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One of the criticisms or concerns that I hear on the right or from civil libertarians is that Palunteer has a
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large-scale data collection program on American citizens. So, not foreign terrorists, not illegals, but American
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citizens. Can you just clear that up and say that either Palunteer is not doing that or under what circumstances you do?
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We had a a Democratic administration come to us and basically ask us to do a Muslim database. Now, you would think
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given the way I'm kind of bismerched as like some kind of I don't know, it's like a Jewish conspiracy. That would be
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the first thing according to them I would do. We've never done anything like this. I've never done anything like
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this. Any technology that works can be abused. We are the single worst technology to use to abuse civil
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liberties, which is, by the way, the reason why we could never get the NSA or the FBI to actually buy our product. And
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if you're online watching, I don't know, Nick Fuentes, Call Me the Jewish Conspiracy, do yourself a favor and say,
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"Yeah, that could be really interesting." Spend 20 minutes looking at the product. 20 minutes looking at
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the product and say, "Is this not the hardest product to abuse in the world? Is it not built to be the And by the
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way, that's made me very rich." But to your questions, no, we are not surveilling uh US citizens. No, our data
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is not being used to aggregate and to create uh imputed uh way because you could say do you do it directly? Do you
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do it indirectly? That's a fair question. No, we never worked with China. We never worked with Russia. We
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never worked with adversarial. We got laughed out of the same room. And by the way, it's cost Palunteer a lot of