Exposing a $300,000,000 Scam

My God-given gift was that people are

attracted to me. People just naturally

gravitate towards me. My circle of

influence started growing. So natural.

>> Today we're investigating one of the

hardest cases of my career, a $300

million private equity company called

Goliath Ventures, where the CEO was

taking private planes, buying

Rolls-Royces, expensive mansions, while

claiming that the whole thing was

audited, backed 115%. They even took

retiree money. I mean, what could go

wrong? And when I was called to

investigate them six months ago, I

really had no idea what I was stepping

into. Little did I know this would be

one of the toughest cases of my career.

So, the first time I ever heard about

Goliath was actually from another

journalist.

>> My name is Danny Deick and I've been

investigating Goliath Ventures since the

1st of September, 2025.

>> That's Danny. He's a journalist who's

been featured by the New York Times and

he told me Goliath was a company that

had hundreds of millions of dollars

invested and something just didn't feel

right. So my first question to him was,

"Well, who runs this thing?"

>> The man behind it all, Christopher

Delgado.

>> Today's guest is someone real special.

My friend, when I heard your story, I

just zoned into it. I'm like, I have to

have this gentleman on my podcast. Not

one person, and I did my I do my

research. My team does a lot of

research. call people and not one

individual came back negative. Chris,

welcome.

>> Thank you for having me, Katie.

>> Chris, where you come from?

>> I'm originally from California. I'm

first generation Mexican American. My

mom was born in Amanthus, Mexico. She

came over here in her early teens. We

grew up in a trailer park in Fontana,

California. I'm just going to draw a

picture for y'all. Go on social media. I

follow him very closely. Private jet.

You see the celebrities. You did Patrick

Bavid standing next to you at the Yankee

Stadium, but you come from a trailer

park.

>> Yeah, it's uh actually sometimes I look

back at myself. I look at the things

that I've been able to do and accomplish

and where I'm at in life and who is in

my circle and who I can call as friends

and I I amaze myself. But I think a lot

of that comes with opportunity. I don't

think people really understand the

amount of risk that I took early on in

my life. Not only my corporate career,

but also even with my current company

and what I was willing to do and what I

was willing to lose to get to this part.

Now, let's be honest. If you saw that

kind of story anywhere but on this

channel, you might say Chris represents

the American dream. His mom is an

immigrant. He came from a trailer park.

He took risks. And by his early 30s,

he's rich, successful. But when I saw

this, the first thing I thought was,

"Well, where's the pitch, right?" I

mean, just to state the obvious, this

whole lifestyle on Instagram thing, the

celebrity friendships, the story of

overcoming all odds, it's pretty

textbook marketing for a pitch, a sale.

But with Goliath, it was like the

opposite. No matter how much I watched

clips of Chris, I just never found the

pitch.

>> Was would I be open just knock on your

door? Hey, Chris, I have some money. Can

I invest with you?

>> No. But so like a private

>> very private interesting my money more

of a consulting even with Goliath.

>> It's it's private.

>> It's private. Even if you knocked on our

door

>> you're not getting in right away.

>> Yeah. No, we're a private equity firm.

We only want to work with certain

individuals, you know, and we have a

very

structured model and we don't want to

bring people in that want to change that

structure. This is the success behind

the company. this is how we're willing

to operate and and play with you with

and if you don't want to adhere by our

rules or the structure that has had

tremendous success then you're just not

the right partner for us. So

>> this was a private equity investment

company which means sh I've got an

investment opportunity. This sounds too

good to be true. That is too good to be

true that they kept around the friends

and family. They didn't do any public

advertising other than Patrick Mendav's

event. I should say could make passive

income for myself, raise my family and

basically enjoy life. And that's how all

these schemes grow is word of mouth.

>> Now Danny's right here. Goliath was

mostly run on word of mouth. And it was

tough because of that to find claims

early on because this thing was very

hush hush. It wasn't until I found

someone who actually was on the inside

an investor that I learned what this

whole thing was about, why people were

investing millions of dollars.

>> I got into Goliath via trust. I've heard

a lot of stories of other people getting

in from trust as well, and it's it was

like a chain reaction. So, I trusted

someone who trusted someone who trusted

someone that knew the director of

partner services there. Right. Trust can

go a long way. I remember the day that

uh I was told about the investment

opportunity and that was on February uh

February 9th, 2024. That was the day I

was told about it.

