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April 5th, 2020 • 3h 29m

1231: Mask QR Raid

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but the podcaster podcaster let me
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through let me go Adam Curry
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Jhansi Dvorak's 2020 this is your
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award-winning get money should media
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assassination episode 1231 this is no
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agenda
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[Music]
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the drone star state in the morning
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everybody
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I'm Adam curry and from northern Silicon
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Valley where I'm remembering the ones
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king of the online services I'm John C
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Dvorak you kill me man
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this is what you're thinking of the
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genie service from General Electric back
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in the days of prodigy yeah prodigy is
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another one
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yeah well prodigy was see hers wasn't it
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Sears there's a it was three companies
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they were doing a joint as a joint
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venture with Sears and two others I
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can't remember where they were all right
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and that but then Jeannie demanded
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Jeannie ever make it past the floppy
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discs well they went what do you think
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what would you think their years of
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existence were gosh I really don't know
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but that's a good I know a o L we know
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prodigy I think it closed out for a
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couple of years had the weird graphics
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but Jeannie no I don't remember 1985 it
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came out it ended until the end of 1999
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huh yeah who still has a genie do they
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even have email back there's just it was
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just an account it was not it's not even
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an email address at the time no they had
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a whole system it was very much like
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CompuServe hmm another phone before all
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of them went graphical I mean once AOL
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came out with the G GUI which stalled
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the Internet I mean the web came out by
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then it was rolling alone to say the
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least because he had the dot-com crash
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from the web right and at the same time
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you had these other services that were
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kind of struggling with how to how to
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incorporate the mouse on how that gets
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traction and then AOL just kind of wiped
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them all out and AOL it was thought to
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be the
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operations gonna take over the web was a
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joke oh no that's even a even AOL
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thought that you've got mail they're
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like ah you don't want that dangerous
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Internet well here's a here's a way he
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work he will Jen he words the way to go
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exactly I got these new headphones which
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I'm still trying to get used to all
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right one of our producers turned me on
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to the nura headphones in ura and what's
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interesting about these is now they're
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supposed to deliver an unparalleled
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immersive experience with music which
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they do 100% the reason why I have them
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is inside the they're over the ear
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headphones inside the cones they
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actually have two tubes that go directly
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into your ears
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yeah which they'll like my hearing aids
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which is what I need because then I can
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crank it up as loud as I want without
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any feedback zero feedback down yeah
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well that's a plus yeah only only they
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sound a little different than the other
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ones so it you know it takes a little
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getting used to
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yeah your tubes man it's the future
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no you're drilling in your brain you
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would like these headphones they don't
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like it I seriously liked because of the
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sound or a pair and I still have one
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pair of these had two pair at one time I
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get one pair way of Sony electrostatic
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would they leak
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you can't crank those up really loud
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they leak
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well electrostatic sensitive to
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everything I know but I have a hearing
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issue so I need crutches man well past
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couple of days have made it clear to me
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all data we're seeing is bogus I thought
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that was make clear to you earlier no
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it's it once I hear the press asking
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questions in the corona
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team the corona virus was a corona virus
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task force briefing and the question is
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hey you're gonna publish that data and
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everyone's look at each other going like
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home and a home
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hamona no I don't think so we can't
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trust government we can't trust the the
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hospitals there's just endless reports
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from our own producers as well of people
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being declared having died from
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coronavirus and it's just not true well
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they actually have at least two of our
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producers that have discussed this one
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of them they don't discuss it the way I
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looked at it which was yes my granddad
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whoever it was died and he didn't have
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corona but after he died they checked
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him again he had corona right we had
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another one he says just to tell you
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guys that just summarizing these notes
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just to tell you guys we I took her own
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is real my brother or somebody very
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close to him died and even though he
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didn't was he tested negative for corona
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just before he died
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they tested them again he had corona and
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so I'm thinking they're just like
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throwing everything in that corona bin
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when we have now and I suggested this to
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me me we had one of the worst flu
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seasons this year that was the a and
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then the B he had both of them that was
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not a pushed back by the flu shot the
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flu shot was ineffective and so nobody's
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talking about that nobody started might
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you know if you remember year after year
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right until June yeah you should still
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get a flu shot I just sent you on the
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Skype messenger I'd like it if you could
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just go in there and click that I found
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this yesterday and this is a chart from
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I think it's from the CDC and it shows
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pneumonia deaths weekly for the past for
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the 2014-15 season the 15 16 16 17 17 18
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18 19 19 20 do you see it yeah so if you
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look at the 1920 you see these 20 yet
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2019 2020 I'm sorry 2019 2020 the
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redline yeah
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around January it starts to diverge from
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the past five years and goes down
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significantly I mean just a complete
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anomalous trend to every other year and
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all I can think is and these are
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pneumonia deaths that you're looking at
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is that a lot of these got attributed to
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coronavirus yeah especially with the
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very severe flu season you'd expect
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expect the inverse to happen it probably
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is exactly the inverse of the of the
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reporting of the cases and deaths well
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also I think that as I've suggested and
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Trump suggested this in the press
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conference when he was talking about the
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empty Mir the ship that's in New York
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harbors when I got like 20 people in it
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yeah he says you know if everyone's told
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to stay at home and do social distancing
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the flute everything's gonna go down
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colds yes traffic accidents you know all
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these numbers are gonna go falling
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through the floor and I guess you could
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and I suggested in the newsletter that
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well maybe if you know this graph being
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a good example well maybe we should just
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all shelter in place from January to
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like I don't know maybe June first as a
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country and we won't you know will
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happen what you know have less deaths
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well okay probably it's a mess so the
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data is a mess I'd like to talk about
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the testing but kind of came just out of
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left field showed up yesterday this
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doctor from New York who claims to be an
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ICU doctor in Brooklyn the name checks
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out the picture looks the same so I can
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only presume this is the same guy young
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doctor and he's been posting he's posted
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three different YouTube videos he's
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definitely reading parts of it off of
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his screen now I'm just being careful
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because it's you know this is a guy in
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his in his kitchen who knows but he
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looks like he checks out and he has a
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very disturbing observation hi this is
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dr. Cameron Kyle
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Aeon critical care doctor from New York
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City we are working extremely hard under
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extremely stressed conditions were
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stressed not only over concern of our
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own health but because we are watching
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people dying of a disease we do not
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understand of a disease we have never
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seen before right now it is as if the
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Train is slamming down the track at an
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extremely high velocity under extremely
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stress conditions but we don't know
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where we're going we are putting
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breathing tubes in people and putting
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them on a ventilators and dialing up the
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pressure to open their lungs I've talked
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to doctors all around the country and
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it's becoming increasingly clear that
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the pressure we are providing may be
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hurting their lungs that it is highly
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likely that the high pressures we are
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using are damaging the lungs of the
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patients we are putting the breathing
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tubes in it's not our fault
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we didn't know this is how we treat a
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RDS this is how we've treated it for the
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last 20 years two days ago the Italians
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came out with a letter stating the same
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thing that we are running the
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ventilators in the wrong way right now
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other news is saying that 100 to 250
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thousand people in this country may die
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that means 100 and 250 thousand people
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may be put on a ventilator
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that is programmed wrong we can change
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those protocols we need to change those
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protocols kovat positive patients need
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oxygen they do not need pressure they
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will need ventilators but they must be
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programmed differently the protocols in
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this country in every small big
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medium-size Hospital in this country
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must change they can change the time for
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us to change them is rapidly diminishing
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but we do have time but that time is now
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we have to change the protocols please
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spread the message I find that rather
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concerning well I have a ventilator
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report then oh very good because all we
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seem to care about is are there enough
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how many will anyone die without one but
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no one's really talking about the
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protocol used it may be a more - there's
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maybe more to it than just that okay
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let's see what got me on this is that
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Trump again he had a very strange very
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strange ventilator commentary this is
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the clip Trump versus the ventilators
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which kind of got me triggered into
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finding this other clip
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as if you do have a ventilator what do
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you chances and I just hope that hydroxy
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cleric win-wins
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coupled with perhaps the z-pak as we
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fall it dependent totally on your
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doctors and the doctors there because
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you know the answer to that question if
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you do have the ventilator you know the
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answer to that question and I hate
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giving the answer so I don't want to get
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them there I don't want to get them
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there there's a possibility a
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possibility and I say it what do you
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have to lose I'll say to get what do you
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have to lose take it I really think they
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should take it but it's their choice and
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it's the doctor's choice or the doctors
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in the hospital but hydroxychloroquine
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try it if you'd like the other thing
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this is some creepy shit he's doing here
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out of context without the video it's
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like hey kids know better there's no
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better that's the best with what with
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the z-pak as we call it kids want a
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z-pak
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but hydroxychloroquine try it if you'd
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like the other thing if you have a heart
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condition I understand
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probably you stay away from the z-pak
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but that's an antibiotic it can clean
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out the lungs the lungs are a point of
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attack for this horrible virus but when
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you have a ventilator don't ask the
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answer because I hate it if you have it
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and it's working beautifully
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I don't like the answer because it's not
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a very high percentage so I want to keep
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them out of ventilators I want to keep
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them if this drug works it will be not a
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game-changer because that's not a nice
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enough term it will be wonderful it'll
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be so beautiful it'll be a gift from
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heaven and it works because when people
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go into those ventilators you know the
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answers I know the answers and I'm glad
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you don't write about it a mic please
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holy crap so that that confirms that
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ventilators is a death sentence
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well he's glad nobody writes about it
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but apparently that's not true with NPR
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clip wanna hear about it goes this is
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the ventilator report from NPR the
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intensive care units at barnes-jewish
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hospital in st. Louis are filling up
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with coronavirus patients and dr.
