YOU MIGHT SAY

But I see... And then if I go to the tweet of KatKat, because... Let me see. Yeah, here it is. Test.

I have to retweet that one. Wait a minute. I'm reposting.

This is not... S isn't even letting me repost the space. It just keeps going, you know, to draft. It says post not sent.

Do you want to go to your draft? Okay, because I just retweeted the space three times. One time from Kat's profile, two times from Bill's. And if it's still not coming up, then what you should do is... Oh, that's probably... There's too many posts now.

And I see that all of them have been retweeted. So one of the posts should... It should work. I'm trying all of it.

So maybe I sound a little bit... Is it coming up? Not yet. No, I don't know. Sorry.

I don't want to keep hitting you with a mic. So do a request to speak and you'll come up. And Keith, if you haven't updated your X app, you probably want to do that first.

So now that we've got, have you got him? He's here. Awesome. Do you want to do a mic check real quick, Keith? Check, check.

I had to pull out my old, old phone. For some reason, neither the browser nor the Android app are working through the, my newest phone. So hopefully you can hear me okay? Yep.

Wow, thank you for that inspiring song, Dr. Ray. Everyone, please follow the gifted and creative Dr. Ray at DrNoMask here on X. That's D-R, DrNoMask. Or find him on Spotify and other platforms to see his magical videos and hear all his fantastical music.

I'm Jan Wade, a bioweapon injection injured lawyer in Arizona, and the creator and producer of the Heal Our Country show. I go by Cat Cat Cat. I'd like to introduce my guest host, Mr. Bill Elmore.

Bill has a diverse background in business and in the humanities. He made a meteoric rise through the ranks at IBM, where he served for nearly two decades, ultimately becoming a superior executive managing major projects and contributing to the company's critical marketing strategies. You might say he is a genius, but his laser-like focus on business was interrupted on that fateful day in Manhattan when the space-time continuum shifted for us.