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April 23rd, 2020 • 2h 48m

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what down 2020 Adam curry
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Jhansi devorah's your award-winning
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Gitmo Nation Media assassination episode
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1236 this is no agenda curry from
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northern Silicon Valley where the Zephyr
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just went by that's good news
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I'm John Cena for economic indicators
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chart and we need to know how many cars
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were hanging off the Zef today only
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seven who and what is our benchmark nine
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is our benchmark is it not yeah nine is
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is spot-on
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10 is above 10 and above is above it's
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nine is the baseline the baseline so
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where it is seven which is better than
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no train at all because they were gone
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yes I don't even dad I don't remember
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them saying it was coming back but there
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it went
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we call that green shoots grinds green
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shoots of optimism that we're coming
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back green shoots yes green shoots of
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often like the end of the movie
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idiocracy oh man how many times someone
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has mentioned that movie to me in the
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past month or two well we're living it
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we're living the dream we are you know
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the keeper I were just talking about the
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the Jen I would say Millennials maybe
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Gen Z yours is more and more fair they
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don't want to go back to work
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well mentioning that let's go to the
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Alexander Cassatt Cortez clip so in
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other words we're fishing from the same
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pond again Dvorak
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I think when we talk about this idea of
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reopening society you know only in
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America
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does the president when the president
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tweets about liberation does he mean go
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back to work when we you know have this
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discussion about going going back or
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reopening I think a lot of people should
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just say no we're not going back to that
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we're not going back to working 70 hour
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weeks just so that we could put food on
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the table and not even feel any sort of
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semblance of security in our lives
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I guess the checks have come through huh
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so supposed to work in 70 hours a week
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even Silicon Valley guys they're working
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their asses off 60 fuckin 70 what's he
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talking about we work 70 hours a week
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well if you count watching television to
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get clips yes that's a big part of the
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job and it's not what she's described
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it's okay but still there's but she
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didn't quite describe what is really
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going on or what is being used as a
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reason for not wanting to go back to
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work is more a fear absolute fear over
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getting sick and what's gonna happen and
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we're not ready and oh my god is it what
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part of the country you're in yeah we
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had that that website that we presided a
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few shows oh yes well yeah if you live
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in New York yeah you're gonna be scared
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of that
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I don't think so I I'm sorry I don't
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think so I think this is it's a young
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and by the way that was not necessarily
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this age group I'm talking 25 25 each
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group was variable on there I'm talking
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anecdotally from what I'm hearing around
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me it's surprising is what I'm saying so
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it's not so much about what I read in
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that it was a good it was a good piece
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of research we could see that white
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women the Karen's in the burbs in the in
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the metro areas were more afraid than
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the rest but now I'm talking about kids
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who don't want to go back to work
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because they think the adults are stupid
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and are trying to kill themselves and
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everybody else this is what's happening
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well this is our education system at
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work it's also the information that
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we're being given is so it's not even
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there this is why I spend the entire day
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watching c-span and it's not just
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waiting for the for the corona briefing
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there's a lot going on in this in in in
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Washington DC in general there always is
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but you cannot get the information that
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is discussed there on the news no it's
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so so we have to do it it's pretty sad
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when you need a VJ to do that for you
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and the most interesting thing that
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happened since our last show on Sunday
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was the hot mic episode with John
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Roberts of Fox News in the briefing room
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which was interesting for a number of
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reasons I don't know if you saw this but
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oh yeah I think it's either before after
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the the the press briefing John Roberts
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comes in he's the he's the reporter from
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Fox the White House correspondent and
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you'll hear him very clearly I tried to
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clean it up a little bit this this audio
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so we could listen all the way through
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and he's talking to I think either audio
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engineer or camera tech a technician and
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there's a couple of things that are said
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after what we'll just go through it I'll
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step through it it's easier here's John
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Roberts on the hot mic and and this is
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how this works you know the the pool
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video is open they leave the mics open
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and anything anything goes
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so what he just heard coming in as they
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say says to this tech hey man you can
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take off the mask no worry it's about a
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point 1 to a point 3 according to the
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new data from this study in in Los
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Angeles this was the weird part where
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this camera tech out of the blue says
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everybody has got a vaccine anyway what
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do you think that was about the part
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that was the weirdest and maybe he
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misspoke or maybe just thinking of the
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mistaking the flu vaccine for the vet
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for a corona vaccine perhaps I think
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that might be it well there are several
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vaccines that are done and I already
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have a case try giving him the camera
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man let's face it that would be the
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first guy you want to give it to yeah
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experiment
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yes it's called the trial Jon we don't
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call that experiments anymore it's
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called the trial all right so that was
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weird and we don't and and no one has
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come back to that no one has found this
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guy no one's tracked him down asked him
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what he meant of course and all john
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roberts also doesn't really respond like
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what do you mean so that is very odd
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we'll continue
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any 121,000 important for 2,000 people
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so that makes it 0.1
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it suggests my calendars
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- right exactly
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the hose so what he's basically saying
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is that the actual infection rate can be
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forty to eighty times higher in in this
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in the LA County area than previously
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expected which means your death rate is
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incredibly low or much lower than then
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discussed and much lower I guess as as
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codified in the models which would make
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sense because that's you know we've
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reduced those models tenfold multiple
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ten folds just to get to something that
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we're not even looking at anymore now
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we're just pretending we're looking at a
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chart and it's influenza-like illness
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--is and so the camera guy eventually
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says oh there's just all a hoax there's
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no no not a hoax but this kind of looks
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like it was the flu season 2017-2018
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which you and i had already identified
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here so this is this is the most tweeted
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video it's all over the place I'm
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getting it on emails there's nothing
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there's only one moment when this is
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brought up in the coronavirus briefing
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which was baffling to me so here's John
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Roberts he had the information firsthand
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it's his hot mic he's gonna ask dr.