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Tiffany Osborn has been caring for many
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of those who've been placed on
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ventilators to keep them alive it's very
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concerning to see how many patients who
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require ventilation do not make it out
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of the hospital how many of them died
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Osborn is a critical care specialist at
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Washington University School of Medicine
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she says doctors in China and Europe and
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elsewhere in the u.s. are reporting
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death rates from about 50 percent to
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more than 80 percent we're not sure how
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much help ventilators are going to be
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they may help keep somebody alive in the
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short term we're not sure if it's gonna
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help keep someone alive in a long term
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patients end up on a ventilator when
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their lungs can no longer deliver enough
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oxygen to keep the body going cause
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Bourn says it's an extreme measure we
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give sedation so that the person goes to
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sleep and then we provide a paralytic
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that stops their breathing next they
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insert a long plastic tube through the
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trachea and vocal cords that allows a
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machine to deliver puffs of highly
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oxygenated air to the lungs the
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ventilator itself can do damage to the
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lung tissue based on how much pressure
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is required to help oxygen get processed
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by the lungs and Osborn says coronavirus
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patients often need
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Dursley high levels of both pressure and
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oxygen because their lungs have so much
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inflammation also ventilators create a
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path for a wide range of infections to
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reach the lungs doctor Nagin Hodges IJ
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is a pulmonary critical care doctor at
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hofstra North Wales School of Medicine
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in New York
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she says ventilators work really well
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for patients with common forms of
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pneumonia we treat patients for several
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days and then we get the antibiotics
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into the body and the patient recovers
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unfortunately with this kovat associated
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pneumonia there are no treatments that
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we know work for sure so Hajis Ida who
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spoke to me from just outside of an
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intensive care unit says ventilators are
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of limited value Wow for the amount of
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noise the m5m has been making about him
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this is that's very creepy yeah now we
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know now we know a lot of people are put
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on ventilators very quickly with a mass
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not intubated with a mask in order to
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keep anything they might be exhaling out
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of the hospital air but once you go to
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intubation it sounds like you're dead
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sounds like it to me too
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which is what Trump was indicating Trump
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has been really pushing this drug and
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trying not to be - he didn't bring up to
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80% death rate there's just a little
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more follow-up informations not much but
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it's part two here says ventilators are
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of limited value we have had several
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patients between the hospitals across
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the north wall Health System that have
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come off of the breathing machine but
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the vast majority are unable to Hodges
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Aude says one reason is that the corona
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virus often does a lot more lung damage
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than say the flu there is fluid and
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other toxic chemical cytokines we call
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them raging throughout the lung tissue
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she says in some patients the damage is
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so bad that even ventilation won't help
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so they've tried an even more extreme
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measure called ECMO which delivers
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oxygen directly to a patient's
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bloodstream
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remember ECMO too is a life supporting
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treatment so it's a bridge while we are
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allowing the lung to heal itself from a
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pneumonia if it can dr. Tiffany Osborne
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says that what doctors are learning
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about severe coronavirus infections
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should make it crystal clear while we
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all need to take steps to keep the virus
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from spreading I know that at times it
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gets frustrating but it's really
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important not just for yourself and your
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family but for the the other people that
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you care about to shelter in place until
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this is over
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Osbourne should know when she's not at
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the hospital she's living in a camper to
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avoid putting her family at risk well
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this is rather concerning and I'll add
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to that that the doctor and I had
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watched all of his videos he said in
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another piece he said that it looked
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like the he says he's never been to
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Mount Everest but he said he could
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imagine the way people look when they
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get put on the ventilator is that they
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need oxygen like they get dropped off at
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you know 20,000 feet on the summit
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somewhere and just don't have enough
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oxygen they'd like to go and blue in the
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face and but he felt that the pressure
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was actually hurting their lungs this is
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concerning cuz this is new information
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that isn't official it's just kind of
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floating out there and now we have to
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find out about it and speculate is that
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the idea this is you cannot trust the
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government and the media anymore it's
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nothing really nothing now it's it's
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it's just insulting to watch well
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especially after we had to go through
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this back and forth with Trump and Cuomo
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about all we need 30,000 40,000
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ventilators which is you would dunno
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what you're gonna just death sentence
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for like you know 30 or 40 thousand
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people and with no explanation all we
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hear is the word ventilator well
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ventilated so it sounds like a good
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thing now you have to knock you out with
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a push in a semi-comatose State and then
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paralyze your lungs so you can't breathe
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and then shove this tube down your
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throat through your vocal cords and then
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push air in there but using pressure
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what could it do what could possibly
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damn
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yeah yeah well so let's just continue
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with some of the complete lack of
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information so just back to data testing
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I'm starting to figure it out I've had
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we have as it turns out once again many
19:24
producers who either work in labs have
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spouses who work in labs who understand
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the assay the assays I'm learning all
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these terms the Eliza which is the test
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that we're currently working on which is
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the enzyme linked immunosorbent assay
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ASSA why I say hey so these are all
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studies and although they are now coming
19:50
with the PCR and the qPCR and the now
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what's the forget the other name of the
19:57
test to date they pretty much test for a
20:02
corona virus not specifically the SARS
20:05
coronavirus - - which means a lot of
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this testing could be a false positive
20:12
for something that you have that may not
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be the actual corona virus strain that
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is apparently the killer so that leaves
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a lot of room for error in what we're
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doing especially since it's clearly the
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Gates Foundation driving the data
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driving the numbers in fact driving the
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narrative this needs to be looked at
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very closely and we can't count on the
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media to do it so we can't deconstruct
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the media other than ok they suck now
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let's do some of our own work and I got
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four clips here from Burks and deborah
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birx who is also all in on the Gates
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Foundation so it's getting kind of
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disturbing when you see how many people
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are connected so testing ways you know
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we're trying to use testing now to
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understand who has it if you're positive
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whatever that means I guess now it's if
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you have a sniffle and you have maybe a
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cold which could be a corona virus not
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the one we're talking about certainly
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not the El strange something else that
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is just not being tracked which strains
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are people infected in with
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the testing will also be used to find
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out who has had the the corona virus and
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if you've built up antibodies and this
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is important to understand because this
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is how we're going to be released either
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the miracle game-changer
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hydroxychloroquine does the job it seems
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like there's a lot of pushback with
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entire with governors forbidding an
21:53
entire state to use it and Trump just
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keeps hammering it over and over again
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there seems to be reluctance that could
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also be because there's commercial
22:01
versions but I think that's a plaque win
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or palak win pack pack well in which is
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Hydra which is a hydroxychloroquine by a
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brand name I guess they don't have it
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who knows what's going on but the other
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part is the testing and testing is very
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inconsistent and is open to
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interpretations not being made here's
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Burks what we're trying gating right now
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and instead of working on our are not
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we're looking at testing and
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triangulating testing test positive
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cases hospitalizations I see use and the
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whole and the course the recoveries
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because that's also very important to us
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I think it's very important that the
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American people know that there are
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equal number of states with less than
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five percent positives despite high
22:50
levels of testing so there's states that
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are mitigating and making this work
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they're also the states that you know of
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the eighteen states that have the larger
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outbreaks and we're watching them very
23:04
carefully triangulating for them all of
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the information to ensure that clients
23:09
who come to the hospital are cared for
23:11
so this leaves an interpretation open
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she says oh it's because of mitigation
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these states have a much lower positive
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test rate I'm not so sure that's the
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only interpretation it's also possible
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that there's a completely different
23:24
strain in the eighteen city she
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mentioned I didn't know this was a thing
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the eighteen cities she said states go
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state I'm sorry states
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I don't understand how she can say
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that's just because of mitigation
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I think it's possible we're dealing with
23:40
port cities that may have been infected
23:42
with something more severe different
23:44
strains something different all the
23:45
other we know for a fact there's eight
23:47
strains a minimum yes eight this talk of
23:51
40 but the main to the keys yeah well
23:55
mutate so that's that's to be expected
23:57
it mutates but you know the main to the
24:00
S strain and the L strain maybe that was
24:03
distributed and that kind of fits the
24:04
theory of carriers were sent out from
24:08
China into Europe and the United States
24:10
could be I don't know but I'm not just
24:13
going to dismiss mitigate mitigation as
24:15
the answer to that there's some good
24:18
news which one entirely unreported but
24:20
the bottom line is and I think going
24:23
into this weekend it's really important
24:24
for the American people tough to know
24:26
this Spain and Italy are moving through
24:29
this they are seeing their number of
24:32
cases drop they're seeing the number of
24:34
people in hospitals drop we are about on
24:38
our models and on the actual data about
24:41
12 days behind them
24:43
okay so that should be celebrated is
24:46
pretty darn good news if there's a 12
24:50
day lag and we're gonna be in the same
24:52
plate Italy's now talking about
24:54
lessening restrictions I that's that