>> Tell me what the pitch was to you.

>> You know, these guys within this private

joint venture fund, they invest the

money into liquidity pools. And I'm not

going to tell you that. I know I'm an

expert in liquidity pools. I kind of

knew how it worked. Sure, the returns

were crazy, but I thought they were on

to something. And there it is. That's

finally the pitch we were looking for.

We discovered that Goliath is a company

managing liquidity pools. And this is

something I'm deeply familiar with from

my past work. Better yet, my source gave

me emails, contracts, and I immediately

knew Danny was right. Something was

wrong. Goliath claimed they were making

all these profits from liquidity pools

on Uniswap, which based on my experience

would generate maybe 4 to 10% a year.

Meanwhile, Goliath's contracts with

investors said they would be paid 3,

four, 5% a month, and you could take

payouts or you could leave it in. You

could do something they called hyper

compounding. Now, obviously, those

numbers don't add up. Goliath would be

spending more money than they made. But

the problem is Goliath is paying out at

this point. And so no one wants it to

stop. No one except for Danny who

wouldn't stop digging.

>> You need to look into my liquidity

partners because that's where it all

started. It's a mirror image of GL

Ventures. They registered the domain

name for my liquidity partners and GL

Ventures 20 days apart. I think Chris

just copied their concepts.

>> Well, let's find out. Let's look at

their website. It's dead right now, but

pulling an old archive, we do see

similarities. liquidity pools run on

unis swap allowing you to hyper

compound. Then I saw this photo from

Danny. That's Chris Delgado with Verlin

Sansiango, the creator of My Liquidity

Partners, who allegedly fled to Dubai.

Now, to be clear, My Liquidity Partners

was found to be a Ponzi scheme. Could it

be that Goliath was stealing another

person's playbook and operating it as a

private equity firm? I mean, it's

obviously a big accusation to make. So,

I started digging through my old Ponzi

cases and found another link, Trader

Domain, a Ponzi scheme I investigated

years ago. I had all their insider

emails and I found within them Chris

Delgado. He was emailing as a special

investor trying to withdraw $1.3 million

from a collapsed scam. And this is when

all his old claims about taking risk

came back to me. I don't think people

really understand the amount of risk

that I took early on in my life. Not

only my corporate career, but also even

with my current company and what I was

willing to do and what I was willing to

lose to get to this part. At this point

in the investigation, I'm like 99.9%

sure this is just a Ponzi scheme worth

hundreds of millions of dollars. Chris

is already involved with some the

numbers don't make sense. And so I'm

thinking clearly I'm going to make a

video, right? But that's when the first

lawsuit dropped.

>> I have been sued in America and the

dumbest thing I could ever do is turn up

in America. Hello.

>> Yeah, but they're going to try to bury

you financially. I'm already buried

financially cuz that's the crazy thing

in the lawsuit. My my take on it is

they're trying to tell me to back up the

bus and ski tactics. Round about early

October,

Christopher tried to serve me.

>> So, do you realize that those papers are

from a company that has stolen $500

million from American investors?

>> Hey, Danny, I have no idea about that.

You might be 100% correct, Danny, but

I've I've got no control. Yeah.

>> So, I've just got to give them to you.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> Well, I got to figure out what I'm

going to do next.

I got big problems, Baxel. I got big

problems. Oh my god.

>> Oh jeez. Coffee, don't tell me you

brought a lawsuit into my bar.

>> No. No. This is I might get sued. This

whole complaint. They sued Danny and now

everybody's freaking out. I

>> Of course they're freaking out. Have you

seen this guy's building? Chris has a

lot of money.

>> Well, yeah, obviously. And that's the

problem. I can't afford to get sued

right now. But what what am I what am I

supposed to do? This like this ruins

everything.

>> You could always report it to the

government, not release a video.

>> You don't think that' work in this era?

The odds are basically zero.

>> Copy. I don't see how you have any other

choice.

>> Maybe you're right. Maybe.

Maybe you're right. I mean, it's worth a

shot, right?

>> Yeah. You betcha.

>> All right. Well, thanks anyways. Um,

later.

>> Wait, what about your tab?

Never pays his tab. Always comes out of

my paycheck. Matter of fact, hold on.

I'm his sidekick. He should be paying

me.