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Burks what is going on and do you think
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she'll answer University of Southern
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California in the LA County Public
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Health put out a report today that
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suggests that the penetrance of the
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virus is as much as almost 40 times what
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it was believed to be that as many as
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four hundred and forty-two thousand
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people
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in LA County many have been affected
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which suggests two things that suggest
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that you have a lot more people out
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there who could be spreading the virus
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but it also suggests that the case
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fatality rate is more in line with the
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2017-2018 flu than what we've seen in
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some other areas of the world but I'm
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wondering if you've seen that what your
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thoughts were so he actually expands
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quite nicely and says hey you know
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looking at these numbers that we just
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got yesterday it appears this is no
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worse than the 2017-2018 flu when it
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comes to death right what do you have to
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say to that so we're looking in all
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those studies very carefully and I think
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you will remember over the last three
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weeks I've been talking about the level
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of asymptomatic spread and my concern
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about a symptomatic spread because with
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flu and other diseases when people are
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sick it's easy to contact trace when
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people are not sick and shedding virus
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you have to have a very different
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approach a very different Sentinel
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surveillance approach of sentinel
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monitoring approach which we outlined in
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the guidelines and it's why the
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guidelines took that very seriously I
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think the way you categorize this John
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is the love is over Burke's so she not
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only does she not answer the question
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she completes immediately pulls up ends
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she pulls up ends moves right over to
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immediately to another topic goes on and
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then wait for the kicker at the end what
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we don't want to do and I'm just gonna
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do another 30 seconds on testing these
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tests are not a hundred percent it's a
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sensitive or specific and I'm gonna go
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over this over and over again so if you
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have very important what she says here
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not 100 percent sensitive or 100 percent
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specific it took me half an hour and
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five plays of this to understand what
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she means when we get to the end I'm
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gonna go over this over and over again
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so if you have one percent of your
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population infected and you have a test
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that's only 99 percent specific
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that means that when you find a positive
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50% of the time will be a real positive
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and 50% of the time it won't be what
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okay so she throws some math out here
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which makes zero sense it makes zero
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sense and I'm gonna play that bit again
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and then play it the last twenty seconds
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and let's see if we can figure it out
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but she's trying to beside not answering
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the question which was simply because of
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this test it appears so many more people
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are infected your death rate is much
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much lower what's going on with that can
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you address that she doesn't do that she
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says there's asymptomatic and yet black
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black Koopa and then comes this this
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stuff about the testing mind the words
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that means that when you find a positive
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50% of the time will be a real positive
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and 50% of the time it won't be and
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that's why we're really asking people to
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start testing in among the first
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responders and the health care workers
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and it may have had the greatest
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exposure because that's where the tests
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will be most reliable so it took me a
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while to figure this up it took me a
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while to figure it out what she is
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telling explain it to everybody cuz I
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didn't figure out what she just said
12:22
what she said was malarkey what okay so
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the math equation is bullcrap I think
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what she's trying to say is even if you
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have ninety nine percent so let's just
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say a hundred percent test
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she says fifty percent would be positive
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and the other 50 percent would be a real
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positive I know what she's saying it
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finally hit me this test does not
12:45
discern between influenza and
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coronavirus that's why she's saying we
