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Since we are now talking about professional athletes now, why couldn't you have the athlete sign a 5- year contract? which would include a buyout in the event of them going to another school. This is done in most professional sports.

Why not a buyout clause for the school who is losing the wrestler. I would say 1 million dollars for a 5 star, 800K for a 4 star, etc. etc. They might slow some of this down.

I would not have challenged had I been coach. My wrestler is up by 3 with a minute to go. My wrestler is not tired, there wrestler is. I don't want to give their wrestler a lung break. But to be honest I don't see how they took away 2 points away from Cannon. I really didn't think Ryan would win the challenge, I never thought he would lose 2.

But instead of guns they are using brief cases full of money. 5 years ago, you couldn't take a meal, 10-dollar bill or free t-shirt without violating NCAA rules.

Will all the F-Bombs work or do they really need a better platform. Who is doing the advising for them. I really don't think the F-Bomb strategy is working.

In Football the top 5 teams are paying out over 20 million dollars in NIL money, that doesn't include the money from outside sources. Does anyone have the amount of money the top 6 wrestling are paying out in NIL money. Maybe you can include the money from outside sources. ... ........This is getting to be the Wild West on steroids. Why aren't buyouts required if another team wants to grab a wrestler that is already at another school. It seems that the NCAA forgot to put to some guard rails in place to prevent this from happening.

I googled it. The OCA. The Original Classification Authority. It is made up experts in different areas of our government. So, a high-ranking military official may be designated for classifying sensitive military intelligence.

I asked the question because I don't know, and nobody has officially determined whether it is classified or not.

Who will have the final say? the Supreme Court.

Well said. It looks like this is what we have to look forward to for the next 3 years and 10 months. The fear that the country under Trump and company will be prosperous is real. You can see it all over on the news. I don't believe I've seen so many public officials swearing every time they are in front of a camera. They seem to be unhinged. I see desperation on the part of the leaders in the democratic party. They must derail any possibilities of success, or it might be 12 years before they are back in the White House. Just look at all the Tesla cars and dealerships they are burning and vandalizing.

So, Signal as far as security goes isn't much better than my cell phone with IM. Great.

Evidently so.

Thats about right.

Sure. I think I would deserve a raise if I could figure it out. Mistakes were made. Hopefully they will learn from it. I made a mistake one time.

I guess I missed that Waltz admitted he invited him. I think he took responsibility for it, but he doesn't exactly know how it happened.

Actually, I was wondering how a journalist can be handling what he deems as classified information. Especially when he doesn't have any clearance to handle classified information. I was curious why he didn't follow proper protocol once he had the classified information? How did he get into the group chat using his real name? Is this a common occurrence?

I would pay to watch that.

Being he would be the last person on Earth to be invited into the chat room. Being a very liberal journalist which no one in the room liked. Maybe you can explain how he could have been invited by using his proper name.

Weren't they issued cell phones (by the federal government) loaded with signal and advised on how to use them when they got into office. Are you saying the phones that the government gave them are unsecure. Towards the end of the meeting, I'm sure you saw where Hegseth had advised them to go to a more secure sight (upper level) for more info in their in boxes. Probably not his exact words.

I only bring up the FBI because Jross mentioned it. Report it to the FBI if you have it. I know this is going to throw a monkey wrench into this, but I don't believe there was any classified information in the chat room. Goldberg and a huge number of people are saying there was. I am getting the feeling that Goldberg by name was never invited to the chat room. I don't believe anyone in the room even had his number. Goldberg is not very supportive of President Trump or his agenda. So according to Goldberg if it is classified, he along with others in the room could be in trouble. If Goldberg was in the room on false pretense, he alone would be in trouble according to the laws stated. It's sad that for all the success of the mission that it is getting overshadowed by this.

That's a possibility. It's called the elderly poor memory card. There is already "standing" that it can be used.

Being that Goldberg by name would be the last person on earth to be invited into a chat, how did he get invited? Being Goldberg would be the last person on earth that any of the people in the chat would even have his phone number, how did he get into the chat? Maybe the CIA guy can answer that.

It's not that he got the info. It is all in how he handled the information once he got it. There is certain protocol on handling this material. You can't keep it. You can't share it. You must turn it over to the FBI. Isn't that violating the law as stated? Journalists do not have special classified information clearance.

Goldberg doesn't have some sort of special Security clearance that I am aware of. Just because he is a reporter. Or does he?

If it is deemed classified information, he didn't follow proper protocol in handling said information. This is according to Us law as stated above. It doesn't matter what anyone else did or did not do. I'm not a lawyer but the law is the law. Unless you can afford some really good lawyers and can get a pardon from the President.