24:58
sounds like a really good news to me no
25:01
one really picked up on it I guess we
25:03
want the terror to continue uh
25:06
the yeah here's the yes in order to get
25:14
this is there gonna be a common theme
25:16
this is this was also from the briefing
25:19
that was this was the Steven Hahn he's
25:22
the FDA I think is a head of the FDA and
25:26
he spells out very clearly that there's
25:29
probably going to be a test before
25:31
anybody can go back to work
25:35
you can use antibody tests to determine
25:39
who can go back to work
25:41
well I don't know I'd rather leave that
25:43
to the doctor doctor do you have an
25:44
answer to that we think it'll be a tool
25:46
to help us get people back to work it'll
25:47
be additional information because as you
25:49
know if you have an antibody that means
25:51
you were exposed and have recovered from
25:53
it that with the information about
25:55
diagnosis should help so as you know a
26:07
couple weeks ago we provided a great
26:09
deal of regulatory flexibility around
26:10
this a lot of great developers have been
26:12
working on this dr. Burks put a call out
26:15
to the academic labs around the country
26:17
to do this and we've been working very
26:19
closely with a number of manufacturers
26:21
so we think that it can be scaled up
26:23
relatively quickly there you go so we'll
26:26
have machines if you want to go back to
26:29
work if you maybe if you want to go to
26:31
the grocery store you'll have to be
26:33
tested on the spot maybe you'll have
26:36
some kind of proof that you've been
26:38
tested so you will have to have at
26:40
minimum an antibody test that shows you
26:43
are know that you are immune from it
26:46
that you've had it and that you're a
26:47
safe safe human resource safe this is so
26:53
dystopian Trump even hits at the hints
26:56
at it occurring in more places this
26:58
testing possibly restricting flies from
27:01
hot spots we're looking at it very
27:04
seriously right now we're dealing with
27:07
governors we're dealing with airlines
27:08
we're dealing with a lot of different
27:09
factors it's a very difficult decision
27:12
we're also doing testing getting into
27:14
planes very strong testing state to do a
27:18
testing of people that leave planes
27:19
because they don't want to have people
27:20
coming in who are infected so
27:23
understanding that and the level of
27:25
testing has been enormous we're working
27:28
with the governor's ready
27:30
using testing domestic travel or people
27:33
coming some states are doing when they
27:35
land they're doing very strong very
27:37
powerful testing please go ahead
27:40
did you check up again this is going to
27:44
be horrendous well the thing that got me
27:47
about that particular I he answers the
27:50
question the guy asks him and then he
27:52
says then the reporters I check with the
27:53
airline so they don't know what you're
27:55
talking about the question hasn't been
27:58
asked yet so they don't even know what
28:01
Trump's saying but somehow before he
28:05
even asked them the question Trump
28:06
doesn't know what he's talking about
28:07
makes no sense in fact that press
28:10
conference was an abomination in many
28:12
ways I have a number of clips of him
28:14
giving it to the press if I want to hear
28:18
those right now but I a well deserved
28:21
and I want to point out that what is
28:23
happening with the press and a lot of
28:27
these journalists I think there's some
28:30
second-string younger ones you know the
28:32
old ones are all at home doing their own
28:34
makeup and want to make sure that they
28:36
don't die so send the young kids out but
28:39
they are not being journalists they're
28:42
there debating the president they're
28:44
debating him he'll start saying they
28:46
interrupt debate now but you said right
28:48
but this is not right
28:49
how can you go to stuff but how is it
28:53
it's like shut up for a second it's
28:57
really yes it's disturbing what they're
29:00
doing and it's not productive and the
29:02
questions are insulting if not
29:04
completely stupid
29:08
yes it's an embarrassment that's
29:12
question I want to hear on what you got
29:13
this plane well I got a couple of them
29:15
let's play let's start with Trump calls
29:19
out media for panic okay I don't see
29:27
that one they're under Trump yeah you
29:32
said AHA calls out media ah okay this
29:34
odd it's not an alphabetical order I'm
29:37
sorry okay here we go
29:39
clearly our sole consideration we want
29:41
to save lives we want as few
29:43
I've lost as possible it's therefore
29:47
critical that certain media outlets stop
29:50
spreading false rumors and creating fear
29:55
and even panic with the public it's just
29:59
incredible I could name them but it's
30:01
the same ones always the same ones and I
30:03
guess they're looking for ratings I
30:04
don't know what they're looking for so
30:06
bad for our country and so bad the
30:08
people understand it these you look at
30:11
the levels and approval ratings are
30:13
they're the lowest they've ever been for
30:15
media it's so bad for for our country so
30:19
bad for the world you know put it
30:22
together for a little while get this
30:23
over with and then go back to your fake
30:25
news I'll agree and disagree with them
30:28
yes is very bad so bad for the world but
30:31
the ratings are off the hook
30:32
yeah he kind of suggested that yeah they
30:36
are off the hook
30:36
tried this one Trump news conference
30:38
blast reporter yes schedules the banks
30:59
have been great through Morgan Chase
31:01
Bank of America they're so far ahead
31:05
this is typical with you in particular
31:08
we hear they're behind what they're not
31:11
behind it's been a flawless it's been
31:14
flawless so far far beyond our
31:16
expectations
31:17
you should say I hear you're doing well
31:19
but maybe I don't even hear of any
31:21
glitch they've done it billions of
31:24
dollars of loans to small businessman
31:26
and these are great loads these are
31:29
loans that get immediately paid off
31:30
these are loans that get businesses back
31:33
I wish you could answer ask a question
31:35
where something's working so well now
31:37
maybe things won't work well and I don't
31:39
mind that kind but where something's
31:41
working so well
31:42
and you ask a question in such a
31:44
negative way it's doing great yeah did
31:47
you get the clip of the reporter I
31:50
forgot to get this one of the reporters
31:52
saying
31:53
there's a rumor that the Czechs are
31:55
going to be delayed for four months
31:57
because you insist on signing them no
32:03
this one is under the word funniest this
32:06
is funniest truck that I thought this
32:08
was the absolute the moment of moments
32:14
you guys ever stop do you want to keep
32:17
going for a little while huh I mean do
32:19
you ever stop how many times yes and in
32:21
many cases it's the same actually a lot
32:23
of good questions go ahead but keep
32:25
going yes so you're not gonna blame me
32:27
that I kept it going too long people
32:29
said all we kept every time you'll ask
32:31
it no I mean no it's amazing
32:33
nothing every can't wind up I thought
32:36
we've gone through a little every I
32:38
think every single hand went up the last
32:40
time do you know what it shows you it
32:43
shows you that you love what you do go
32:44
ahead you do know you're doing some of
32:47
you do it well if I can insert one I got
32:55
one from Jim Jim Acosta from CNN and and
32:59
try and I'm playing this for a couple
33:01
reasons one so you can hear again just
33:03
insult to the public to the the public
33:06
does watch these I think that maybe the
33:10
maybe the journals forget that when
33:12
they're sitting in the in the briefing
33:14
room like make sure you get me on camera
33:16
but don't worry about it's just for the
33:17
package for tonight or whatever but
33:19
people watch it and they come across as
33:21
douchey and Trump has been doing
33:23
something very consistently which I want
33:25
to ask you a question about you have
33:28
said nobody could have seen this
33:29
pandemic coming but in fact secretaries
33:32
are at a bio defense summit in April
33:34
29th at force the people of course the
33:38
thing that people ask what keeps you
33:39
most up at night in the bio defense
33:42
world pandemic flu of course I think
33:44
everyone in this room
33:46
he shares that concern your own Health
33:49
and Human Services Secretary was aware
33:51
that this had the potential of being a
33:54
very big problem around the world a
33:55
pandemic of this nature drop the ball
33:58
well I always knew that pandemics are
34:00
one of the worst things could happen
34:02
there's been nothing like this since
34:04
probably 1917 that was the big one in
34:08
Europe it started actually here and went
34:10
to Europe probably I've heard about this
34:16
for a long time pandemics you don't want
34:19
pandemics and I don't think he was
34:21
talking about a specific pandemic he was
34:23
talking about the threat of a pandemic
34:25
could happen and it could happen
34:26
so a douchbag gotcha question to
34:30
literally say who dropped the ball
34:32
okay thanks Jim Acosta but why when the
34:36
Spanish flu is commonly known to have
34:39
started in 1918 why is the president so
34:42
consistently saying 1917 this has got to
34:45
be some kind of message that were not
34:47
understanding well there is a there is a
34:53
alternate theory that's been floating
34:55
around that it actually began in the
34:57
United States yes I that theory is also
35:01
listed on the wiki page yes and if you
35:05
there's a number of problems with that
35:07
theory one is how to get over there when
35:09
everyone's coming back from from there
35:10
which may it's a logically logically
35:14
inconsistent modern theory is the theory
35:16
only showed up in the 40s I think or the
35:19
50s or even later maybe the 60s but this
35:22
is you know somebody did some research
35:24
and found somebody drop dead you know
35:26
some Kansas bunk somewhere in the army
35:30
and they I don't know how to somehow
35:32
spread in the opposite direction we have
35:34
I just think it's bogus and I think
35:36
somehow he's gotten he bought into that
35:39
thesis and he's just going along with
35:42
that well say well ok wait the other
35:44
well I take these he doesn't do things
35:48
accidentally I agree that's that's a
35:50
fact so he so just taking the statement
35:52
at face value if you look at the wiki
35:54
page which may be the source of his
35:55
information for all I know
35:58
19:18 is the date that the if you look
36:03
at the united states a theory that it
36:06
started in 1918 in kansas if you look at
36:10
the united kingdom theory as it started
36:12
in the united kingdom it says in late
36:14
1970 military pathologist reported the
36:18
onset of a new disease with high
36:19
mortality that they later recognized as
36:21
the flu and this was at viola gist john
36:27
oxford and they had a camp of a hundred
36:30
thousand soldiers and that's where they
36:32
studied it or they introduced it i don't
36:34
know but that's me so maybe he's trying
36:36
to say yeah some people say we did it
36:38
but we know it really started in
36:39
nineteen seventy how about that is that
36:42
well i mean what else are we gonna do i
36:45
mean it's it's just odd and annoying
36:47
that he can and when he first started
36:49
saying it people were laughing like what
36:51
an idiot he's staying it all wrong now
36:53
they don't do that anymore but he
36:54
continues to say it so i'm just trying
36:56
to figure out the small stuff i have no
36:59
idea the 1917 doesn't bother me as much
37:02
as repeating it to kansas well which is
37:05
less isolated and all the sudden becomes
37:07
a worldwide phenomena i just don't see
37:09
it now as to the question of the the
37:13
Health and Human Services director being
37:16
well in the know over a year ago he knew
37:19
it was coming how did you drop the ball
37:21
you stupid orange man idiot hears foul
37:24
Chi
37:24
in twenty is America's doctor now
37:28
America's pandemic doctor the in 2017 at
37:33
George Washington University it's just
37:35
interesting the way he phrases pretty
37:37
much the same information given as you
37:39
heard from the introduction that I have
37:41
been around for a while and have had the
37:43
opportunity and the privilege and the
37:45
pleasure of serving in five
37:48
administrations I thought I would bring
37:51
that perspective to the topic today is
37:53
the issue of pandemic preparedness and
37:57
if there's one message that I want to
38:01
leave with you today based on my
38:03
experience and you'll see that in a
38:04
moment is that there is no question that
38:07
there will be a
38:09
Challenge the coming administration in
38:11
the arena of infectious diseases both
38:14
chronic infectious diseases in the sense
38:16
of already ongoing disease and we have
38:18
certainly a large burden of that but
38:20
also there will be a surprise outbreak
38:23
can I hope by the end of my relatively
38:25
short presentation you will understand
38:27
why history of the history of the last
38:31
32 years that I've been the director of
38:33
NIAID will tell the next administration
38:36
that there's no doubt in anyone's mind
38:38
that they will be faced with the
38:40
challenges that their predecessors were
38:43
faced with so I like this because he
38:46
says surprise outbreak like okay I mean
38:52
just interesting that he would use that
38:55
term surprise outbreak but more
38:58
interestingly if you really listen to
38:59
what he's saying
39:00
I think what he's saying after that is
39:03
if you look at my history you'll know
39:06
you're gonna be scared shitless listen
39:09
again to the second part listen to it
39:11
but also there will be a surprise
39:12
outbreak and I hope by the end of my
39:15
relatively short presentation you will
39:17
understand why history of the history of
39:21
the last 32 years that I've been the
39:23
director of NIH so he's saying the
39:25
history of my being a director for the
39:27
past 32 years not the history of
39:30
pandemics know his history that's what
39:33
I'm hearing him say the history of the
39:36
last 32 years that I've been the
39:38
director of NIAID will tell the next
39:41
administration that there's no doubt in
39:43
anyone's mind that they will be faced
39:45
with the challenges that their
39:47
predecessors were faced with seeing as
39:49
he seems wherever he goes pandemics show
39:52
up maybe that's true
39:54
five administration's and his his
39:58
tentacles reach much deeper than I ever
40:01
imagined and his job is to scare people
40:05
witness dr. Drew who is backpedaling a
40:08
little bit he is now saying hey you know
40:11
for all the things I said I'm optimistic
40:14
but this does seem to be a little
40:16
different than the flu and I've been
40:19
following dr. drew very closely inside
40:21
you know it would be
40:22
for me to not to stop believing what
40:24
he's saying now he's being cagey but he
40:27
reveals something about his connection
40:30
to doctor foul cheat which is telling
40:32
I've been trying to stay optimistic the
40:34
entire time I would say the main thing I
40:37
think that she thought was the sort of
40:39
the philosophy of this illness the fact
40:41
that it's able to you know really cause
40:44
a crash all of a sudden out of the blue
40:46
even in young people and that's what's a
40:48
feature of this illness that I wasn't
40:50
where till it sort of landed here
40:51
stateside I'm still optimistic I still
40:54
believe no one's more innovative and
40:56
responsive of the US healthcare system I
40:58
believe we're gonna start knocking down
40:59
the hospitalization rates and deathly
41:01
the inactivity I'm still optimistic and
41:04
being optimistic is something that makes
41:07
people angry I'm sorry but I'm still
41:10
very optimistic in spite of the fact
41:12
that I'm you know completely signed up I
41:15
was in from the beginning I've also been
41:16
saying follow dr. pouchy whatever he
41:18
says that's what we got to do the reason
41:20
I got on the radio in 1983 is because I
41:23
was part of the army that doctor foul
41:25
she put together back then I was working
41:27
on the frontlines of the AIDS epidemic
41:29
and we were chanting about 10 million
41:33
deaths 10 million deaths there's gonna
41:34
be millions of dead if we don't you know
41:36
talk to educate people about this
41:38
illness and how its transmitted now we
41:40
were off by a factor of 100 in terms of
41:43
our predictions then and we
41:45
congratulated ourselves for scaring the
41:47
hell out of a generation and hopefully
41:50
change their behavior but really what
41:51
changes of course that illness was
41:53
therapeutics the fact that we came up
41:55
with effective treatment to turn AIDS
41:57
from a death sentence which is what I
41:59
was dealing with my training and early
42:01
career to a chronic illness and I think
42:04
we're gonna get the same thing here are
42:06
just a great faith in our our innovation
42:09
and at US healthcare so did dr. Drew get
42:14
a recall into the foul Chi army did he
42:17
get a little knock on the door say chill
42:19
out we got it you're making it sound too
42:21
easy this is no good and Salix something
42:26
changed and and he's slipping the
42:29
therapeutics in there but that is also
42:31
not really the message of dr. Fauci or
42:33
anyone behind him
42:35
which we've now determined the data
42:37
they're presenting dr. Burks is
42:39
presenting is from health data org 100%
42:43
funded by the Gates Foundation from its
42:45
inception in 2005 up until the most
42:47
recent funding round of a quarter
42:49
quarter of a billion dollars from the
42:52
Gates Foundation and of course is run by
42:55
Chris Murray who used to work for World
42:58
Health Organization Rhodes Scholar he
43:00
has all the qualifications that's the
43:02
data that's being presented to us for
43:04
the curve that was that we had a
43:07
switcheroo first we were using the
43:09
Imperial model then Neil Ferguson had to
43:12
say well you know is gonna be different
43:15
something's made up about because we
43:18
didn't take mitigation into account okay
43:20
so now we've gone from 2 million dead in
43:23
the u.s. to 200,000 now it's 160,000 is
43:26
what's expected because the models are
43:28
just overestimating everywhere and all
43:31
of this points back to Bill Gates and
43:33
Bill Gates has been very active in the
43:35
media of a couple of clips but perhaps
43:37
the most telling was shown by Chris
43:40
Hayes and just to set the stage of how
43:44
much Bill Gates hates Donald Trump that
43:47
on a recent foundation video chat which
43:51
for some reason Chris Hayes is allowed
43:53
to put on television
43:55
Bill Gates spoke extensively about Trump
43:58
and none of it was flattering as you can
44:01
imagine some of it just well what you'd
44:02
expect you ever wonder what people
44:04
who've actually met Donald Trump
44:05
especially powerful successful people in
44:07
American business and Beyond who've had
44:09
to try and interact with him because
44:11
he's leader the free world say about
44:13
those encounters behind closed doors all
44:16
in has obtained some never-before-seen
44:18
footage that gives you a good idea of
44:20
what one of the wealthiest men in the
44:22
world Bill Gates thinks of the President
44:24
Bill Gates took questions during a
44:26
recent Gates Foundation meeting with
44:27
staff and he talked about meeting Donald
44:29
Trump
44:35
before he was elected there was a thing
44:39
during election where he and I were at
44:42
the same place no matter how rich you
44:52
are you still got a virtue signal isn't
44:54
that interesting the one of the richest
44:56
guys in the world still has this need to
44:59
virtue signal to his audience to the
45:35
driven away grand entrance and Alec
45:42
anyway so on I first talked to him it
45:47
was actually kind of scary how well he
45:49
knew how much you know about my
45:50
daughter's appearance
45:52
[Applause]
45:54
oh let's just point out he's really
45:59
creepy in two young girls my favorite
46:28
our vaccine safe the Kent the president
46:31
wanted to know and he's talking to
46:32
somebody I don't know some guy named
46:34
Anna Robert Kennedy jr. something like
46:37
that nobody who cares about you know I
46:40
can't remember the guys name
47:10
[Music]
47:14
[Applause]
47:15
[Laughter]
47:18
okay so you get the idea not a lot of
47:21
regard for the president he's just an
47:23
idiot I'm sure that's exactly what he
47:26
said hey is that HIV the same is HPV
47:29
just a different letter that's exactly
47:33
what happens so let's see what the gates
47:37
plan is I think we need to set it up
47:39
properly
47:52
[Music]
48:03
let's start it off with Bill Gates this
48:08
is from a CBS interview he doesn't want
48:12
anyone to go back to work he's on board
48:14
well of course he's propagating to foul
48:16
Qi we really need to just keep the whole
48:18
country shut down Microsoft co-founder
48:20
and billionaire philanthropist Bill
48:22
Gates is urging the federal government
48:24
to shut down the entire country to save
48:27
lives so far the Bill and Melinda Gates
48:29
Foundation has donated 100 million
48:32
dollars to fight the corona virus
48:34
they're focused on detection isolation
48:37
and treatment of the virus and finding a
48:40
vaccine Kate says the u.s. failed to get
48:43
ahead of the outbreak but it's not too
48:45
late to make up for lost time yes he
48:48
wants the entire country shut down and
48:50
this is a big problem because people
48:51
don't understand why this can't happen I
48:54
mean can we just shut down the country I
48:56
mean this is no easy here is Savannah
48:58
Guthrie on The Today Show asking dr.