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have to test the first responders
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because they're the ones that will get
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the coronavirus so all this testing in
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LA it could be influenza at 50% and 50%
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coronavirus which even destroys this
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whole bullcrap argument even further
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that we were shut down over this well I
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I'm gonna disagree with your
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interpretation why because there's no
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evidence that this test would detect
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influence or how about just a tape
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I'm sorry the common cold I'm sorry
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the we specifically looked at the test
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from producers who have involved in the
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assays and none of them actually does
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the coronavirus kovat you know the SARS
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starts to not point to version 3 beta
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version 1 beta so I think what she's
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saying is it justit s okay maybe it's
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not I think it has to be influenza
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because that's why she doesn't want to
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address it because the test is showing
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people positive whether it's corona a
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different corona virus or influenza what
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she's saying is there's - it can be
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either A or B and half of them will not
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be the right one you're looking for
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so whether it's a different corona virus
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or influenza B or whatever this test
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does I think the tests are bullshit
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that sounds like it to me so that's why
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she wouldn't address it she can't say
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the death rate is because the death rate
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is likely even lower than that if half
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of if half of this is something else or
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it could be higher the things to joke
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what it is man so we've been meeting a
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Miss well none of the data none of the
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models they don't they don't even show
14:45
the chart anymore there's no charts it's
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just scarfs no charts and so we get very
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very disappointing but again no wonder
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young people they're not even getting
14:59
this then are getting this information
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you know is anything do whatever they
15:04
whatever cutie pie says what does
15:08
PewDiePie say what is the latest advice
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we've received once we get sued again
15:14
radar the videos the the briefings have
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been pretty funny yes I have some
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briefings that I pull a few of them that
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I thought were funny actually you had
15:25
different ones because the you know it
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goes on forever yeah and I
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this sure does my face my I got do you
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see what I have here I got a couple that
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are pretty funny the oh yeah this is one
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of it the Surgeon General goes up yes
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and then he starts asking you know the
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guy first he asked us a question about
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why did you say that was you know was
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you know what to wear a mask now you
15:54
have to wear imagine where I mess with a
15:55
guy call it the reporter calls them back
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out and then kind of berates him and the
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Surgeon General takes a fence and then
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then Trump comes in and Dan has a punch
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line at the end the recommendation
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changed the information changed and
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that's what you want from your public
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health leaders no argument made that you
16:12
do about these systemic transmission
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answer to you if no we did not that was
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a recommendation of the World Health
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Organization and the CDC and we gave you
16:29
the best information we could at the
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time so I actually a little bit resent
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that implication because I work hard to
16:38
try to protect the American people and
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we are always going to give the American
16:42
people the best information we have
16:43
available at the time we don't we're
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humble enough to say look if we don't
16:47
know we're gonna change I got changes
16:49
recommended a wise guy question that's
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all so the president besides handing out
16:54
in the beginning of the briefings actual
16:56
information is spending a lot of his
16:58
time defending the time line and and
17:01
defending the facts he's doing fake news
17:05
call-outs consistently consistently now
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there was a couple things that happened
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I think it was maybe Monday he wanted to
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show that all was well with with Cuomo
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and everyone's in a love fest and he I
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don't know who is in charge of running
17:27
the video for him during these shows but
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someone really messed up royally I think
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that he got bite him Biden's old guy his
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bites bent
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well hold on maybe there's a pool
17:44
rotation I don't know but somehow he got
17:46
the Biden guys in the room the idea was
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to show a video of Cuomo during Cuomo's
17:52
press conference saying something very
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flattering about either Trump or the
17:57
White House or the federal government
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and I don't know it's one of those
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things if you don't do it yourself it
18:03
will never happen right in the end the
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kicker the punch line the payoff
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whatever it was was just not there but
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it started off pretty bad it'll take two