Here we go. Will Coffeezilla release a

video about Goliath Ventures?

Not anymore.

Big Maxwell Bucks, here we come.

>> So, uh, I don't really know how to say

this, but it was at this point I decided

to file a whistleblower complaint to the

government. Sort of a Hail Mary. I mean,

I didn't know what else to do. And yes,

I know that's rich coming from the crime

is legal guy, right? But what some of

you don't know is I've done this several

times before. Whenever I have enough

evidence, I do feel it's important to

not just make a YouTube video about it,

but give the evidence to the proper

authorities. that is continued even as

our regulators have been gutted. Now

normally I never talk about this

activity because one a lot of times it

goes nowhere but also it can be

sensitive and so I generally don't talk

about it but in this case it is

essential to understanding what actually

happened next because without that

whistleblower complaint I was ready to

give up on this case. I mean I literally

was like what am I going to do here? I'm

I'm going to get sued if I talk about

this and like what are my other options?

But as I started to pull together

evidence for this government tip, I got

an email archive of Goliath's old

newsletters and I start to see more and

more of what they've been telling

people. And I'm just like I I can't

believe what I'm seeing. I mean near the

top a financial audit. They sent out a

newsletter saying that they had an

independent audit and the independent

audit have come back and said 115%

of investors funds were secured for the

whole year of 20124.

So to be clear, this is an announcement

of an audit sent to investors to

reassure them Goliath was backed 115%.

Now the key question is who's the

auditor? Who did the audit? Well, it

turned out it was Blacklock Management

Services. Now, just the name of that

company got people pretty confused right

away.

>> I was on the phone to a fire lady and

she was raving on about he's been in

Forance magazine and I'm going, they pay

for this. It's it's common sponsored

advert. No interviewer, no name. And the

funniest one, well, it wasn't funny, but

they said, but they they are part of

they're invested with Black Rock.

And I go, "No, it's Black Block." And I

said, "Go to my blackb block." It's very

confusing.com.

And it's not and that's in the contract.

You've just misheard it.

>> So Black Block, a fly by night company,

not Black Rockck, the world's largest

asset manager, is the actual people who

audited this company. They are led by a

guy named Matt Burks. And he's going to

be very important to our story because

this is when I started to first hear

about retirement funds.

>> You want to know more nonsense? those

retirement funds that they rolled over

or I I'm I'm still actually confused as

to how they were able to take other

people's retirement funds.

>> They took people's retirement funds.

>> Yeah. So, people rolled over their IAS.

Um and and I'm not saying that's as in I

know anybody who did this, but that's

what they they also promoted the

retirement fund stuff.

>> They promoted that.

>> Yeah. Yeah. As in like they had like

this team doing uh I think it was Piers

Curry is from what I've uh MD the name.

Yeah. something like that.

>> Now, you can see the recognition from me

there. My WealthMD was this program I

had seen pop up over and over again.

Well, if you go to their page, who do

you find behind it? None other than Matt

Burks. The same person behind the audit

company, Blackblock, is the founder of

My Wealth MD. And I got a copy of their

investment contract. What I noticed is

it looks very similar to Goliath's, but

it gave you lower profits, only 2% a

month for the first million. And to make

it stranger, Goliath Ventures was

nowhere mentioned on their contract at

all. Not only that, the website was

clearly catered to older people, which

concerned me. Unlike Goliath, they had

videos of retirees endorsing the

company. definitely recommend them in

particular uh for any financial

retirement goals. Yeah, I I'd feel very

confident giving his name out to any of

my friends or relatives.

>> I would recommend to anyone, friends,

people I care about, have him meet with

them and discuss their issues cuz I feel

sure he can help them.

>> Now, I guess the question is, is this

related to Goliath if their name's not

on the contract? Well, that's when Danny

found an insider meeting between Goliath

and Matt Burks explaining how they'd be

managing retirement funds through My

Wealth MD. It's a trillion dollar market

retirement accounts. So, in qualified

money, yes, essentially the way it works

is whatever percentage they get they get

paid. The fee over that just gets split

between the referring partner director

and WealthMD. That's how it works.

Wealth MD does all of the work. You're

responsible for zero.

>> It's just half and half. You do zero

work. Zero work for you. This is a room

of basically recruiters for Goliath

Ventures. And what they're told is they

could get retirement money and funnel it

into My Wealthmd who would manage the

backend and split profits with them. And

then someone asked, "When can we start

doing this?"

