>>8701152

182-151=31

31st President was Herbert Hoover (Great Depression, "Tycoon") H H 8 8

182+151=333

Maybe something on p. 333

>The Memoirs of Herbert Hoover The Great Depression 1929-1941

https://hoover.archives.gov/sites/default/files/research/ebooks/b1v3_full.pdf

1+5+1=7 or G

1+8+2=11/2 or K/B

GK/GB?

George Bush?

>>8701380

Good thinking!

>>8701381

Thanks, maybe supreme court related.

51 judges have been in the news lately. Also Q+ 51 remarks recently.

>This is the first of 50 flights. We’re going to have a total of 51 flights. And that will probably increase substantially. But at this moment, it looks like about 51 flights. And these are big, great planes, and they are bringing a lot of equipment into our country. And also, inter-country things too, but these are the 51 from outside.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-meeting-supply-chain-distributors-covid-19/

>>8701423

50+51+51+51=203

3 results for 203 in drops

>>8701460

51+51+51=153

2 results for 153.

152 Q+ was referring to flights ("Airbridge")

AP is comparing Trump to Hoover in the last couple hours.

"The last president to face a crisis of comparable scale and depth was Herbert Hoover, a Republican who held office during the onset of the Great Depression, according to Yale University historian Joanne Freeman. Like Trump in some ways, Hoover resisted sweeping federal government intervention to address the economic crisis of the early 1930s."

https://www.fox13memphis.com/news/politics/trump-sees-limits/XMVY2577RAGKXRK7DPV3HYWE6Q/