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minutes and I think you'll find it
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interesting but we appreciate it
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and let's see if we can do that you'll
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turn out the lights and we'll see if we
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can do that thank you the first note
18:21
sounds a big mess anyway so I caught all
18:26
that part out we'll go to the end
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see there's no sound
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heroic efforts on behalf of people as
18:38
facilitated by government federal and
18:41
state and it's over he's waiting for the
18:44
payoff great job fellas
18:49
they did a better job on ventilators
18:53
something else to say that was really
18:55
nice but we won't go through that but he
18:58
really him it was really a good
19:02
statement you want to put the rest of it
19:04
up or do you not have it I just think
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it's so good because it's bipartisan
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massive it's like three minutes
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everyone's just going what the hell is
19:14
going on if you're gonna DJ with clips
19:19
man you got to know what you're doing or
19:21
gonna have somebody around who can do it
19:22
now he went on to the Wall Street
19:27
Journal article and this Wall Street
19:31
Journal article praised the entire
19:33
effort and the president brought in the
19:37
paper version of The Wall Street Journal
19:39
held it up and said here's what you
19:40
should be doing The Wall Street Journal
19:42
wrote a fantastic piece of highly
19:45
respected gentlemen Christopher DeMuth
19:47
and this was just it's Christopher
19:51
DeMuth at all known and or a highly
19:53
respected gentlemen I don't know if it's
19:56
in The Wall Street Journal
19:58
weekend edition and Trump rewrites the
20:02
book on emergencies that's what's
20:04
happened to and we just read one
20:09
paragraph he's given pride of place to
20:13
federalism and private enterprise
20:15
lauding the patriotism and proficiency
20:17
of our fantastic governors and mayor's
20:20
meaning I do call them fantastic when
20:23
it's appropriate and our incredible
20:26
business leaders and genius companies I
20:28
guess I probably use those terms too
20:30
when they're doing a good job when
20:31
they're not doing a good job I don't use
20:33
those strengths doctors and nurses and
20:38
orderlies and our tremendous truckers
20:41
they have all done good jobs by shouting
20:43
out many of them by name and documenting
20:46
their deeds on a fully daily basis and
20:49
wait for the kicker
20:50
he has vivified the American Way in
20:54
action once it was reluctantly aroused
20:58
it was hard to get it aroused and it is
21:01
hard to get it aroused but we got it
21:02
aroused it was hard to get it aroused
21:08
and it is hard to get it aroused but we
21:10
got it arrived he did a good job though
21:24
he nailed it finally he's hard to get it
21:27
aroused and it is hard to get it aroused
21:29
but we got it aroused he has viagra as
21:31
the country
21:32
thank you very much prayers then this
21:37
was yesterday I can't put he's Gold's
21:42
man that is just gold thank you gift
21:46
yesterday there was actually was the
21:48
past few days big oh my god the CDC
21:52
director he says it's gonna be worse
21:54
when this thing comes back we're all
21:56
gonna die in fact I have a headline here
22:02
from the Washington Post here's what the
22:06
Washington Post headlined second wave of
22:09
coronavirus winter outbreak is likely to
22:11
be more
22:12
devastating CDC director warns even
22:17
Steve bannon's podcasts were trippin out
22:19
they're like oh my god it's gonna be
22:22
worse it's gonna be horrible we're all
22:24
gonna die
22:25
and within three minutes of yesterday's
22:28
briefing the president brings the CDC
22:30
director up on stage to refute this fake
22:34
news I do want to mention man has done a
22:37
very good job for us dr. Robert Redfield
22:39
was totally misquoted in the media on a
22:43
statement about the fall season and the
22:45
virus totally misquoted I spoke to him
22:48
he said it was ridiculous he was talking
22:51
about the flu and corona coming together
22:54
at the same time and corona could be
22:56
just some little flare-ups that we'll
22:58
take care of we're gonna knock it out
22:59
we'll knock it out fast but that's what
23:01
he was referring to coming together at
23:03
the same time and I think rather than
23:06
waiting I'd ask dr. Redfield to come up
23:08
say a couple of words just to straighten
23:10
that out because he didn't say it was a
23:12
big big explosion the headline in the
23:15
Washington Post was totally inaccurate
23:17
the statement wasn't bad in the post but
23:20
the headline was ridiculous which is as
23:23
I say that's fake news and CNN is fake
23:25
news like crazy and they had just
23:27
totally the wrong saying which they knew
23:29
they were asked to change it and they
23:31
wouldn't do that and it was the fall so
23:35
I'll ask dr. Redfield who is perfection
23:39
I have to come up and explain please
23:41
thank you thank you mr. president and I
23:44
really do think it's important to
23:46
clarify this as we build the confidence
23:48
of the American people when I commented
23:51
yesterday that there was a possibility
23:53
of the fall winter the next fall and
23:56
winter it could be more difficult
23:58
difficult more complicated when we had
24:02
two respiratory illnesses circulated at
24:04
the same time influenza and the chrono
24:06
virus 19 but I think it's really
24:09
important to emphasize what I didn't say
24:11
I didn't say that this was going to be
24:13
worse I said it was going to be more
24:15
complicated complicated because we'll
24:19
have flu and corona virus circulating at
24:21
the same time now the press went nuts
24:23
like
24:24
quote is this what you shot well here I
24:27
got the CBS version of what you're
24:28
talking about
24:29
ooh nice hold on this is a clip odd Rick
24:31
brightstart they they're also bringing
24:34
the Rick bright story the explosive
24:37
charge came from Rick bright who said he
24:40
was dismissed yesterday after pushing
24:42
for a more thorough vetting of
24:43
hydroxychloroquine a malaria drug the
24:46
president has pushed as a possible
24:48
breakthrough for coronavirus bright said
24:51
the administration has pressured me and
24:53
other conscientious scientists to fund
24:56
companies with political connections as
24:58
well as efforts that lacks scientific
25:00
merit
25:01
he added that sidelining me in the
25:03
middle of this pandemic and placing
25:05
politics and cronyism ahead of science
25:07
puts lives at risk
25:09
the president has touted the promise of
25:11
hydroxychloroquine many times
25:13
despite questions raised previously by
25:16
many other health officials about its
25:18
effectiveness based on what i see it
25:20
could be a game-changer as the president
25:23
praised states who were moving to reopen
25:25
their economies new modeling used by the
25:27
White House now predicts nearly 66,000
25:31
could die by August a significant
25:33
increase from what the president claimed
25:35
earlier this week it looks like we'll be
25:38
at about a 60 thousand more the
25:40
president's own Robert Redfield warned a
25:43
second wave of the virus that could
25:45
coincide with the opening of flu season
25:47
this fall will actually be even more
25:50
difficult than the one we just went
25:51
through mr. Trump said Redfield had been
25:54
misquoted I didn't say that this was
25:56
gonna be worse I said it was gonna be
25:59
more complicated
26:03
he stumbled on it on stage instead of
26:06
saying difficulties had complicated
26:07
difficult he did it here again the guy
26:09
is no good and potentially complicated
26:11
because we'll have flu and corona virus
26:13
circulated at the same time but
26:15
epidemiologists agree that a second wave
26:17
is possible and that it could overwhelm
26:19
the health care system I just want to
26:22
say again I don't want to hark him back
26:25
to the testing but he's saying this for
26:27
a reason he's saying it's not just
26:29
complicated because we'll have patients
26:31
with x and patients with y but we may
26:33
not be able to tell them apart I have a
26:35
feeling this
26:37
is more behind this and the press
26:39
probably rightfully smells it that's why
26:40
they're trying to you know that's why
26:42
you write a headline like that but why
26:46
no one asked to follow why why is it
26:48
more difficult well why if we have an
26:50
overlap of co vid patients arising Kovac
26:55
patients at the same time we have
26:56
horizon flu season that could be
26:59
difficult for hospitals to manage dr.