>> Is this going to effect? Right now.

>> Right now. It's available.

>> Real quick. Time out.

>> Time out. sit before you don't get too

excited. If someone is currently at a

job, they have a 401k, thrift savings

plan, something like that, that money we

can't touch. If they are currently

making contributions into a plan, it is

not eligible for roll out in service to

retire.

>> Okay, there is one to retire today.

>> This is why if someone has a qualified

plan, you say, "Call Matt. I know those

questions to ask." And so if there's a

way to get the money out, I I will get

it.

>> Wow. When I saw this clip, I I could not

believe it. If there's a way to get the

money out, I will get it. I mean, they

were scheming to get retirement money,

which types they could legally get. And

from the testimonials on their website,

it sounds like they did that.

>> We would meet yearly and usually every

time I came in, uh, you know, it was a

pleasant surprise. you know, the

accounts going up or they would find new

accounts out there that I could transfer

funds from one account to another and

and make a bonus money. So, there was

those kind of surprises, but uh and

there was a lot of them. So, yeah. Is

this not completely insane? They were

hunting down retirement accounts to add

to Goliath. And the same guy running the

retirement money is auditing Goliath and

saying it's back to 115%. Now, at this

point, I finish my whistleblower report

and I send it off to the DOJ program on

October 24th, 2025. And I'm nervous

because even on the best days, it's an

uncertain thing. It takes forever. But I

know that Chris Delgado is very well

connected. I discover he's donated to

key figures. He went to the White House

and guess who we met?

FBI Director Cash Patel.

You are so

>> Why did it have to be Cash? I mean, of

all the people, the one guy I've been

talking about for months about Epstein,

you don't think he actually saw those

videos, right?

>> Copy. Copy. It's a side channel. Nobody

cares about the Epstein files.

>> These videos have like a few thousand

views.

>> Million views. Yeah.

>> Yeah. You're fine. Don't worry about it.

>> Okay. Okay. Well, if you think so, I

mean, I'll trust you. I just cuz it

actually gets worse than that. I mean,

the worst part is that it doesn't stop

there. Uh he kind of, you know, said

that he might have Cash Patel in his

pocket.

>> I have heard statements from Chris where

he reckons that he's got Cash Patel in

the bag.

>> What does that mean?

>> That means that he thinks that if he

gets in the

Cash Patel.

>> You just have to imagine my morale on

this case. It is at an all-time low at

this point. I mean, let's look at the

facts. Chris has retiree money.

Supposedly, he claims he has cash

battal. And what do we got? Well, Danny

is getting sued by Chris. He's already

broke. I'm being sued in a separate

case. I'm trying not to go broke. And

I'm thinking, you know, we can't do

this. This case is literally David verse

Goliath. The deck is stacked, except

instead of David, we have Danny. And

instead of Goliath as a giant, he has

frosted tips and a few hundred million

dollars. Or at least we thought he had a

few hundred million. We weren't exactly

sure. I mean, soon we learned he

probably wasn't as liquid as we thought.

Ponzi schemes have a way of doing that

to you.

>> We heard from numerous sources that some

people weren't getting paid in November

and then later on we found out that went

back to October that people had actually

started missing their dividends.

>> So, this is honestly the nightmare

scenario that we were always trying to

avoid because when payments freeze, this

is when it starts to hit the retirees,

the investors the hardest. They start to

panic. They genuinely thought this thing

was audited, backed, you know, they were

told that. And then they're scared to

talk now, too, because Danny is getting

sued. So, at this point, it's November

2025, and I feel like I don't know what

to do. So, I just reach out to Chris

Delgado. I don't know if I'm going to do

a story, but I demand to see the Black

Block audit details. Chris responds. He

can't show me because he says that

auditor is a witness in his case verse

Danny. I ask how much money Goliath

manages. Chris responds, "Hundreds of

millions." Finally, I address the

delayed payments. Chris claims he had to

freeze the funds for a full forensic

audit. And then says that they're

actually going to be resuming the next

payments would come December 15th. Now,

I was kind of surprised cuz that was

only in a month that we'd find out the

truth. Unfortunately, I later learned

this is also what the investors were

told. I think he was just that was just

pulled out of his ass to make sure it

wouldn't be awkward at the Christmas

party

>> which we had people inside the event who

had got through the security and were

filming the inside of this event with

Jason Derello. This was like a big $5

million event that was just over the

top. The people that we had in the event

were telling us that it was no expense

spared. Meanwhile, all money was frozen.

