All right, so folks, you know, over the years we
as Americans have lost trust in, in all our major
institutions that that govern us or are supposed to sort
of watch out for our well-being.
And, and when it comes to a great deal of
trust, only in the military and the police really have
done pretty well almost every other category barely above 10%.
In fact.
Congress debt lasts at 4%, followed by big business and
TV news.
Hello 5%.
Big business is used to it though.
Right now I don't really care if we hate them.
As long as they can keep paying off Congress not
to change the rules, they don't care.
What boggles my mind is, is I get the the
the fading regard for American institutions, but why the 52%
of Americans have have a favorable opinion of the United
Nations?
I mean, right now, we have very little confidence that
the UN can provide any aid and even less confidence
that they'll be able to enforce a ceasefire in Gaza.
All day, I've been talking about this blockbuster lawsuit brought
by victims and the families of the October 7th attack.
If the complaint proves to be true and these folks
have done some serious work, it could spell trouble, perhaps
the end of Unruh as a result of a crackdown.
I know Unruh's pushing back.
We're going to stay on this story.
It is a critical, important story for all humanity.