27:02
Redfield confirmed that quote he gave to
27:04
the Washington Post was accurate so what
27:06
why more difficult is it more people
27:09
that haven't we just solved that with
27:10
all this capacity that we can start up
27:13
at a moment's notice why somes I think
27:16
it's a test it's also the way they ended
27:19
that story I don't think you heard it
27:20
but she said that he reconfirmed what he
27:22
originally said yes you never used the
27:24
word originally no but if you listen to
27:29
just that last chunk again it's a very
27:32
you know it's almost as though the media
27:35
has decided that well we're gonna we're
27:37
gonna stick with our guns they really
27:40
want to collapse the entire system let
27:43
me get trump out of office that's the
27:44
only thing I can think of let me try
27:46
that last bit again let's listen to it I
27:48
have an overlap of co vid patients
27:51
arising Kovac patients at the same time
27:53
we have a rise in flu season that could
27:57
be difficult for hospitals to manage
27:58
tonight dr. Redfield confirmed that
28:01
quote he gave to the Washington Post was
28:03
accurate yeah I think some people would
28:09
like to just see a bad economy for
28:11
trauma to see him fail and this app
28:13
there's absolutely people who want that
28:15
and don't care Bill Maher's tell people
28:18
not to go back to work but this the the
28:21
assault on the hydroxychloroquine is
28:23
coordinated and the president had a
28:27
response to it here's one of those
28:28
coordinated little bits from CNBC time
28:31
now for a corona virus brought her
28:33
update with Frank Holland Frank hey
28:35
there Sarah here's the very latest and
28:36
one of the first organized looks at a
28:38
drug that's been praised by President
28:39
Trump hydroxychloroquine it did not help
28:42
in the treatment of Coppa 19 in a study
28:44
of 368 patients and veterans hospitals
28:47
there were more deaths among those who
28:48
got the malaria drug than the further
28:50
who received the standard treatment the
28:52
study has not yet been reviewed by other
28:54
scientists it's not peer-reviewed it's
28:56
the study was taken not with the control
29:00
group just with people from different
29:02
hospitals
29:03
different ages and it's done by a guy
29:07
who was tweeted and blog incessantly
29:09
about how much he hates Trump and it's
29:11
not peer-reviewed so it's it's just it's
29:13
not there yet but it's quite it's quorn
29:16
ill go with this of course though it's
29:18
coordinated and the media is happy to do
29:21
that because we all know who really runs
29:23
the media and the pharmaceuticals are
29:25
not having this cheap generic drug being
29:28
any kind of Wonder middle for anything
29:30
it must be the official new stuff which
29:34
is likely remedy severe from Gilead and
29:36
now there's 29 others but the president
29:39
is ready for this
29:41
he continues to promote it it has to be
29:44
I think according to him in a
29:45
combination of with zinc at least I
29:48
don't know that's what everyone says dr.