I think it was on the 12th of No, maybe

the 10th of December. And then

Christopher took off back to Dubai on

the 15th of December. And that was

disgusting at that time. So right before

payments are supposed to come out, they

have this big $5 million party with

Jason Derulo. Investors are feeling

good. And then of course the 15th

arrives, nobody gets paid. And you know,

I don't know what to do. I feel terrible

for people, but at the same time, you

know, nobody's talking. There's still

this threat of a lawsuit. And I've

contacted at least probably a hundred

people for this story at this point who

had money in Goliath or knew about

Goliath. And basically almost all of

them are terrified or embarrassed. And

at this point I'm wondering if I can't

get people on the record, you know, how

else can I establish from 99.9% to 100%

that this thing is just fully fake. And

that's when I did some more digging.

Specifically, I wanted to focus on a

certain map I had seen. This is a map of

Goliath Ventures money. It's something I

put in my whistleblower report and it

basically explained how they claimed the

money would be sent around. Basically,

people were wiring money into Goliath

that goes to Coinbase. Eventually,

that's sent to Uniswap for liquidity

pools, which then they paid people out

of. And I realized if this was on the

blockchain, we should be able to see

proof of this, like trace it back to

these supposed liquidity pools. But

where do we start? Well, I had some

victim's crypto payout wallets that I

decided to use. I trace them backwards

through the payments because in theory,

if Goliath is really using those

liquidity pools, I should see payouts

coming from wallets connected to them,

right? And eventually after I had done

that, what did I find?

There are no liquidity pools in this

scheme. Well, there was a tiny little

bit. What I found was a little over

$20,000, but almost all of the money,

tens of millions of dollars, was going

straight from Coinbase to pay out old

investors. And Goliath says themselves,

the Coinbase money, where's it coming

from? New investors. So, putting this

together, new money goes to Coinbase,

which pays out old money. And it was at

this point I excitedly brought my

results to Danny to see what he thought.

>> So there's no there's no incoming money.

What do they have at? So it's that's a

graph of Ponzi scheme. It's just

brilliant. So that's fantastic. So

that's great. I mean that there is the

that's just everything they have said is

just been um just undone very simply

which is

it's actually quite um disturbing that.

>> Why do you say that? Well, they've just

lied to everybody. They've they've just

said that they were doing something and

we've been I'm not crypto clever and all

of a sudden they've been telling

everyone they've been doing Yeah.

pancake swaps. And somebody told me to

say, "Oh, well, you know, it doesn't

make enough money to do the type of

liquidity they are doing." And here we

are. We've just got a graph in front of

us here where it just shows

there's no there's no trading. It's a

straight Ponzi scheme right here. By

now, I had all the pieces. I had the

pitch. I had the proof. I had the Ponzi.

I had done my best to report this thing,

but people are not being paid at this

point, and I don't care anymore. I mean,

I'm going to go public whether I get

sued or not. I've done my best to do all

the due diligence I can. And so, it was

at this point I start writing the story.

And right as I do, right before I filmed

it, the craziest thing happened. Orange

County man charged with running a

multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme posted

a million-dollar bond earlier today.

>> The Justice Department says Christopher

Delgado stole more than $328 million,

but instead of investing it in

cryptocurrency, he pocketed the money

and only we were there to ask him about

it as he left the federal courthouse.

>> Mr. Delgado, West investigates, can we

talk to you about the charge against

you? West 2 News was the only news

organization outside the federal

courthouse as Christopher Delgado left

the building. An ankle monitor now

installed to track his whereabouts

pending trial.

>> You can contact my counsel. Have a

blessed day.

>> Meanwhile, Delgado left the federal

courthouse Wednesday in a Rolls-Royce.

>> You could not imagine my shock when I

saw this. Christopher Delgado was

charged with running a $328 million

Ponzi scheme. And almost better than

that, immediately afterwards, I found

out that the lawsuit against Danny got

dropped in full. And this is where I

really have to say, I have no clue,

honestly, how much or little of my

whistleblower report was used. I give

full credit to the uh team who actually

investigated and charged Chris for

chasing down the facts. However, what I

do know is that Danny was a massive help

to everyone. The amount of information

this guy dug up along with his team he

calls the Avengers is just staggering.

