looked at 60,000 communications, emails, text messages, documents, and conducted interviews with 20 relevant individuals. It's all fine. It's all fine. Okay, didn't do anything wrong. He was so fine, in fact, he was so in the right that in July of 2023, he would abruptly settle a suit and paid a massive sum to the Virgin Islands to avoid any further legal claims. He was so in the right that he paid a large settlement to the Virgin Islands where Epstein's island was going on and they were doing allegedly messed up things there. Okay. It's he was so in the right that he paid a settlement to avoid Epstein legal claims. He paid $62 million. That's enough to buy the Epstein island, right? To avoid any legal claims tied to a Jeffrey Epstein trafficking investigation. You can just buy You can just pay the fine. I didn't know you could just pay the fine to avoid trafficking investigations. That's pretty sweet. That's pretty sweet. Mr. Black had settled with the Virgin Islands, noting there was no suggestion in the settlement that Mr. Black was aware or participate in any misconduct. Not aware and didn't participate. And I'm going to give you $60 million. Just just just cuz. Spokesman went on to say, "As previously known, Black paid Epstein for legitimate financial advisory services and that Black could resolve the Virgin Islands potential claims arising out of the unintended consequences of those payments. Black. Word of black settlement follows a demand earlier this month from the Virgin Islands that JP Morgan Chase pay 190 million and possibly more to resolve its lawsuit accusing the largest US bank of ignoring the disgraced late financier Epstein sex trafficking. Bank denied it knew about abuses by Epstein who was a client from 98 to 2013. What are we talking about?
Okay, so a New York judge dismissed a lawsuit accusing Black at 71 of defaming a woman by falsely claiming that she tried to extort him after accusing him of the R-word. He still faces a lawsuit from another woman, Sher Pearson, who accused him of R-wording her two decades ago in Epstein's mansion. He's denied any wrongdoing and he's worth $10 billion. Okay. So, that same month, uh the victim that actually was the person that allegedly, well, they had autism and Down syndrome, she would officially file her lawsuit against Black 203. Okay, pretty damning stuff. She was apparently Jeffrey Epstein's special girl. These guys are twisted. Okay. He was accused of the R-word of the girl. Um, apparently had asked what had made her Jeffrey Epstein's special girl. He retired from his firm. The woman's come forward with historic allegations that he was violent with her, leaving a mark on her physically and psychologically. Uh, Black's lawyers are saying the allegations were totally made up. It was brought by a law firm with a vendetta. Um, and it's frivolous. So, we've already heard that, right? But basically, today Leon Black, he's a free man. He's got over he's got 12 billion dollars to his name. All right. But he is set to be deposed in an unrelated lawsuit. This will be very interesting. I would like to see him in front of that select committee, too. Says Leon Black, billionaire financier to be deposed in Epstein's victim suit against Bank of America. The lawsuit alleges, okay, that the country's second largest bank ignored suspicious payments by Black to the late offender, Jeffrey. Anyway, so he will be ordered to be deposed um in a lawsuit brought by these women. Um, the judge ruled that he will have to give sworn testimony later this month. The deposition expected to last eight hours with five allocated for the victim's legal team and three hours for the Bank of America's lawyers. He's denied wrongdoing or any knowledge of Epstein's criminal conduct. Um, it hadn't been known that Black would be deposed until Reikov scheduled a conference call on the matter. Black is a critical witness in this case. This page sucks. Um, an attorney for the victim said on the call, um, they're saying Bank of America turned a blind eye to the suspicious transfers that he made to Epstein from his Bank of America account, $170 million for tax and estate planning advice. That is quite a lot for advice. And this is how Epstein, this is the thing. Epstein allegedly in a lot of people's opinions had clients. PE Epstein wasn't a financial genius. He wasn't making no financial moves. He wasn't doing private equity. He didn't start any good companies. He's getting 170 million from tax advice from this guy. He's a billionaire. He would have better people advising him than Epstein. Epstein doesn't have his Epstein doesn't have experience giving tax advice to any high level. It's nonsense. All right. The money the plaintiffs allege was used to fund Epstein's trafficking enterprise. They're saying that Epstein used the money that Black paid them to partially fund his operations in the Virgin Islands. And that's why he's paying a bunch of money to the Virgin Islands. Okay. He's got a deposition that's coming up. Okay. They're saying the parties are very close to resolving this dispute. The victim's legal team and Bank of America's lawyers didn't disclose any details about a possible settlement. Attorneys for the victims didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. BFA declined to comment. Um, and they're basically saying that Bank of America provided services in connection with Epstein and his trafficking organization as well as bank accounts used by Epstein's co-conspirators, associates, and victims at Epstein's direction. Okay. They said the bank didn't monitor accounts properly. They didn't file suspicious activity reports concerning the questionable transactions. And they're basically trying to hold Bank of America civilly liable for the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein, but they're defending them themselves. They're saying it's based on nothing more than the allegations it provided routine services to customers who at the time had no known connection to Epstein's trafficking at the time. Okay. At the time. And apparently the Epstein victims bringing lawsuits like this to JP Morgan Chase and Deutsche Bank have been settled for hundreds of millions of dollars. So there is definitely a payday involved here. They are definitely going to get their money and frankly they deserve it. I would say the girls deserve their money. But um yeah, it's pretty crazy. You know, more billionaires being connected to this situation. Absolutely. No consequences, no oversight. $60 million to US Virgin Islands even though I didn't do anything wrong. Are you Are you serious? Are you actually serious with me right now? I can't believe it.
But look, okay, let me know what you thought of that. Whether Leon Black is that someone we need to look into more. He's a bit scary. Okay. Hopefully I don't get the lawsuit. All of this is alleged. know all this is alleged in my opinion, other people's opinions, but also we're seeing a lot of stuff. We're seeing a lot of stuff. Can't ignore it, can you? But anyway, uh I'm going to be back with some more videos. I've got some kind of different videos I'm going to be doing. I think later today I might do a video I might do a video about the Clintons. Might do a video about a serial killer that you've never heard of. Um, you know, we're all just uh we're all just trying to keep track of everything that's going on in this crazy world. Let me know what you thought of my Iran war updates that I gave you as well. Uh I'm following that with interest. So, I'm going to be just talking about anything on this channel that is interesting to me, that I find interesting, that I'm learning about, and I will keep you guys informed on anything that I am learning about and anything that I think is important to the culture right now. Okay. Anyway, thank you for watching this one. I will catch you guys in the next video. For now, I'm out.