29:51
drew even though he's back on the foul
29:53
chief ear army bandwagon he had the
29:56
following to say study finds no yeah
29:59
there's been many mixed benefits on
30:01
hydroxychloroquine so that's you know I
30:03
will tell you the doctors are using it
30:05
routinely so it has some benefit in some
30:08
cases I have yet I've treated a number
30:11
of cases now of kovat and I have not had
30:14
I've only had one where my peers didn't
30:16
put the patient or I didn't put the
30:17
patient on hydroxychloroquine and in
30:20
some cases it really seems to make a
30:22
difference the problem is we don't know
30:23
for whom that is and it's essentially
30:26
risk free it is risk free the out of the
30:29
there's rheumatologist here in Los
30:31
Angeles that has something like a
30:32
thousand patient ears collected and he
30:34
said he's never seen a single
30:35
side-effect from him so it's you know
30:37
it's chloroquine has a different don't
30:40
conclude confuse chloroquine and
30:43
hydroxychloroquine chloroquine is a more
30:45
risky patna risky deal with more cardiac
30:47
stuff hydroxychloroquine I've used it
30:50
for 30 years and never seen never even
30:52
thought about worrying about the cardiac
30:53
stuff it's so rare if somebody we're on
30:55
methadone with a prolonged QT interval
30:57
then we might think about it but it's in
30:59
a normal heart situation no
31:01
No aah and so there you have a this guy
31:05
a small data point that yes you can say
31:08
about chloroquine but hydroxychloroquine
31:10
is a whole different deal so there's
31:12
just something to keep your eye on
31:14
but Trump felt the assault coming and he
31:18
has an interesting response he's putting
31:20
everybody on notice because of course we
31:22
know how this works and I do have a few
31:24
clips about the the business model that
31:27
were looking into so here's the here's
31:32
Trump who all of a sudden out of the
31:34
blue just starts talking about PEPFAR
31:37
then PEPFAR is the presidential aides
31:41
fund that is I think mainly
31:43
administrated by CDC in the Gates
31:46
Foundation
31:46
now throughout Africa but around the
31:48
world and this has been keeping people
31:52
alive who have AIDS that's the story and
31:54
they're sticking to it and the first
31:57
thing he does is he calls out the good
31:59
work that some of the money that is made
32:01
available to the NIH in their budget is
32:04
doing and I think he what he's doing
32:07
here is by is isolating dr. Burks from
32:10
what is about to come experts at the NIH
32:13
is actually now recommending against the
32:15
use of hydroxychloroquine in combination
32:18
with z-pak which is something you always
32:21
willing to take a look fret undecided
32:24
was the question I'm sorry here we go
32:25
PEPFAR we're spending the United States
32:29
for that help to the best of my
32:32
knowledge mostly in Africa six billion
32:35
dollars a year and that's one age what
32:38
we've done for AIDS in Africa is
32:41
unbelievable we spent six billion
32:43
dollars a year that's been going on for
32:45
a long time nobody knows that you've
32:48
never heard that I've never heard that
32:50
six billion dollars a year
32:52
millions of people are living right now
32:54
and living very comfortably because of
32:57
the fact that we have found the answer
33:00
to that horrible horrible plague that
33:04
was a plague but we spent six billion
33:06
dollars a year and from what I hear it's
33:09
very well spent
33:10
done by professionals including this
33:12
great professional right here that was
33:14
the thing that you worked hardest on and
33:16
something that was very close to her
33:18
heart so it's you know it's something
33:21
that I think people should start hearing
33:23
the World Health Organization we're just
33:27
finding more and more problems and we
33:29
spend this money really well there are
33:31
other ways we can spend the five hundred
33:34
million dollars so that's his wind-up so
33:36
he moves from and it's out of the blue
33:39
there's no question about PEPFAR or NIH
33:41
he just says PEPFAR really good hey it's
33:44
six billion dollars no one we're the
33:46
ones doing that would keep up people I
33:47
that's pretty good then he goes into a
33:49
whole spiel about the World Health
33:51
Organization ridiculous that we send
33:53
five hundred million dollars a year
33:54
there the money's better spent and then
33:57
it arrives but we can find other ways
34:00
suspended where people are going to be
34:03
helped we think it a much greater in a
34:05
much greater way we're doing some
34:07
research on certain people that take a
34:09
lot of credit for what they do and NIH
34:13
is giving away a lot of money a lot of
34:17
money we give away for years for many
34:19
years they've give away a lot of money
34:21
and some people complain and some people
34:24
don't some people are extremely happy so
34:26
we're looking into that also
34:27
they're giving away proximately as I
34:30
understand it recently more than thirty
34:32
two billion dollars e thirty two billion
34:34