49:01
Fauci about it
49:02
pouchy disciple and business partner of
49:04
gates can I ask you about that you know
49:06
more states yesterday started having
49:09
these stay at home orders but not all
49:11
states do and even the states that do
49:13
some have exemptions Florida exempts
49:16
religious services in some cases I
49:18
thought New Hampshire had exempted
49:20
florists at one point Arizona had
49:22
exempted Hair Salons at some point I
49:25
mean with all due deference to states
49:27
shouldn't there be a national order a
49:31
national lock down or requirement rather
49:34
than this hodgepodge piecemeal method
49:36
you know you have a point there of
49:38
sivanna but it's one of those things
49:41
that in our country there still is that
49:43
issue central government versus the
49:45
ability and the right of a state to make
49:47
their own decision but again I agree
49:50
with you when you see things like some
49:52
it's just
49:52
irritating we have this issue when can
49:55
we get rid of that stupid issue with the
49:58
states I mean are you crazy people do
50:02
not understand the Civic's of the United
50:04
States
50:05
I doubt Savannah Guthrie can even find
50:07
any state on the map it is and and and
50:11
foul she has been saying this in other
50:12
places again he's been I think he's been
50:14
asked to roll back a little bit but he
50:17
it's it's coming out as about this I
50:19
can't believe what are we so backwards
50:21
we don't have health care for everybody
50:23
we can't tell the states what's to do
50:25
you know and and this is particularly
50:29
pushed by the Democrats there are the
50:32
national government they want a
50:34
globalist people yes they want the they
50:37
want the national lockdown martial law
50:39
essentially because you have to police
50:41
it and they also want the defense
50:43
production act to be rolled out across
50:44
every single country every single
50:46
company in the country they just keep
50:49
pushing for these truly fascists yes
50:52
that's also socialist demand economy we
50:57
want to build this we want you to build
50:58
that we want you to be where the central
51:00
authority we want you to build this we
51:02
want you to get to work on this and
51:04
that'll solve everything
51:05
so has Bill Gates actually ever spoken
51:08
to the president amidst all of this
51:10
seeing as his dad is being used his
51:12
companies are being used his people are
51:14
being used his disciples are being used
51:16
you've been in touch with leaders in
51:18
Washington have you talked with the
51:20
president about this I've not talked
51:23
directly to the president our foundation
51:26
is trying to be as helpful in a very
51:28
constructive way as possible and that's
51:30
why I've talked to the head of the
51:32
pharmaceutical companies we've talked to
51:34
a lot of the agencies including CDC and
51:38
NIH about how we work together on the
51:40
vaccine and the drugs I don't like his
51:43
little laughter anywhere in that at all
51:46
it's like now I haven't talked to the
51:47
president but I'm talking to everybody
51:49
I'm talking to all the agencies or the
51:52
farmers I'm like the president I'm
51:53
really the president I know what's going
51:56
on oh yeah
51:57
thanks Bill
52:00
let's see what he really would like back
52:06
in 2015 you warned that we were not
52:08
ready for the next epidemic
52:09
why have I have aren't we better
52:12
prepared well in fact very little
52:15
investment was made for example being
52:18
able to ramp up diagnostic capacity very
52:21
quickly our foundation and some other
52:23
governments did work on some new vaccine
52:26
platforms which are the most promising
52:28
but you know sadly because you can't
52:31
estimate the risk and it was something I
52:34
was you know trying to talk about and
52:37
you know thought we had some engagement
52:39
on but then actually the personnel in
52:41
this area were were cutbacks you know I
52:44
think let's just revisit what he's
52:46
saying he's saying hey man we were all
52:48
cool we had the vaccines ready we could
52:51
have been saving people right now but
52:53
unfortunately Trump defunded that part
52:56
within the CDC which was exactly what
52:59
what the solution was going to be set up
53:01
big set up from Bill Gates here
53:03
diagnostic by the way before you go on
53:06
he also equates his foundation with with
53:09
with national governments of course of
53:12
course what he said he's got Foundation
53:14
and other why aren't we better prepared
53:22
well in fact very little investment was
53:25
made for example being able to ramp up
53:29
diagnostic capacity very quickly our
53:31
foundation and some other governments
53:33
did work great catch probably has more
53:39
money than most other governments on so
53:41
no vaccines which are the most promising
53:43
but you know via the vaccine platforms
53:46
that were the most promising but no
53:49
sadly because you can't estimate the
53:52
risk and it was something I was you know
53:54
trying to talk about and you know
53:57
thought we had some engagement on but
53:59
then actually the personnel in this area
54:01
were were cut back you know I think this
54:04
time people understand that this is a
54:07
trillions of dollars event it's going to
54:09
be hundreds of thousands of lives on a
54:12
global basis
54:14
I think now people understand why those
54:18
alarms were raised and that for the next
54:22
one we will be far more ready than we
54:24
were for this one okay well what is
54:28
opening up look like to you bill can we
54:30
all just get a test just a simple test
54:32
that says yeah you've had it you're
54:35
clear you're an uninfected human
54:36
resource you know it's really
54:38
unprecedented even the issue of once you
54:40
get the case numbers down
54:42
what does opening up look like you know
54:44
which activities like schools have such
54:47
benefit and can be done in a way that
54:48
the risk of transmission is very low and
54:50
which activities like mass gatherings
54:53
may be in a certain sense more optional
54:57
and so until you're widely not saying
54:59
that those may not come back at all
55:05
he wants us all to get vaccinated he
55:08
really doesn't want people having it
55:10
getting over it no no no no in fact he
55:13
wants it to be kind of like the movies
55:15
if he could be the hero do you think
55:17
we're we're gonna think about pandemics
55:19
differently from now on well that is for
55:22
sure I you know there were a few movies
55:24
they weren't that popular about this and
55:28
to make them at least a little bit
55:30
popular they usually had some miracle
55:31
happen at the end where some hero you
55:34
know invented something and boom
55:35
everything was back to normal
55:38
no the awareness of this is a threat and
55:40
probably the biggest threat to you know
55:43
kill tens of millions of people
55:46
did he say the awareness of this is the
55:48
threat that's exactly what he said he
55:50
said the awareness is the threat which
55:53
is the threat that's a panic fear
55:55
instead of you know yeah let's listen
55:56
the last part and probably the biggest
55:58
threat everything was back to normal
56:02
no the awareness of this is a threat and
56:04
probably the biggest threat to you know
56:08
kill tens of millions of people that
56:11
will be permanently embedded so this
56:14
time I do this is also gonna kill people
56:19
yes and it's but it's permanently
56:21
embedded now that will be permanently
56:24
embedded so this time I do think we will
56:27
get ourselves ready for the next
56:29
pandemic oh it's just a test run okay
56:33
we'll be ready for it next time it'll be
56:35
firmly embedded in our psyche that we'll
56:38
all flip out these people do not have
56:42
humankind at the front of in front of
56:44
mine for them this is not what this is
56:46
about he's deluded at this point the
56:51
Chinese are are already doing a former
56:53
we have all kinds of initiatives of
56:55
course but the the qr-code may be one
56:58
way that we start to get back to work
57:00
this little QR code is a lot more
57:02
powerful than it looks
57:03
it helps collect data about your travel
57:05
history health status and more and
57:07
China's using it to track citizens and
57:10
stop those infected with the corona
57:12
virus
57:12
first you fill out a questionnaire it
57:14
asks for details like your body
57:16
temperature it then generates a color
57:18
code and at checkpoints popping up
57:20
across China green means go it's my
57:24
first time to come outside after the
57:26
epidemic but I already use the QR codes
57:29
several times and I think it's good it's
57:32
proof of your identity our country is
57:34
upgrading and I think it's good to carry
57:36
it out the codes are being scanned
57:39
everywhere from restaurants to apartment
57:41
blocks major cities and more than half
57:43
of China's provinces have started to use
57:46
the color codes a way to make tracking
57:48
down infected people easier for
57:50
authorities precipitating change this is
57:56
this is the 911 of this age things are
57:59
gonna change you're gonna have marks
58:01
marks that say you're good you're not
58:03
good you know you're gonna have six
58:06
shakes you're gonna have to some have
58:08
some kind of certificate which Gates of
58:12
course would love for that to be you
58:16
know for that to be digital there it is
58:18
listen this eventually what we'll have
58:20
to have a certificates of who's a
58:22
recovered person who's a vaccinated
58:24
person you hear that that's very is very
58:26
distinct difference he wants to have
58:28
certificates that show not healthy no no
58:30
if you are vaccinated which means you're
58:34
the best human being or if you just
58:36
recovered eventually what we'll have to
58:38
have a certificate sub who's a recovered
58:41
person who's a vaccinated person I
58:43
suggest yellow stars I think these have
58:45
worked well historic just break that out
58:47
we haven't had that in a while
58:49
so where do you what do you think John I
58:51
mean it's it seems like there is some
58:53
real sickness there's some real
58:54
conflicting information on what's
58:56
happening with people how they're being
58:57
treated at the same time there's this
59:00
incredible agenda to push us towards and
59:02
we haven't really discussed it much
59:04
because of such an old trope
59:06
vaccinations but testing testing testing
59:10
has been the mantra from day one
59:12
certainly from Nancy Pelosi
59:15
so maybe the idea is everyone's got to
59:17
get tested so we do have you down we got
59:19
you down we got your cell phone Google
59:22
is not bashful or saying that just
59:23
handing over the data to
59:24
everyone who wants to use it every state
59:26
every County any municipality and that's
59:29
not cell cell tower triangulation it's
59:32
Google Maps and all their other ways of
59:34
doing it and the apps that are on your
59:35
phone so where does this leave us it
59:39
means what completely leaves us in the
59:42
indirection they've been trying to push
59:43
us before Trump came along and kind of
59:45
upset the applecart which is one of the
59:47
reasons I'm sure case is not too happy
59:49
with Trump it has to make up story how
59:52
like a HPV HIV same thing yeah so so you
59:58
keep trying to get us back on track
1:00:00
toward the one-world government yeah
1:00:02
because there's a lot of messaging about
1:00:04
well this would be better if it was
1:00:05
coordinated worldwide and we have the
1:00:08
devout she and gates going on about to
1:00:10
be better if there was one national
1:00:12
government because the national
1:00:14
government could make everybody stay
1:00:15
home in the whole country
1:00:16
even though certain states like Trump
1:00:18
said in the press conference there are a
1:00:20
number of states when he was grilled
1:00:22
about this that have not put to stay in
1:00:25
place order in because this is state and
1:00:28
I don't know which states they are but
1:00:29
he says there's eight eight or more of
1:00:31
them and I'm guessing it's a state like
1:00:33
Montana where this you know there's not
1:00:35
even very few housing tracks I mean
1:00:38
there is some around some of the cities
1:00:39
but generally speaking it's wide open
1:00:41
there's no reason to shelter in place
1:00:43
when you're in an area like that and and
1:00:47
then there's and then the the the other
1:00:49
