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Janet Yamanaka Mello Indicted for $100 Million Army Fund Theft
A federal grand jury in San Antonio indicted Janet Yamanaka Mello, a civilian financial program manager at Fort Sam Houston, for allegedly stealing over $100 million in Army funds. Mello reportedly used the embezzled money to purchase luxury items, including jewelry, clothing, vehicles, and real estate. She faces 10 counts of fraud with a potential sentence of 20 years per charge.
The hosts discuss a reported hoax regarding the removal of the Sam Houston statue in Texas, which was intended to lure protesters. They also touch upon the presence of US military "advisors" in Syria and Libya who are reportedly engaging in combat roles despite their official titles.
A group claiming to be "Texas Antifa" has called for the removal of a Sam Houston statue in Houston, Texas, citing his ownership of slaves. The hosts theorize that the group might be a "false flag" or counter-intelligence operation designed to make the anti-fascist movement look ridiculous, noting Houston's historical opposition to the Confederacy.
