And I remember he wrote, it wasn't just a memo, it was a lengthy article either in the New York Times or the Washington Post, a very prestigious paper. He talked about how censorship should be built into the internet like spell check is. He called it a spell check for hate or for emotions, that the internet should correct you in real time. And that's what I was asking him about.

Well, Eric Schmidt wants 100 times by 2035 for it.

And they get caught just like the founder, one of the founders of Google, Eric Schmidt, just got caught in all the stuff he was doing to women and the surveillance and how he had back doors through Google and everything they were doing, watching them.

One thing that's a red flag about the way the story seems to be being told is also just the chronology. As expressed by Sam in that last clip, the theorists try to tie the death of Eric Schmidt's other daughter in to strengthen their claims. The implication is that Schmidt refused to play ball with the Chinese, so they killed his other daughter. And in desperation, he took his surviving daughter to North Korea to get the antidote to save her life. The problem is that that trip to North Korea took place in 2013, and his other daughter passed away in 2017. So that does confuse things a little bit from a chronology standpoint.