thing which does not mention it of
1:00:51
course is this Trump promoting this this
1:00:53
drug that much he resisted at first is
1:00:57
that he continues to resist it quite
1:01:00
honestly he keeps deflecting yeah he
1:01:03
does he just does not want people using
1:01:05
this drug which apparently works and
1:01:08
Trump keeps dropping these little bombs
1:01:11
in there yeah and I don't have the clips
1:01:13
for this but he talks about how lupus
1:01:15
patients have never gotten coronavirus
1:01:17
cuz that's the drug that they use yeah
1:01:19
and and and that Africa doesn't have it
1:01:21
because there's such a high
1:01:22
proliferation of anti malarial drugs
1:01:24
yeah and this anti-malarial drug that
1:01:27
keeps and the other one is the kicker
1:01:29
though the one that's going to be the
1:01:30
one that has to be studied it has to be
1:01:31
looked at eventually is India
1:01:34
India's the place that manufactures that
1:01:37
drug it's the main manufacturer of it
1:01:40
and that they could have it they have
1:01:41
the easiest access to it and they are
1:01:44
also the most crowded cramped conditions
1:01:46
there's no stay-at-home order you don't
1:01:48
think you even get one right to work if
1:01:50
India doesn't you have at least a I
1:01:53
don't know half a million dead by the
1:01:56
end of this thing you'd like in other
1:01:57
words in two or three weeks no there's
1:02:00
not something's wrong something's up
1:02:01
yeah they're trying other things as well
1:02:04
this is my favorite country should be
1:02:08
prepared for mail-in voting a lot of
1:02:12
people cheat with mail-in voting I think
1:02:14
people should vote with ID voter ID
1:02:17
I think voter ID is very important and
1:02:19
the reason they don't want voter ID is
1:02:21
because they intend to cheat and you get
1:02:24
something when you buy something you
1:02:25
look at your cards and credit cards and
1:02:27
different cards you have your picture
1:02:29
and many of them not all of them but are
1:02:30
many of them you should have a picture
1:02:33
on your on your voting it should be
1:02:37
called voter ID they should have that
1:02:39
and it shouldn't be mail and excuse me
1:02:41
it shouldn't be mail-in voting it should
1:02:44
be you go to a booth and you proudly
1:02:47
display yourself you don't send it in
1:02:50
the mail okay yeah who wants now someone
1:02:55
actually pushing for mail-in voting
1:02:57
come on in Washington State there's only
1:03:01
mail and voting has historically it's
1:03:05
been I just long as I know huh twenty
1:03:08
thirty forty years I don't know how long
1:03:10
it's been going on I didn't realize yeah
1:03:12
I think maybe more station just
1:03:14
Washington says rural states they no way
1:03:18
the thing that I can't quite put my
1:03:21
finger on but what concerns me the most
1:03:23
is how the how the fear really got
1:03:27
sparked how it really started to spin
1:03:29
out of control and I think it was the
1:03:31
moment when the media flipped from
1:03:34
basically agreeing with Trump
1:03:37
although they were pushing back because
1:03:40
he had instigated the China travel ban
1:03:43
they're like us it's not much it's
1:03:46
pretty easy we
1:03:47
had Pelosi out in Chinatown in San
1:03:50
Francisco saying at DeBlasio in
1:03:52
Chinatown in New York saying come on
1:03:54
down party it's not a problem everybody
1:03:56
so it was kind of they were pushing back
1:03:59
on the president because he had said
1:04:02
don't trust China and he had cut off the
1:04:04
China flight so it's almost as if that
1:04:07
was the problem is China specifically
1:04:11
then suddenly it flips and and I think
1:04:16
it was when Trump started saying China
1:04:18
virus Chinese virus then the media went
1:04:21
all-in against him first with your being
1:04:23
racist and then within a matter of a few
1:04:29
days you were slow you messed it up
1:04:31
people are gonna die hey I can only
1:04:34
think China had a hand in this flip and
1:04:38
if they did they're powerful man cuz
1:04:42
that was coordinated and it went fast
1:04:44
Fox News was was was fear-mongering as
1:04:47
well tucker carlson has been
1:04:49
fear-mongering from day one which
1:04:52
discredits these lawsuits against fox
1:04:55
who say that you know fox was being
1:04:58
irresponsible whatever well let's listen
1:05:01
to the on the Nightline show on ABC you
1:05:04
want to hear something kind of along
1:05:05
those lines this is first I'll play the
1:05:08
opener so you get it well actually I'm
1:05:10
not gonna play the only let's play the
1:05:11
real deal this is Byron Pitts and he
1:05:16
this is what you just said this is kind
1:05:18
of what the accusations are now he
1:05:21
throws a zinger one of these accusations
1:05:23
at pence who's on his show and I have to
1:05:26
say Pence is the old-fashioned style of
1:05:29
politician sorry he's the old-fashioned
1:05:35
kind of politician don't get to see it
1:05:36
much he did not only do flex but he
1:05:40
answers a different question in a very
1:05:42
slick way and and the thing is that this
1:05:45
is so obviously scripted I have another
1:05:47
example of it it's so obviously scripted
1:05:49
that this Byron guy he just reads the
1:05:53
scripted question and doesn't care what
1:05:55
one's pants says because he doesn't do
1:05:58
any follow-up and let's go through the
1:06:00
Vice President I have a final
1:06:01
question for you hi and I asked us not
1:06:03
us in a political way but for you sir
1:06:05
like so many of us in our nation you are
1:06:07
a person of deep faith no one doubts
1:06:09
that when you talk to God in your
1:06:11
moments alone now find yourself worrying
1:06:13
at all that people you represent and
1:06:15
care deeply about have died and will die
1:06:18
who did not need to because of steps the
1:06:21
federal government did not take soon
1:06:23
enough well thank you for mentioning
1:06:27
that we are talking about one American
1:06:29
at a time and I promise you that's the
1:06:32
way President Trump thinks of this it's
1:06:34
the way I think of it we wanted the
1:06:36
American people to see the numbers so
1:06:39
that we understand the challenging days
1:06:40
that lie ahead but I want people to know
1:06:44
that our future is in your hands
1:06:47
that if every one of us will do and put
1:06:51
into practice the guidelines for America
1:06:53
that that we can bring those numbers
1:06:55
down I really do believe him we'll get
1:06:59
through this and we'll come out stronger
1:07:01
than ever before vice president Mike
1:07:03
Pence thank you sir God speak to you pen
1:07:06
Pence is showing what he's made of these
1:07:09
days in fact I think the Democrats are
1:07:11
more afraid of him now because he does
1:07:14
know how to do this kind of stuff and
1:07:18
he's a crazy Christian man Mooney's it
1:07:21
so this here's this earlier in the in
1:07:24
the conversation this is the original
1:07:26
one of the early Byron Pitts questions I
1:07:29
this called the opener and this is again
1:07:31
showing pence answering a different
1:07:34
question and just getting blowing right
1:07:37
by the guy and it's like so slick I mean
1:07:40
that last one you heard him said well
1:07:41
thanks for that because this is what we
1:07:43
you know he's such a deflection it was
1:07:46
very good yeah it did a good job but yet
1:07:48
governor's both Republicans and
1:07:50
Democrats say they don't have what they
1:07:52
need on our air every single night sir
1:07:55
we have doctors nurses foot soldiers on
1:07:57
the ground who with tears in their eyes
1:07:59
say they don't have what they need how
1:08:01
do you explain that discrepancy
1:08:03
we're leaving no stone unturned to make
1:08:07
sure that our health care workers on the
1:08:09
front lines have the protective
1:08:11
equipment to be able to do their job
1:08:14
stay healthy while they do it we're
1:08:16
speaking regularly particularly with
1:08:19
governors in New York and New Jersey in
1:08:21
Washington and California in areas where
1:08:23
there's been significant outbreak we've
1:08:26
been surging resources into those areas
1:08:28
whether it be the the n95 masks that
1:08:33
health care workers need to wear or
1:08:35
whether it be ventilators or gowns or
1:08:38
gloves and I promise you we are we're
1:08:41
delivering those by the millions we're
1:08:43
ordering them by the millions he does it
1:08:46
was such an interesting cadence and
1:08:48
urgency that by the time he's almost at
1:08:50
the end of his answer you forget what
1:08:52
the question was
1:08:53
yeah it's really good that's
1:08:55
old-fashioned
1:08:56
that is old-school and they're not used
1:08:59
to it apparently well not in this way he
1:09:03
does it he has a singular way of doing
1:09:04
it it's very and his eyes are his
1:09:08
eyebrows are both pointing toward the
1:09:11
middle and you know there was a Sai
1:09:13
browser lifted towards like a dot you
1:09:16
know like the dike the sad dog where I
1:09:18
you know it goes up in the middle and
1:09:20
he's yeah he drips on the right yeah he
1:09:22
makes good use of that oh I just feel
1:09:28
like petting him went back to China for
1:09:30
a second so we just saw another Chinese
1:09:33
CCP Communist Chinese Communist Party PR
1:09:37
move with the Nets owner and you know in
1:09:40
collaboration with Jack Ma and the other
1:09:43
co-founder of Alibaba bringing masks
1:09:46
over you know all China sent this China
1:09:50
I said this is what everyone wants you
1:09:51
to hear China's helping us so that's the
1:09:55
MBA china owns the MBA practically but
1:09:59
the media John I mean is it all really
1:10:03
that I know them Chinese money is
1:10:05
everywhere but maybe it's much further
1:10:07
than we realize I mean for all the media
1:10:09
suits which on a dime within maybe 48
1:10:13
hours week and it's always surrounding
1:10:17
something about China he's a little
1:10:21
disheartening I mean I know that they're
1:10:24
all pro-china and you know Trump sucks
1:10:27
but I mean that's a total takeover of
1:10:30
our information channels
1:10:32
well ABC again which is where you heard
1:10:35
that pence the two pence clips ABC is
1:10:38
very in trying to achieve for both
1:10:41
having amusement parks over there yeah
1:10:43
Disney and having a lot of production of
1:10:47
the movies Disney movies you know being
1:10:49
paid by the Chinese the Chinese their
1:10:53
infiltration is quite good
1:10:54
I think they've infiltrated probably all
1:10:57
the major media's because there's not
1:10:59
one major media out that doesn't have an
1:11:01
entertainment component but also recall
1:11:05
the governor's you remember Pompeyo
1:11:09
speaking to the governor's do you
1:11:13
remember that you're saying a lot of the
1:11:15
Chinese have a file on you they know
1:11:17
which of you governors are are Amina
1:11:21
Bowl which of you are not amenable
1:11:23
let me see maybe I have that clear
1:11:24
that's a good clip we should play that
1:11:26
again yeah what was that again I'll be
1:11:33
George got Pompey owes me yeah yeah it
1:11:36
does of course but oh here does China
1:11:39
Governor's Conference maybe this is it
1:11:41
here US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
1:11:43
had a warning for state and local
1:11:45
lawmakers Saturday as he addressed the
1:11:47
National Governors Association be weary
1:11:50
of China when it comes to doing business
1:11:53
I'm asking you to adopt a cautious
1:11:55
mindset Pompeyo a sharp critic of China
1:11:58
said Beijing seeks to exploit us
1:12:00
openness and freedom to undermine the
1:12:03
United States
1:12:04
he said China is trying to expand its
1:12:06
influence at the state and local levels
1:12:08
not just the federal level it's
1:12:10
happening in your states with
1:12:12
consequences for our foreign policy for
1:12:14
the citizens that reside in your state
1:12:16
states and indeed for each of you
1:12:19
just last month US prosecutors charged
1:12:22
Harvard University chemistry department
1:12:24
chair Charles Lieber with lying about
1:12:26
his alleged links to the Chinese
1:12:28
government
1:12:28
China has denounced pompey's past
1:12:31
comments targeting Beijing and the
1:12:32
ruling
1:12:33
party as vicious attacks China's foreign
1:12:36
ministry said his remarks reflect fear
1:12:38
and arrogance it's the thousand talents
1:12:41
program that's that's what that one
1:12:44
professor was arrested he was part of
