will: multiple rooms, multiple floors. you can see we have drone footage on your screen right now. i would love to see, actually, a broader picture. i would like to see how remote the house is, how many ingress and egress opportunities there are, is there the one road you can see there? pete: yeah. as the parents said in another part of the interview, ring camera doorbells. there s so many things that film these days. in a lot of ways, i don t like that, but in a situation like this, cars passing at three or four a.m rachel: or people s cell phones as well to figure out who s in the vicinity. pete: as we get more details and, again, that is the fox drone there and cameras yesterday just getting additional footage of that area in the small town of moscow, idaho, a college town where a lot of people send their kids. and there s a lot of fear, how
develop their economies. energy is at the source of everyone s economic development, and by putting in place all these climate restrictions, you are hurting poor countries. you are keeping them from literally turning the lights on. pete: so now it s we could produce, but you can t. will: right. and, therefore, we will pay you money to remain poor. by the way, here s another way that it s important to look at this, this is a global tax. this is a global income if tax. make no mistake, everyone watching, you re paying into this. the united states, american government who pays reparations to i don t know who administers this fund pete: china, maybe. will: you are a progressive income tax donator to people living in whatever s considered a country worthy of reparations. you re now paying a global tax to somebody who lives in, let s say, i don t know, angola or wherever these may go. rachel: yeah. when you think about the richer