waldron's, fbi, which i had declassified about a 1000 pages and in that fbi file. i found the letter that waldron wrote to the man who outed him to the civil service commission, which was the bureau ocracy in charge of these investigations. it's a heartbreaking letter, but that to me, i think was one of the it was probably the the the most moving part of the book, i think and i think the most sort of representative story that i tell, because this was someone who was extremely close to lbj. we were all familiar with the walter jenkins right there. walter jenkins, who was lbj his senior aide, who was a who was arrested at the ymca for having sex just a couple of weeks before the 1964 election. that was a front page story across the country. this was another gay scandal that did not become public. but lbj was really worried about it. he was actually he was he was concerned that this story also going to come out, so to speak, around the same time. and then he wouldn't be with just one gay scandal. there would have been two gays in his white house. and that that was ter

data coming, and we already had text messages by the time that we had started the investigation with waldron, with sydney powell talking to mark meadows. it was what was amazing to me, i thought i had this treasure trove is i got contacted by some intelligence researchers about a -- call on the catch and we saw the executive order when -- you try about the crazy december 18th meeting, i can see the migration of using executive order or eel 13 and 48 to overturn the election. it was amazing. we had all this data, we had all this fire going on, these ones and zeroes, then we had patrick byrne's own website posting the migration of this kind of proof, trying to formulate some kind of plan to prove foreign interference. so it was so overwhelming, so cool like in a way that it was absolutely structured, i could imagine we wouldn't be sharing that with the justice department. it's amazing, knowing what i know now. there was no tiger team sharing the information. for me it was doing counterterrorism for a long hours looking at that is a terrorism investigation. i really felt there should have been