and so we've been looking at that for a
34:38
while and we're gonna be having some
34:40
statements to be made about that thirty
34:43
two billion dollars a year it's a lot of
34:45
money and we want to make sure it's
34:46
being spent wisely and we've been doing
34:48
that by the way and
34:50
we'll have some statements on that we're
34:54
investigating certain people who take a
34:59
lot of credit but they're spit there's a
35:02
lot of money and a lot of money we're
35:04
looking into this money where is it
35:05
going holy crap he put people on notice
35:07
with that I'd say NIH which is such a
35:14
cesspool yeah well that's where they
35:17
moved this guy they move this character
35:20
yeah yeah the guy who got to push bacon
35:24
off of one thing and move to the other
35:25
end maybe but did there was a moment in
35:28
the press conference and they're talking
35:29
about which somebody kept bringing this
35:30
up and Trump finally got Kirk and he to
35:36
me what he does in this clip is he pulls
35:39
a Joe Pesci and he starts saying you you
35:43
what do you know what way and he just
35:44
goes after this woman she this is the
35:49
gift the gifts clip where this woman
35:52
reporter comes out and she says well
35:54
this man you think because he has all
35:56
these gifts and he's his gifted and she
35:59
keeps emphasizing this word gifts until
36:02
a Trump can't take it anymore jumps into
36:04
the into the into the fray dr. bright
36:08
and knowing what his gifts are the
36:11
country's leading
36:13
experts on Maxine gifs best suited at
36:17
NIH rather than Barba what's he gonna be
36:19
doing with you what is he going to be
36:22
doing it at the NIH are his gifts best
36:26
suited to work rather oh yeah I don't
36:29
really think I can come in on somebody's
36:31
relative gifts I mean he's gonna be at
36:34
the NIH and he's gonna be responsible
36:35
from what I hear again this is what I've
36:38
heard that he's gonna be responsible for
36:41
the development of Diagnostics which is
36:43
very very important the NIH is going to
36:47
be involved in trying to develop new
36:49
generation Diagnostics which we feel is
36:52
going to be very important for the
36:54
future of being able to facilitate the
36:56
kinds of things that now are sometimes
36:58
problematic has great gifts or gifts
37:02
what do you know him
37:03
no no but have you read it have you
37:06
studied him have you reported on him you
37:09
said his gifts his gifts I mean but they
37:16
can't hit 150 that you talk about his
37:20
great gifts he's well-endowed there's
37:26
many great gifts yeah you know thank you
37:30
for bringing that up because it shows
37:32
how they're pulled their circling the
37:34
wagons hey hey hey hey you got way too
37:36
far in front of this man you're showing
37:38
the flag too much pullback pullback
37:40
retreat stick him in Diagnostics I don't
37:46
know what that was going out with that
37:47
guy well he got out she pulled him back
37:49
or someone in the NIH because the Trump
37:52
is on to them he's a hunter he's like
37:54
okay I didn't know about this six
37:56
billion dollars for PEPFAR okay
37:58
reasonable how about the the other 22
38:01
billion well at 32 what was that's the
38:04
total so there's 30 there should be 26
38:07
left after the after the six to two
38:10
PEPFAR and then the 500,000 to the w-h-o
38:16
it's
38:19
I look forward to seeing what things
38:22
he'll be saying about it in the next day
38:25
Media is just gonna keep attacking but
38:27
he'll do it in the briefing we get to
38:29
see it we get I don't give a crap about
38:31
you I don't give a crap do gifts what is
38:34
this with this gift you know this guy
38:36
you know this guy he's got gifts that
38:39
was the gift seized that was the gifts
38:42
that was the same reporter who two days
38:46
earlier was she's an activist reporter
38:49
although she she's been in the briefing
38:52
room several times she's from CBS and
38:55
that woman
38:57
well--there's yes this is not the one
38:59
who worked for the Phoenix Hong Kong
39:00
media but she her name is Wei Zhang Wei
39:07
Xiao Jiang reporters oh listen to this
39:11
exchange which is this is not asking
39:14
questions she has been sent in to debate
39:17
the president and I'll hand it to him he
39:21
debates her and I think the whole idea
39:23
was let's send in a woman who's Asian
39:26
anything he says will rip him apart well
39:29
you can go look at the headlines
39:30
tell us woman to quiet down not so loud
39:34
calm down racist Asian something else on
39:42
TV today I have a question about
39:44
something you said on Thursday which is
39:45
that you were angry because information
39:48
about the virus should have been told to
39:50
us earlier and a lot sooner
39:54
so what's interesting here is she is so
39:57
there's really two there's three tactics
39:59
one well used to be mass and it was
40:02
ventilators now it's testing so there's
40:04
the testing and then there's the
40:06
timeline we still want to establish
40:08
through the CIA Broadcasting Corporation
40:11
this time that you dragged your feet mr.
