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Episode Date: July 20, 2025

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Elon Musk was right. Uh-oh. Issue the notice funding opportunity with 180 days. That's step one. Step two, which all 56th state applicants completed, is states who want to participate must submit a letter of intent. After they do that, they can submit a request for up to $5 million in planning grants. Then the NTIA, step four, has to review and approve and award. Again, planning grants, not broadband grants.

planning grants. And it's still at the NTIA. It's still at the first step. All right. So the NTIA must issue nofo within 180 days. States who want to participate must submit the letter of intent. Step three, they can request up to $5 million in planning grants. Just planning. Just planning. Step four, the requests are reviewed, approved, and awarded by the NTIA, which currently all 56, you know, three years later, all 56 applicants had and pass through at least step five. This is five minute video? It took at least, it took more than three years. So it's a long time.

States must submit a five-year action plan. So the states kind of go back and they kind of think about how they're going to do this. And they don't just say, okay, you know, thank you for the money. We're going to spend it and you can see how it worked out later. We're like, here's our five-year action plan. Then the FCC must publish the broadband data maps before NTIA allocates So having done the no-fo, the letters of intent, the-it's not even halfway over. The request for planning grants, then the review, approval, and awarding of the planning grants,

then the five-year action plans. In between that, the federal government has to put forward a map saying where it thinks we need rural broadband subsidies. And then, of course, the states need an opportunity to challenge the map for accuracy. And you can imagine this doesn't all happen. Dude, how does it, how does this happen? How does this fucking happen? This is crazy.

Happen in like a day. Okay. So then the NTIA. Fucking face. Oh my God. Step seven has to use the FCC maps to make allocation decisions. Then having already done their letter of intent, their request for planning grants. Oh no.

Talk about this, man. Step seven is NTIA must use the FCC maps that were already challenged. for allocation decisions. Then having submitted all this, I think this one is actually quite amazing. Having submitted their five-year plans or letters of intent, step eight is states must submit an initial proposal, an initial proposal.

This is crazy. This is like, you know what this reminds me of? Have your parents ever try to gasp you to fix something or do something with a computer? And you invent like a bunch of terms, that like create this imaginary red tape for why you can't just do it. You're like, well, I would have to, you know, go into the like CMD registry error and there could be a reset. Like this is, oh my God, bro.

How do you do this? To the NTIA. Then is that the result of their $5 million planning fund? That's the plan. I assume, but then what was the five year plan? And what the fuck did they apply for? What was their no-fo? Like, if the five-year action plan isn't the initial proposal, then what's the five-year action?

Forget no-fo. Mo-fo. Step nine, NTIA must review and approve each state's, again, initial proposal. By my read, we have had at least two initial proposals here, but that's a different issue. Step 10, states must publish their own map and allow internal challenges to their own map. So the government has published a map. They have invited the states to challenge the map. Then states have submitted initial proposals.

It's not over, bro. They then have to publish their own map and allow challenges. Wait, who's challenging it within the state? Well, this is why the government's so bloated. This is insane. How does this happen? You know, organize interest groups, environmental group, like, I don't know who specifically, but literally anybody.

This is, I want to say something. Yeah. It's very important. I say this. This is the Biden administration. process for its own bill. They wanted this to happen. This is how liberal government works.

This is something they instituted for this bill. For their bill. This is a bill passed by Democrats with a regulatory structure written by Democrat. So it's actually Hall monitors, Karen's, and fucking tone policers. This is, it is a complete. It's the Karenocracy. that's it oh my fucking god it's actually so bad this is insane

how do you let this happen how do you do this like administration okay right step 11 the NTIA must review and improve the challenge results and the final map so the NTIA has put forward a map the states have challenged that map then the states have put forward their maps had other challenges and now the NTIA

must review and approve the challenges to the state. Oh, fuck. Okay. So step, we've done step 11. And he must review and approve challenge results and final map. We've lost nine of the applicants at that point. Step 12. States must run a competitive sub-granting process.

Oh my fucking God. He's losing it. Step 12. After all this has been done. Yeah. None of that could have happened along the way here. We have now lost 17 more. applicants. So now 30 of 56 have completed step 12. Step 13, states must submit a final proposal.

All the proposals were going up to NTIA. Now that goes to three of 56. So we've gone in the last couple steps from 56 had gone to this point to three of 56. Step 14. The NTIA must review and approve the state's final proposal. And that is three of the 50s. jurisdictions and states are there. In summary, colon, states are nearly at the finish line. And it says to stop their progress now or worse to make them go backwards would be a stick in the spokes of the most promising broadband deployment plans we have ever seen. Wow. And see.

I'm speechless, as you honestly, like, it's a. far worse than I could have imagined. But the fact... This is... Remember what I told you? I told you all it was worse. Like, the guys that did that Do's shit, they were downplaying it.

Nobody wanted to admit that. But if you ever worked at a big company or you worked at the government, you would know that this is the way it is. Yeah. Like, it's literally that simple. I mean, it's insane. Like, uh... Act that they...

amputated their own legs on this is what's so stunning. This is bad, man. He losing it. Yeah, I know. He needs to go away down. This is bad. Oh, my fucking God. He pays the taxes to do this.

Yeah. This is what everybody's money is going towards. I guess so. That's right, guys. That's what all your money is going to. They downplayed it because they don't want to die. Yeah, Musk says if he gets rid of all the corruption, they'll kill him. I guess so. This is insane. He got to take a break. Yeah. The only way to fix this is invading Greenland. Well, there's that or we could, let's see, maybe we could get rid of, could we get rid of like some sort of like history month or something like that. We could get rid of women's history month. Maybe that would do it. Bomb Iran. Yeah, yeah, there you go.