He's just reporting on some shit talk that Tom Renz did recently, claiming that he has these unclassified documents, which he naturally hasn't produced. For those who don't remember, Renz is the guy who kept failing the bar and then passed just before COVID hit and decided to become a COVID lawyer. That's the way you do it. He's made extravagant claim after extravagant claim, all without proof and all going nowhere. When his shit talk doesn't materialize into anything. He just moves on with a new, splashy attention-grabbing stunt like this, and the cycle begins all over again. We've seen this happen at least... Two or three times just on Alex's show. Renz is the very definition of full of shit, and anything attached to his name is a write-off for me immediately. If he were serious, he could just release these alleged documents in full instead of making the rounds on conspiracy bullshit shows like Alex's to talk shit about having them without putting them out. He'll probably never release them because they either don't exist or they don't say what he claims, so the image of these unclassified documents only holds power as long as he has them and you don't. The second anyone else can review this shit, the entire game falls apart.

He's the guy who failed the bar four times, finally passed just before the pandemic, and then decided to make it his brand to do legal stunts and publicity things around COVID conspiracies. He's been at the center or close to many misadventures over the past few years, but because they're all really embarrassing in hindsight, he probably doesn't keep track of his resume too precisely. Also, he was accused by two women of sexually harassing them at a credit union he used to work at, and one woman accused him of touching her breast. He's a huge piece of shit who realized that there was an opening in the COVID conspiracy world for a lawyer to give total horseshit the appearance of credibility, and he's made a ton of money off of it.

This tweet linked to a posting from the Office of the Inspector General in the Department of Health and Human Services about the 2023 Operation Nightingale Enforcement. This was about a case of... It's a diploma scheme where some people were running this out of Florida. They'd have people pay to get their nursing degree, which would then qualify them to take their nursing board exam. They would still need to pass that exam to get licensed, which... Weird to think about. You could just get a fake degree and then take the test, and some people conceivably did still pass the test? Yeah. That's weird. Yeah, it's almost like a lot of school is, you know what, we'll leave that behind. Or maybe they are people who are fairly serious about doing some studying but didn't have the money for college or something. Yeah, absolutely. Who knows what the specifics of these people are. But yeah, it's very weird. I don't know, I couldn't find information on a lot of the specific... people who bought the diplomas. Yeah. You know, obviously the people who sold them were all arrested. Sure, sure, sure, sure. And actually, I was able to find some names of the people,'cause obviously their licenses were revoked, and so state by state, they had like a number of lists Sure. of people who was like, you know, Let it be known if the license is revoked or whatever. So this didn't involve people being able to fake the credentials to be a fake doctor, and there's absolutely no indication where any of these people who paid for nursing degrees worked. We don't know if they were in hospitals or treating COVID patients.