Nancy Guthrie News, now they are sending evidence to the FBI crime lab

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00:00 Welcome back to the program. um Did you hear the news about Nancy Guthrie? But now they're gonna send some of that evidence to the crime lab in Florida. Now I remember, I remember they asked the sheriff this question. And see that whole thing with Nancy Guthrie, Guthrie, just been so weird from the beginning. From the video on. 00:28 So they asked that sheriff, said, well, why aren't you sending all of this evidence that you have to the crime lab, the FBI crime lab in Florida? And what was his answer? Oh, no, we are quite capable. Man, the arrogance of that guy. We are quite capable. And here we are, two months removed from Nancy Guthrie's disappearance. Unbelievable. It really is. So books. 00:59 Did you know that if you sold 5,000 copies of a book, say J.J. wrote a book, J.J. did a biography of Charlie James. It's called The Man Behind the Glass, which is what separates us. The Man Behind the Glass. And if J.J. sold 5,000 copies, 01:28 of that book, 5,000 copies, that would put him as an author in the top tier of all books published, 5,000. 01:44 In fact, % of published books sell fewer than 5,000 copies. That is, it's almost like that is a 01:59 That's a mark you want to hit for a successful book. You sell that 5,000 copies, you've done something. And why am I bringing this up to talk about books? Because in politics, you might wonder why all these, you might wonder why Kamala Harris wrote that book. You might wonder why Bernie Sanders has written these books. Why do these people write all these books? 02:28 because there's huge money in it. Now, does anybody read these books? No. People aren't flocking to the shelves to read Kamala Harris's 107 Days. People weren't flocking to Barnes and Noble to get Bernie Sanders books. So how did they become? How did they make so much money off of them? Well, that's easy. It literally is money. 02:57 laundering. 03:00 Books and art, all you got to do is ask Hunter Biden. Books and art are the easiest way to launder money. Now, the reason I'm bringing this up is because Gavin Newsom, he's got himself a book out there. Yeah. He's got him a book. Young man in a hurry. Remember that memoir of discovery? That's what it was called. You know, that's where he talked about 03:30 You know, eating mac and cheese while shooting basketball all day and just making all this ridiculous stuff up. So, his pack. 03:42 his political action committee. All right, so here's the way it works. Let's say you've got a political action committee. You have the Charlie James political action committee and I'm Charlie James and I say, listen, hey guys, can I have some money? And they go, no, we can't just give you money, Charlie. That would be illegal. Man, I sure could use some money. Well, here's what you need to do, Charlie. You need to write a book. 04:14 Well, why would that help for me to write a book? Because Charlie, if you write a book, we can buy the book and you will make money from the sales of the book. Is that legal? Absolutely it is. It is 100 % legal. Gavin Newsom, his pack, bought, are you ready for this? Now remember, 5,000 04:43 That's the mark you want to hit in book sales. That's a successful book. Gavin Newsom's pack purchased 67,000 books. 67,000 books. 05:00 making it about three, that's putting him up to the $200,000 mark in book sales just for him. Now, of course, the publisher makes some and all of that stuff, but still, Gavin Newsom, you want to talk about dirty. 05:20 They've all done it. Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, just about everybody in politics, the way they get paid back is to just write a book. It could be garbage. That's why Hunter Biden did those ridiculous paintings. 05:38 It was so the pack could buy them and he would make the money off of it. 05:45 New federal records revealed on Wednesday that the PAC paid $1.5 million to purchase and distribute copies of his book through the program. 05:58 A spokesman for Newsom claimed the PAC made en ...

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