1:12:46
that the China's thousands or CCP's
1:12:48
thousand taught talents program
1:12:50
governors are doing deals it's nodes
1:12:53
it's Belton Road initiative type deals
1:12:55
so maybe some of these governors who are
1:12:57
making odd decisions or contrarian
1:13:01
decisions or I don't know blocking
1:13:04
hydroxychloroquine who knows what kind
1:13:06
of deals I think it's much worse than we
1:13:11
ever even imagined I mean I don't see no
1:13:13
remedy B or one showing up in our PayPal
1:13:19
but we'll see I do know one thing we
1:13:23
don't dare get in Chinese money we don't
1:13:25
even get it I don't think we've even had
1:13:27
one donor from China in the history of
1:13:30
this show we might have had one or
1:13:33
someone who was in China at the time but
1:13:38
it's this this is this is what no one is
1:13:42
of course if no one's looking at it
1:13:43
because they're I think they're all a
1:13:45
not even de Blasio how can you trust the
1:13:47
Blasio how can you trust Cuomo went for
1:13:50
the past was it seven years China has
1:13:53
owned the New York The New York Times
1:13:55
Square New Year's Eve celebration
1:13:58
they've owned it yeah literally I mean
1:14:02
with their promos they're people on
1:14:04
stage they're ambassadors so is it
1:14:08
really that bad and can I have a message
1:14:13
for our friends of the CCP you've got me
1:14:16
I cannot defeat through any spam
1:14:20
filtering mechanism your incessant need
1:14:23
to spam me with your cheap-ass no-touch
1:14:25
thermometers I can't block this stuff I
1:14:29
know you don't get any spam but they
1:14:32
never got Nats the no touch no touch
1:14:36
thermometer it's like it's like a it's a
1:14:38
plague you can't get rid of it no matter
1:14:41
what
1:14:42
unless you blocked the term thermometer
1:14:46
huh
1:14:47
so they're doing a good job on that very
1:14:50
good job well so the show China's
1:14:54
tentacles into the American media in
1:14:57
particular it needs to be part of the
1:15:01
post-mortem so to speak of this this
1:15:03
whole operation that's taking place and
1:15:06
[Applause]
1:15:07
it's not just the New York Times that
1:15:09
does insert in fact maybe the New York
1:15:11
Times is Ground Zero when you think
1:15:13
about it the New York Times is
1:15:14
compromised because they have that big
1:15:16
China Daily insert and then and that's
1:15:18
probably a big part of their of their
1:15:20
revenue certainly now when there are no
1:15:23
more online revenues because the the
1:15:25
blacklist filters have put coronavirus
1:15:28
in everywhere so no one can advertise on
1:15:30
the single page legitimate or not but
1:15:36
the New York or the Washington Post also
1:15:37
has a Chinese insert made us yes maybe
1:15:43
maybe a Washington Post near Times run
1:15:47
the chip both run the China Daily
1:15:48
inserts maybe if you can compromise the
1:15:52
times and that's not an if by
1:15:55
compromising The Times all news flows
1:15:57
from the New York Times these days it
1:15:59
doesn't seem like there's much original
1:16:01
reporting going on though it has
1:16:03
historically the New York Times has
1:16:04
always been to page where they say paper
1:16:06
right they're not joking about it right
1:16:08
so perhaps what it's clear that China
1:16:12
has business relations the CCP I'm just
1:16:15
gonna say it properly because I got no
1:16:17
beef against the Chinese people yet but
1:16:20
the Chinese Communist Party yeah so they
1:16:23
have influence and they change the news
1:16:26
in the paper of record and that flows
1:16:28
out to everybody else you have I mean
1:16:29
they're all of these these two
1:16:32
publications the post and the times all
1:16:34
the pundits come from there they're on
1:16:36
MSNBC they're on CNN sometimes they make
1:16:39
it to Fox News rarely lot a lot of them
1:16:41
a PBS loaded with a PBS loaded up with
1:16:44
them so that's your connection there
1:16:47
and the New York Times which needs to be
1:16:51
discredited somehow yeah well good luck
1:16:55
good luck with that I mean they even
1:16:58
have a home delivery yet to remember the
1:17:01
worst part is they also have their
1:17:02
syndicate because most newspapers can't
1:17:04
afford there enough writers or reporters
1:17:07
or columnist so they just subscribe to
1:17:09
the New York Times and Washington Post
1:17:10
syndicates and they just run New York
1:17:13
Times so they run three you run the New
1:17:15
York Times stuff so we have a lot of New
1:17:17
York Times articles in the San Francisco
1:17:18
Chronicle you use the Washington Post
1:17:21
you run a lot of their articles in some
1:17:22
other paper and then you have the
1:17:24
Associated Press which is also possibly
1:17:27
compromised in some way or another but
1:17:29
they have a lot of anti Trump stuff on
1:17:31
and the what and The Associated Press
1:17:33
and when you read it when you read some
1:17:36
of these the way these are written with
1:17:38
the the vitriol aimed at the president
1:17:41
it's just it's screwy and I think a lot
1:17:45
of these reporters have been co-opted
1:17:48
unbeknownst to them yes I think a lot of
1:17:51
them are sincere when they think that
1:17:52
you know the they have these these
1:17:54
thoughts oh they have a great source who
1:17:57
knows everything and that source feeds
1:17:59
them you know the people familiar with
1:18:00
the president's thinking yeah
1:18:03
no it's bad hmm did you see the the
1:18:07
article in the business section of the
1:18:08
New York Times bailout the journalists
1:18:14
put a lot of links in the show notes the
1:18:16
easiest way to get is go to na show
1:18:18
notes com
1:18:19
you can go to no agenda show calm and
1:18:21
click from there but na show notes calm
1:18:25
[Music]
1:18:26
newspapers are failing at record pace
1:18:29
right now there are papers that are
1:18:32
going from seven days a week to two days
1:18:34
a week but mainly news rooms are letting
1:18:36
their staff go they're letting their
1:18:38
staff go it's hitting everybody the New
1:18:40
York Times is no exception and the
1:18:43
journalists are now feeling it and so
1:18:45
here is a sense I guess on behalf of the
1:18:48
journalists and this is in the New York
1:18:50
Times the time is now to make a painful
1:18:53
but necessary shift abandon most
1:18:56
for-profit local newspapers whose
1:18:58
business model no longer work
1:19:00
and move as fast as possible to a
1:19:02
national network of nimble new online
1:19:05
newsrooms that way we can rescue the
1:19:09
only thing worth saving about America's
1:19:12
gutted largely mismanaged local
1:19:14
newspaper companies the journalists and
1:19:18
then go on to say well this should be a
1:19:21
non-profit funded by you know outfits
1:19:25
like kaiser Health News because there's
1:19:27
no conflict there there it should be
1:19:29
perhaps funded by Facebook and Google
1:19:32
who you know who have taken all the
1:19:34
advertising or maybe it should just be a
1:19:38
rich sugar daddy you know maybe we could
1:19:40
get someone with a lot of money like I
1:19:42
don't know maybe Gates can fund that or
1:19:44
Warren Buffett not for a single second
1:19:47
even in the whole article does it come
1:19:49
out the people think of well maybe if we
1:19:52
made something people would pay for
1:19:54
because it's worthwhile no no they just
1:19:59
want money because this is essential
1:20:02
business what we're doing here an
1:20:04
Editors screw them publish our scrum now
1:20:10
this is this is curse this has been
1:20:12
attempted before with thinking of the
1:20:14
sites like patch yeah a backyard there's
1:20:18
a bunch of these over the fence there's
1:20:19
a bunch of these little operations that
1:20:21
try to indicate nobody goes online that
1:20:25
much I mean we do have a fairly
1:20:27
successful online operation around here
1:20:29
called Berkley site and it's it's a
1:20:32
little left but it's but they actually
1:20:33
do real reporting and of local stuff and
1:20:38
it's generally pretty good yeah but that
1:20:42
except for you know these kinds of
1:20:43
exceptions and it's still I'm sure I'm
1:20:46
just barely making out any money because
1:20:49
you just can't write you well it's just
1:20:50
not doable the mistake that everyone's
1:20:52
made making I'll just say we're the
1:20:54
living proof of it the mistake is that
1:20:56
you can have networks of anything you
1:20:58
can't monetize these networks it does
1:21:00
not work we've tried it it's it it's
1:21:02
with with content today the value for
1:21:06
value model at a local almost hyper
1:21:09
local geographic level or geography of
1:21:13
interest
1:21:14
is the only way to go I do not see I do
1:21:18
not see another way of making it work
1:21:20
and the distrust that people will now
1:21:22
have in anything mainstream is only
1:21:25
going to grow what's getting worse and
1:21:27
worse I mean I had a link in the
1:21:29
newsletter people should look at that
1:21:30
linked to a video and I hope it's still
1:21:33
up I'd be surprised if he didn't take it
1:21:35
down of some woman you've seen her
1:21:37
before she comes on she does these
1:21:39
fairly well-structured video pieces on
1:21:43
YouTube showing all these hot sheets
1:21:46
they play a news clip from somebody and
1:21:49
then they showed they go right
1:21:50
immediately to the hospital as big
1:21:52
crowds supposed to be there's nobody
1:21:54
there and it shows hospital after
1:21:56
hospital and who danced some followed
1:21:58
some German guy around who went right
1:22:00
into some Hospital roamed around there
1:22:02
was no code yeah I know yeah and there's
1:22:05
and there's lots of documentation to
1:22:08
show that this is being exaggerated by
1:22:10
the mainstream without explanation by
1:22:12
the way we don't know why they're doing
1:22:13
it I mean maybe I mean I we both know a
1:22:18
common reporter who and I could say she
1:22:21
works for one of the news magazines and
1:22:25
she said that they were sending her out
1:22:28
to do a some la coverage about the
1:22:32
corona virus and they kept going from so
1:22:35
you got to find a street that's empty
1:22:37
that went out of their way to find some
1:22:39
area in LA where there was nobody went
1:22:41
it you know just for the scene set up
1:22:44
and she says it took all day and but
1:22:47
they found it and it she says most of
1:22:49
these reports were exaggerated nonsense
1:22:51
she's kind of a probably more of a right
1:22:54
winger than the typical media reporter
1:22:57
and it's just a lot of this has just
1:23:00
been a phony DUP I mean if you listen to
1:23:03
just you just listen to the way they're
1:23:05
presenting this stuff I have it let me
1:23:07
play these clips this is Lester Holt uh
1:23:11
Lester Holt I got three I got a bunch of
1:23:13
clothes from him here's Lester Holt
1:23:16
using words more people have died in New
1:23:19
York in the last day that a nearly the
1:23:21
whole of March
1:23:23
death toll doubling since Tuesday - more
1:23:25
than 3000 and tonight new hot spots
1:23:28
erupting across the country with still
1:23:30
no national strategy or unified defense
1:23:33
plan we have the national strategy we
1:23:40
also have the the usage of the words
1:23:42
we've had more deaths than almost almost
1:23:46
the whole of what does that mean this is
1:23:49
almost in other words it's just a weasel
1:23:52
word you know and so he's play putting
1:23:54
this putting this report together with a
1:23:56
bunch of weasel words let's go with
1:23:57
Lester Holt New York anger but here in
1:24:00
the epicenter the plea for help is
1:24:02
piercing in its urgency and with our
1:24:04
team in place New York is where we start
1:24:06
tonight with Gabe Gutierrez this is the
1:24:09
emergency room inside Maimonides Medical
1:24:12
Center in Brooklyn doctors now call it a
1:24:15
battle zone everyone that's in here
1:24:17
today is here due to breathing problems
1:24:20
almost uniformly all from Kovan tonight
1:24:23
growing anger from the nation's
1:24:25
coronavirus epicenter we are afraid for
1:24:28
our patients we're afraid for our
1:24:30
families we are afraid for our lives at
1:24:32
another hospital these nurses are
1:24:34
calling it a daily suicide mission with
1:24:36
a lack of PPE personal protective
1:24:38
equipment yeah again we just have more
1:24:42
of this this is what we were talking
1:24:43
about earlier in the show I might get
1:24:45