And I really have to give them credit.

But honestly, if it hadn't been for me

trying to get this whistleblower report,

this video probably wouldn't have

existed. I would have dropped the case

for sure. It was only chasing down those

last things, trying to prove this, even

though I knew there was really nothing I

could do that drove me to get to this

point. And given that Danny was such a

huge part of that, I'll link his Kofi

account if you want to support his work.

He didn't ask me to say this. I'm doing

it because I happen to know that

financially he he's not doing amazing.

Let's just say investigative journalism

when you're being sued is not very easy

and you need lots of support. But

honestly, this whole thing felt surreal

and I knew Danny had to be my first call

when I heard the news.

>> Danny the heck. We finally got the news

that Chris Delgado got arrested today at

you were the first person I had to call.

What was that like emotionally?

>> Well, I didn't actually could I didn't

absorb the information. It was just like

it was just ridiculous. Uh, I did have a

lot of interesting parts cuz I was

talking to Homeland Security at the same

time and they didn't know he had been

arrested or that it was they couldn't

provide me any information about the

arrest. And I said, "Well, I've got the

document here." Cuz he rang me because I

gave him the actual court filings. And

he said, "We haven't got that yet. How

did you get it?" I said, "I could tell

you, but I'd have to shoot you."

>> It's unbelievable. I'm shocked. They

never move this fast. So John, who heads

the investigation, said he's been

investigating for 20 years, and he said

this is the fastest that they've ever

got an indictment done. It always takes,

Danny, let me tell you, it always takes

years. Even you were just you were I was

just interviewing you

a moment ago and we were both talking

this is never going to happen.

>> I actually when I found out, I actually

burst into tears, mate. I'll tell you.

Um, even when I got back to New Zealand,

um, my partner was taking a photo of me

walking through and I just burst into

tears. It just hits you like a ton of

bricks, this sort of stuff. And even

just before we we talk to you today,

I've just found another lady that's in

um, Canada. uh 230 odd,000, put $100,000

in, sold her house, put the proceeds of

her house into the investment, and also

put um some credit card money in there,

and now she just realized it's a scam,

and she doesn't feel like she's got

anyone to help her.

>> It's brutal. This this has affected so

many lives so negatively.

I'm so happy that he's he's getting

charged as he should.

>> We don't even really want this sort of

result, you know. It's not what we do

it. It it is actually just trying to

make a difference. The power of our

investigations is where I really I'm

prideful of that. The team that I have

of volunteers is absolutely

first class.

>> I can't believe we got it. We got it.

>> Oh yeah. Mhm. Yeah. What are we uh what

are we celebrating? The bet finally paid

off.

Yeah.

>> Wait, you knew about the bet?

>> Of course. What do you mean? This is

your idea. Go all in.

>> Okay. All right. I wasn't expecting you

to be so cool about it.

>> Cash came through. Cash came through.

>> That's what I'm talking about. All

right.

>> I never thought I've been making fun of

him for for a long time, BUT THEY GOT

HIM. THEY GOT THE ARREST.

>> WAIT, WHAT?

>> CHRISTOGADO. They got him.

>> Oh. Oh, no.

>> You pulled it together. I'm proud of

you.

>> Hold on. I got to make some calls.

>> Hey. Yeah. YOU TAKE WHATEVER CALL YOU

NEED, CHAMP. YOU TAKE WHATEVER CALL YOU

NEED.

>> NO. YEAH.

>> YEAH. NO. The deal's off. The deal's

off. Pull out. Pull out now.

>> Oh god.

>> Uh, wait. I

>> Are you crying? I can't cry. You know I

can't cry. I'm very sensitive about

that.

>> I thought you'd be so happy.

>> You sold me out. You knew. You knew the

whole time, didn't you? What happened to

crime is legal?

>> That was last year. I mean, this is, you

know, I GUESS THEY CATCH SOME OF THEM.

We were wrong about that a little bit.

>> Crime ruined.

>> Crime is partially legal.

>> I'm going to have to sell my figurines.

Curse you, Cash Patel. Why?

Why?

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last part of the video, but not the end.

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the names that could be you next

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