through these try and clip to Governor
1:24:55
Andrew Cuomo has now signed an executive
1:24:57
order allowing the state and the
1:24:59
National Guard to take ventilators and
1:25:01
PPE from hospitals that have too much
1:25:03
and redistribute them to those who need
1:25:06
it most
1:25:07
am I willing to deploy the National
1:25:09
Guard and inconvenience people for
1:25:11
several several hundred lives you're
1:25:12
damn right I am
1:25:14
wait wait a minute
1:25:16
I got a play a follow up to that did you
1:25:18
hear gavin newsom yeah he's all in if
1:25:22
you want to establish a framework of
1:25:24
martial law which is ultimate authority
1:25:26
and enforcement we have the capacity to
1:25:29
do that but we are not at this moment
1:25:31
feeling that as necessity necessity oops
1:25:34
yeah gavin newsom governor of california
1:25:36
martial law we can do it you know the
1:25:40
finish of it - clip three Governor Cuomo
1:25:42
says that more than 20,000 out-of-state
1:25:45
medical volunteers have signed up to
1:25:47
help but late today an emergency alert
1:25:49
rang on phones throughout New York
1:25:52
asking for more luster but how many
1:25:56
people are infected that leave 20,000
1:25:59
people I mean now you want another
1:26:02
emergency we need more than 20,000 this
1:26:04
guy this Cuomo guy is really getting out
1:26:06
of my nerves
1:26:08
well yeah you know they they love him he
1:26:13
should replace Joe Biden he should be
1:26:16
the newer than the new canid now only
1:26:19
three shows ago I think we talked about
1:26:21
how these celebrities are all on their
1:26:25
on their lockdown and they're doing
1:26:27
cutesy stuff and that's over
1:26:30
the hashtag Hollywood just found out has
1:26:34
been trending and people are sick and
1:26:36
tired of Hollywood celebrities
1:26:38
complaining and it's like oh complaining
1:26:41
lose your house right the irony of it
1:26:45
all I got a stay at home in my 100,000
1:26:48
square foot mansion yeah there's a lot
1:26:51
of a lot of hate for the for the celebs
1:26:54
let me see what the latest is Hollywood
1:26:57
just found out they are non-essential
1:26:59
Hollywood just found out no one cares
1:27:01
how they look without makeup Hollywood
1:27:04
just found out celebrities are not
1:27:07
essential donate some money to hospitals
1:27:09
make an actual difference Hollywood just
1:27:11
found out we can do without you again so
1:27:16
you know this the backlash is happening
1:27:19
and combined with the stop the almost
1:27:23
instantaneous stop of revenues that's
1:27:27
gonna get the chinese attention pretty
1:27:29
soon then it's all it's only good for
1:27:33
alternative media I think people are
1:27:35
sick and tired of what they're seeing
1:27:38
and what they're seeing is the
1:27:40
production wise is so poor that your
1:27:44
basic run-of-the-mill podcast is better
1:27:45
oh yeah and more entertaining we figured
1:27:48
out how to talk with Skype lags and gaps
1:27:51
and double Enders and reach-arounds and
1:27:54
we figured out how to light stuff at
1:27:56
home we figured out how to make a room
1:27:59
that is Bhoomi sound like it's NPR with
1:28:02
noise gating we figured all of this out
1:28:04
where you guys been
1:28:05
you know Hari Srinivasan who does the
1:28:09
weekend a PBS show from his basement on
1:28:13
a on a he's got his back wall keyed it's
1:28:16
not green screen but Sachi if some
1:28:18
starting together and he's lit in such a
1:28:22
way that I swear to god you look at me
1:28:23
oh my god he looks like Boris Karloff in
1:28:27
in a Frankenstein movie he doesn't know
1:28:30
how to light his own face no no they
1:28:33
have no idea the law talking about that
1:28:35
here's listen to the here's a sound
1:28:37
check I've got a bunch of bill mark
1:28:39
Lister this was under Bill Maher this is
1:28:42
the way his is
1:28:43
show came out cuz he's doing it from his
1:28:45
basement
1:28:47
now is this an actual is he doing an
1:28:49
actual soundcheck or is this you no no
1:28:51
no this is my soundcheck of his this is
1:28:53
the real on the air sound here we go
1:28:56
alright we are delighted to have the
1:28:58
presidential candidate an independent
1:29:00
senator from Vermont Bernie Sanders is
1:29:03
with us as he has been many times on our
1:29:05
show never under such circumstances
1:29:08
Bernie you are a guy who has seen a lot
1:29:12
of things where do you place this crisis
1:29:15
in American history never in my lifetime
1:29:18
bill what we're looking at now is
1:29:21
absolutely unprecedented
1:29:24
Bernie's Mike sounds pretty good
1:29:26
actually actually Bernie sounded pretty
1:29:27
good stuff he had us some Skype break up
1:29:29
yeah and here's now we're gonna go and
1:29:31
dead these are the mark lips isn't Marv
1:29:33
but wait and this there's two of these
1:29:37
clips apparently somebody is at his
1:29:41
residence violating the rules no and
1:29:44
they adjusted his mic because now it
1:29:49
sounds sounds pretty decent he did
1:29:50
somebody at the studio was wherever
1:29:52
they're mixing this thing said oh my god
1:29:54
bill can you go on Mars Mike and fix it
1:29:58
move his lab somewhere and so now he
1:30:00
actually sounds reasonably okay and he I
1:30:03
know he didn't do the adjustment but
1:30:06
let's go and play this clip which one is
1:30:07
it this will be the Marv on aid from
1:30:10
Trump which really irked me I find one
1:30:13
of the Wow stop I can tell you exactly
1:30:15
what happened he had he had a love on
1:30:19
but the sound card selected the internal
1:30:23
microphone instead of the law or
1:30:25
whatever that's exactly what happened on
1:30:27
the laptop or whatever yeah every
1:30:33
podcaster knows but no not not the pros
1:30:37
I find one of the most galling parts of
1:30:40
this is that the president is favoring
1:30:42
certain states over the others governors
1:30:46
who aren't nice to him as he calls it
1:30:48
get a lot of attention and all the
1:30:50
equipment they want to me this is even
1:30:53
more of an impeaches of law
1:30:54
why utilize or Russia how do you stop a
1:30:58
president who is blatantly not the
1:31:01
president of every state equally how do
1:31:03
you stop a president who sends aid to
1:31:07
Florida for example because he likes the
1:31:09
governor there but not here to
1:31:10
California or Illinois oh people are not
1:31:18
stupid anymore they see through this
1:31:21
stuff you know what's that big ship in
1:31:24
California where they said that they did
1:31:29
the president's done everything he can
1:31:30
and the presidents complimented him back
1:31:32
so then that's California meanwhile
1:31:34
Marcinko here in California
1:31:37
bullcrap that's a blatant lie so we're
1:31:41
late it's Bernie jump right into well
1:31:43
it's crazy I can't believe it yeah
1:31:45
Bernie so we can play the second part of
1:31:49
this if you want this I've been saying
1:31:51
for a number of years that if Trump
1:31:53
loses the election he's not going to
1:31:55
leave now I notice a lot of people are
1:31:58
talking about this very issue if you are
1:32:01
elected president and Trump gets out
1:32:03
there and says well there were
1:32:04
irregularities and it was rigged and it
1:32:06
was this and it was that and I'm not
1:32:09
going anywhere until we find out we're
1:32:11
on them on what do you do well you
1:32:14
mobilize the American people in a way
1:32:16
that they have never been mobilized
1:32:18
before to essentially remind this
1:32:22
president that whether he likes it or
1:32:23
not we live in a democracy and that the
1:32:27
majority the American people through the
1:32:29
electoral process will determine who the
1:32:33
next president is so you know what
1:32:35
you're describing is a nightmarish
1:32:37
scenario with regard to democracy in
1:32:40
America do I think you're crazy and
1:32:42
off-the-wall I suspect not oh they said
1:32:47
it about Obama
1:32:48
they said it about Bush they said Nix
1:32:51
every president gets the and although
1:32:55
we're now the closest towards martial
1:32:57
law he's gonna delay the elections
1:33:01
where's that one we need that one to pop
1:33:03
up and yeah I'll be popping up she's
1:33:06
everything pop ID by the way I have a
1:33:08
Corona
1:33:08
virus I so you want to play this yeah
1:33:10
yeah let's see what we got here and
1:33:12
we're always looking for a good eye so
1:33:14
it's going straight into the end spot
1:33:16
here we go
1:33:17
coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus yep
1:33:21
yep I don't think I have anything that
1:33:23
can beat that that's good I like it a
1:33:26
couple things to mention ah sadly we
1:33:29
lost James Maggie Majella s' he's the
1:33:35
world war two vet that I hung out with
1:33:37
if you remember John he he turned 103
1:33:41
not too long ago he fought at the at the
1:33:44
Battle of the Bulge and alright he's one
1:33:47
of the most decorated 82nd airborne
1:33:50
paratrooper and he passed away after
1:33:52
contracting whatever it is and of course
1:33:57
didn't last too long in the hospital so
1:33:59
that's sad that we lost Maggie
1:34:02
but of course paratroopers never die
1:34:04
they just slip away and the former New
1:34:07
York banker this is something we haven't
1:34:09
talked about too much is what will the
1:34:12
markets do when we start to come back
1:34:16
and I have a new recovery pattern for
1:34:20
you as predicted by the former New York
1:34:22
banker we were looking at if this is
1:34:26
replacing his V yes we are replacing the
1:34:28
V recovery now it's not going to be the
1:34:32
L was L your pick there's Horowitz I the
1:34:37
L you had the you was your idea no the
1:34:41
form of your banker goes from a V
1:34:44
recovery to a checkmark recovery it's
1:34:48
gonna be a V and it won't stop going
1:34:50
well when it goes if it starts going up
1:34:54
past a certain point past the old high
1:34:56
into thirty thousand range should go to
1:34:59
forty yep so he says checkmark recovery
1:35:02
yeah well I'm glad he's feel confident
1:35:05
and that when does it begin stampede we
1:35:09
wait the more it's likely to be the L
1:35:12
and with that I'd like to thank you for
1:35:14
your courage and say in the morning to
1:35:16
you the man who put the C in celebrating
1:35:19
sixty eight Jhansi
1:35:21
Dvorak Oh in the morning you miss Rama
1:35:25
curry Olsen and Marnie ships to see
1:35:27
boots on graphene the air subs and the
1:35:28
wondered Dame's and ice out there in the
1:35:29
morning to our troll room at no agenda
1:35:32
stream comm we do a quick troll count
1:35:34
here see we got crow oh we haven't quite
1:35:38
hit the 2000 1960 again today nice well
1:35:43
I'll see you trolls and there's a lot of
1:35:45
them in there I see some neutrals
1:35:47
welcome no agendas dream.com is where
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1:36:03
you're there ask someone for an invite -
1:36:06
no agenda social com oops hold on a
1:36:10
second my headphone just came unplugged
1:36:12
and I can give you out but he's trying
1:36:17
to plug himself back here and seem to I
1:36:19
will do this
1:36:21
get it reconnected I can't even hear
1:36:25
what you're saying you just I come back
1:36:31
and then all you're doing is playing the
1:36:34
recorder I was doing a song yeah for the
1:36:36
for the people that was so weird I was
1:36:38
because I'm completely deaf with these
1:36:40
things with these ear tubes in so I'm I
1:36:42
couldn't hear any I couldn't even hear
1:36:44
myself anyway I was gonna say get
1:36:48
yourself an invite to no agenda social
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calm of course anyone can interact with
1:36:52
it through any federated mastodons
1:36:54
system which includes bigger outfits
1:36:57
like gab and Twitter can't be far behind
1:36:59
trust me
1:37:01
that's know which into social comm but
1:37:03
first before we go any further we'd like
1:37:06
to thank the artist for episode 1230 we
1:37:09
titled that avocado cartel because boy
1:37:13
there is one the art we knew yeah the
1:37:16
art came from Mountain J and she it was
1:37:21
vector we violated our own rules for the
1:37:23
second time in a row I might add brought
1:37:27
us the beautiful piece which pop really
1:37:31
nicely delivering essential services
1:37:33
there was a truck a no agenda delivery
1:37:35
and it did have one two three zero on it
1:37:40
I can't quite remember how we got to
1:37:44
this why we broke the rules for a second
1:37:46
times it was the best piece on there
1:37:49
yeah and I want to remind people I've
1:37:51
said it before cuz somebody sent a note
1:37:53
saying all day there are generators down
1:37:55
again I said I don't know and he said
1:37:57
here's the piece I would submit it was a
1:37:58
picture of the kovat virus I said it
1:38:01
once and I'll say it again you put that
1:38:03
on your art you will not get picked so
1:38:06
I'm not picking any art pieces got a
1:38:08
kovat virus on it I think it's a
1:38:10
disgusting image yes
1:38:13
whatever you said damn it I'm trying to
1:38:16
think there wasn't it there were some
1:38:18
others I'm looking at it now there were
1:38:20
some other things but yeah no yeah it
1:38:26
just really wasn't it maybe it was just
1:38:28
us I don't know it happens it may have
1:38:30
been in bad mood no I think we were
1:38:32
pretty happy with the mood overall and
1:38:34
and seeing from the the content of some
1:38:38
of the donation notes that people seem
1:38:40
to be happy with the the work with its
1:38:43
warming yeah well yes they're doing a
1:38:45
yeoman's job so supporting the mental
1:38:49
mental health of the listeners now I
1:38:51
want to thank Mountain Jay and all of
1:38:53
our artists again no agenda art
1:38:55
generator calm where you should be able
1:38:57
to upload I think Paul Couture sir
1:38:58
called Paul has got most of the the bugs
1:39:00
fixed and it's definitely accepting
1:39:03
artwork as we speak already that is part
1:39:06
of our value for value system artists
1:39:09
who are very talented they put something
1:39:11
up we can use it it's free for us to use
1:39:13
free for you to enjoy it can get added
1:39:15
to no agenda shop comm for different
1:39:19
goodies which benefits the artist the
1:39:22
shop and the show and it's also just fun
1:39:24
to go and see what's out there no agenda
1:39:26
our generator calm now we'd like to
1:39:28
thank our executive producers and
1:39:29
associate executive producers of episode
1:39:32
1231 we have some big donors today a
1:39:36
couple of them three for Sir Francis of
1:39:40
SRQ Duke of Southwest Florida comes in
1:39:43
with one six eight 5.00
1:39:47
and what what what is this what is this
1:39:50
number signify I don't know let's find
1:39:53
out
1:39:53
i TM gents you know the thing it bugs me
1:39:58
is the is that little Skype box keeps
1:40:01
cropping up you got to close it I closed
1:40:03
it up crops up again we got to make sure
1:40:05
that the main Skype window is closed to
1:40:08
ITM gents reading from the lockdown
1:40:11
Sunshine State it would be a vast
1:40:13
understatement to say that your work is
1:40:14
not an essential part of dealing with
1:40:16
the with the dem panic my donation today
1:40:21
will elevate me to Duke and as such by
1:40:24
the power invested in me as the now Duke
1:40:26
of Southwest Florida I'm declaring that
1:40:28
no agenda show is an essential business
1:40:30
as defined by the US Department of
1:40:32
Homeland Security cybersecurity and
1:40:34
infrastructure security agencies sisa
1:40:37
men are an memorandum of identification
1:40:39
of essential critical infrastructure
1:40:42
workers during the Cova 19 response
1:40:44
issued on March 28 2020 I believe that
1:40:47
that the media services is in that
1:40:51
certificate business car like hey look
1:40:56
at podcaster true through the podcaster
1:41:05
podcaster let me through let me go my
1:41:11
family operates a food processing
1:41:13
business here in Florida and many of our
1:41:14
vendors can qualify as essential
1:41:16
suppliers I consider you a very
1:41:18
important vendor of critical information
1:41:19
so I'm giving you the power to move
1:41:21
freely within the state of Florida sorry
1:41:24
that I am unable to help you in
1:41:26
California and Texas and no jingles no
1:41:28
karma today as your plates are literally
1:41:30
overflowing with an abhorrent media to
1:41:33
deconstruct I cannot thank you two
1:41:35
enough for being keeping us sane Sir
1:41:38
Francis of the SRQ Duke of South soon to
1:41:41
be just go Southwest Florida
1:41:43
thank you sir Francis ya've I count
1:41:44
he'll be a Duke in our title change
1:41:46
today thank you for your courage yeah
1:41:50
sir James Irvine from Foothill Ranch
1:41:52
California $1,000 in 68 1068 another 68
1:41:57
for my birthday
1:41:57
ah it's my birthday today I know I said
1:42:02
happy birthday you know but promise we
1:42:05
didn't promote it on the last show at
1:42:07
all I thought was a mistake that was my
1:42:10
mistake
1:42:10
yeah well I can't remember your birthday
1:42:13
yes I knew it
1:42:16
I'm sorry did he wrote a note in on the
1:42:21
email and he says I've never found a way
1:42:23
to add a note I would have added this to
1:42:24
my donation mm-hmm
1:42:26
congratulations John my number 68 is
1:42:29
next month we're the same age basically
1:42:32
you both have been doing such an
1:42:35
excellent coverage of this coronavirus
1:42:37
or kovat in or SARS to Cove it according
1:42:41
to our own government thank you for
1:42:42
keeping our amygdala small Pike TM Jim
1:42:46
Irvine knight of the RV no thank you
1:42:51
that was that was very nice she's Knight
1:42:52
of the RV good I'll put that in make
1:42:54
sure we have that oh it didn't show up
1:42:57
there Joanna I got it it's good oh yeah
1:42:59
why would it did us Sir James okay
1:43:02
anonymous comes in followed with $680 in
1:43:06
68 cents another birthday Anna that's a
1:43:09
double birthday AB double ender
1:43:12
anonymous n jnk happy birthday thank you
1:43:14
sir jelly had $405 happy birthday
1:43:18
crankshaft make it that will do uh I'll
1:43:28
take this next one we got a lot to read
1:43:30
so sir Jobin of the visual effects 33
1:43:34
333 33 from Astoria which is in Queens
1:43:38
New York
1:43:39
I was knighted last year in May but
1:43:41
haven't donated since it's time for me
1:43:43
to show my appreciation again and tell
1:43:44
you how much no agenda is helping my
1:43:46
sanity during these strange times living
1:43:49
in New York during the lockdown is
1:43:51
awesome I went biking down Fifth Avenue
1:43:54
last at rush hour last week and the
1:43:57
streets were empty this crisis has made
1:43:59
New York a livable city can I ask for
1:44:02
baby-making karma if this
1:44:03
it'll be a lot cheaper than all the
1:44:05
treatment we went through so far without
1:44:07
any luck can I also get the John's while
1:44:09
my chair gently squeak song at the end
1:44:12
of the show actually what we have a lot
1:44:15
of end of show
1:44:17
Diddy's to play all coronavirus related
1:44:20
so I do have an excerpt for you which I
1:44:22
will gladly play now thanks for
1:44:25
everything you do long live the No
1:44:27
Agenda sir Jobin of the visual effects
1:44:29
and I think we should give him that
1:44:33
baby-making karma because you know we
1:44:35
might might have some luck with that
1:44:44
the mass media deconstruction
1:44:53
[Music]
1:44:59
[Music]
1:45:01
and here comes sir calve lavender
1:45:03
blossoms in Northville Michigan 300
1:45:06
$33.33 ITM folks please stay strong and
1:45:09
healthy so you can help me help us help
1:45:11
me so you can help with our sanity could
1:45:14
you also please broadcast our coupon
1:45:16
code again and it's ITM as I see lots of
1:45:20
support from the No Agenda community
1:45:22
thank you for that take a lavender
1:45:24
blossoms dot-org shakal and the team
1:45:28
Jason D Howard from Pittsburgh
1:45:30
Pennsylvania 333 dollars and 23 cents i
1:45:33
TM says Jason I'm trying to keep this
1:45:35
short and sweet so you can get back to
1:45:37
some more good stuff I just want to say
1:45:39
I really appreciate your independent and
1:45:41
brutally honest analysis as well as your
1:45:44
courage during these interesting times
1:45:46
notice people like to say interesting
1:45:48
times please accept this small value for
1:45:50
valued donation of 333 23 on a side note
1:45:55
I believe this donation will permit me
1:45:57
into your night realm presuming that is
1:45:59
the case I would like to be addressed as
1:46:01
Sir Howard sir henceforth he you please
1:46:03
supplied the sirs and dames some
1:46:05
scorching hot wings and fresh vitamin D
1:46:07
milk to wash it all down in terms of
1:46:09
musical entertainment I hope to hear
1:46:11
another personally selected jingle from
1:46:12
sir Adam and also prove up
1:46:15
please provide some positive karma to my
1:46:17
family as well as my own smoking hot
1:46:19
keeper who is dealing with a lot of
1:46:21
unnecessary drama all the best to you
1:46:24
and yours sir Howard sir yeah I think we
1:46:26
can do one of these full babies you've
1:46:32
got Karma now we have $33 from Robert
1:46:38
Taylor I just looked him up on the
1:46:40
scroll mail I can't find this note if he
1:46:42
has one he's gonna have to send it in
1:46:43
later we'd appreciate it there was I
1:46:45
looked up the Taylor's and this all I
1:46:47
got was an a happy birthday wishes from
1:46:49
a a Lori Taylor who happens to be it was
1:46:52
an animated happy birthday from the
1:46:55
Umpqua Bank I just take a look real sad
1:46:57
quick what's his name this is a shot
1:46:59
what's his first name Robert Robert
1:47:02
de y lr nope got nothing
1:47:06
sorry sir Kevin strange and Norwich
1:47:09
Norfolk UK 333 thank you both for your
1:47:15
courage and service the last few weeks
1:47:16
of the show have been outstanding the
1:47:18
critical thinking skills you helped me
1:47:20
develop over the years have kept me both
1:47:21
calm and prepared during this time of
1:47:24
media fuelled crisis hence my value for
1:47:27
value donation before all my money is
1:47:29
worthless due to hyperinflation of
1:47:31
course this is not gonna happen no I now
1:47:35
speculate that kung-fu is either fucking
1:47:38
flu Kung Fu is either a malicious lie
1:47:42
propagated by the government so they can
1:47:43
overreach on the stupid slaves to
1:47:45
achieve their totalitarian tiptoe to the
1:47:47
New World Order universal basic income
1:47:50
and sovereign sky space-based digital
1:47:53
cryptocurrency a incumbent government
1:47:56
overreaction to new tests and they
1:47:58
believe their own computer modelers BS
1:48:01
because it suits their own money and
1:48:03
power grab hold on stop and stop here
1:48:05
while that all may be true it's not this
1:48:09
time around you big things happen they
1:48:12
take little steps a China to the other
1:48:15
speculation a Chinese bioengineered
1:48:18
weapon that has the LNS strains as well
1:48:20
as the same three to six month average
1:48:22
incubation period of hiv/aids without
1:48:24
drugs that governments know will have
1:48:27
devastating effects on the masses in one
1:48:29
to four months time which is why they
1:48:31
are preparing emergency hospitals and
1:48:33
militarized police state lockdown I am
1:48:35
hoping for option two okay let's go with
1:48:47
his last point boots on the ground info
1:48:50
from the UK my RAF reservist friend
1:48:52
received a letter asking him to sign up
1:48:54
for six months work and was in a
1:48:56
briefing this week at a local airbase my
1:48:58
Scout leader friend has been called up
1:49:01
to the Army Reserves to help with
1:49:03
Norwich air but the Norwich Airport
1:49:06
being turned into an overspill Hospital
1:49:09
Cheers
1:49:10
and his name is Chris Rock Evans strange
1:49:13
house now surrender bear
1:49:16
the GPU I will mention that we have a
1:49:19
friend who works in the National Health
1:49:22
Services in the UK and she reports back
1:49:27
that the there's nothing going on in her
1:49:29
hospital yeah I got a number of those
1:49:32
from the UK as well and I would like to
1:49:34
point out I got a really nasty email
1:49:36
from someone it's probably not a good
1:49:39
idea right at this very moment to say
1:49:41
the following to someone you're trying
1:49:44
to heat in the mouth if you say to them
1:49:46
they've got all the answers they've got
1:49:49
the best information they break it all
1:49:52
down be careful with setting these
1:49:54
people's expectations because they come
1:49:56
into the show and then here's something
1:49:58
like this and and people don't get the
1:50:01
human right and they get very mad and
1:50:04
think they've been duped into listening
1:50:06
to some whack-job show literally had
1:50:09
someone say how come you didn't do good
1:50:11
information in the last show you went