40:14
president you have blood on your hands
40:16
that's what they're getting set up with
40:18
the with the committee's for to do
40:20
another impeachment many Americans are
40:27
saying the exact same thing about you
40:30
that you should have warned them the
40:31
virus was spreading like wildfire the
40:34
month of February said according rallies
40:37
with thousands of people why did you
40:39
wait so long and why did you not have
40:44
social distancing until March 16 for
40:46
yours wheat judging with CBS News so if
40:51
you look at what I did in terms of
40:53
cutting off or banning China from coming
40:57
in national she's got it off Chinese
41:03
yelling everything at him
41:05
or banning China from coming in
41:08
Nationals but by the way not Americans
41:12
who are also I have to admit I would not
41:20
I wouldn't say that to anyone let alone
41:22
a woman nice and easy just relax wait if
41:25
while you're interrupting me I gotta try
41:27
it we should all try this man is a good
41:29
idea if your wife is talking just say
41:31
hey hey nice and easy relax the rest of
41:36
this or not oh no I didn't know is no
41:39
it's just it's I gotta stop was too
41:40
funny people were amazed these gentlemen
41:50
everybody was amazed that I did it we're
41:53
21 people in a room everybody was
41:55
against it but me doctor fell she said
41:58
had I not done that perhaps tens of
42:02
thousands and maybe much more than that
42:03
people would have died I was very early
42:07
very very early and we just saw you so
42:10
Britt bear making a statement they had a
42:12
debate well into February and not even
42:15
mentioned it wasn't even mentioned the
42:17
Democrats is this normal behavior when
42:27
you're in the in the press briefing room
42:29
with the President to just interrupt him
42:31
and say and by the way I've never no ban
42:36
you from being a getting credentials for
42:38
being at all they're not gonna do that
42:40
I mentioned it wasn't even mentioned the
42:42
Democrats yeah okay you know how many
42:54
people when I issued the bed how many
42:56
cases a virus were in the United States
42:58
when I wish you'd the bed you know the
42:59
number
43:01
no no how many pieces remember I said
43:03
one person how many cases were here when
43:06
I issued the ban did you know no no do
43:08
you have to be a researcher that you
43:13
knew this was going to be a pension tell
43:15
you what I did know it I did know it all
43:16
I have to do is look anybody knew it
43:19
just are you ready how many cases were
43:21
in the United States what I did my band
43:23
how many people had died in the United
43:26
States he said loudly cases were in the
43:36
United States I did a band where I'm
43:38
closing up the entire country how many
43:41
people died how many people died in the
43:44
United States and yet I closed up the
43:47
country and I believe there were no
43:49
deaths zero deaths at the time I closed
43:52
up the country nobody was there and you
43:55
should say thank you very much for good
43:57
judgment go ahead please she'll be back
44:00
I predict this is not the end of this
44:02
one I saw you like once this but CBS
44:07
takes it to another level I got to play
44:09
some clips yeah please this is CBS just
44:12
a short clip nine seconds this is the
44:13
kind of slant we're getting off of CBS
44:15
this is the CBS slant as protesters in
44:20
Richmond Virginia some link to
44:21
conservative groups descended on the
44:23
state capitol they demanded Virginia be
44:25
reopened for business what do you mean
44:28
some link to conservative who are the
44:30
other ones linked to oh man it goes so
44:34
much further than this well let's play
44:37
another one here let's go with Nora with
44:40
the misleading opening good evening and
44:43
thank you for joining us there are two
44:44
major headlines as we come on the air
44:46
tonight putting scientists at odds with
44:49
the Trump administration researchers
44:51
behind one of the leading coronavirus
44:53
models one that the White House has
44:55
repeatedly cited now says most of the
44:57
country should not consider lifting
44:59
stay-at-home orders until the end of May
45:02
the new model comes as protests to
45:05
reopen are growing and just as some
45:07
southern governors are already loosening
45:09
their restrictions meantime tonight the
45:11
scientist in charge of coordinating the
45:13
government's
45:13
and search for a corona virus vaccine
45:15
says he has been abruptly ousted from
45:18
his job because of what he calls
45:20
politics and cronyism dr. Rick bright
45:23
the head of a little-known agency called
45:25
Barda says he was sidelined after
45:27
refusing to push for what he calls quote
45:30
on-demand access to hydroxychloroquine
45:33
that is the drug that President Trump
45:35
has repeatedly mentioned as a treatment
45:37
for covin 19 even though it hasn't been
45:40
approved for that use now all of this as
45:42
the death toll in the u.s. has now
45:44
passed 46,000 Wow this is worse listen
45:52
to this one this is the famine coming
45:54
clip yes further tonight the UN is
45:58
warning that the pandemic is putting the
46:00
world at risk of widespread famines of
46:02
biblical proportions there are growing
46:05
concerns about food supplies in this
46:07
country especially in America's meat
46:08
industry an explosion of coronavirus
46:11
cases is forcing some meatpacking plants
46:13
to shut down we've got more now from CBS
46:16
2 Janet shamlian a major pork processing
46:18
plant is the latest to close Tyson Foods
46:21
in Waterloo Iowa where 28 hundred
46:23
workers processed nearly 20,000 hogs a
46:26
day it comes after an outbreak of at
46:29
least 180 kovat 19 cases there and after
46:32
Iowa lawmakers failed an OSHA complaint
46:35
even though the state's governor
46:37
resistant we can work with different
46:39
processing facilities across the state
46:42
to keep the processing plants up and
46:43
going a USA Today investigation found
46:46
150 of the nation's largest plants are
46:48
in counties where the infection rate is
46:50
spiking threatening not only workers but
46:53
potentially the food supply any plant or
46:56
factory across the country could become
46:58
the number-one hotspot next week if not
47:01
take this issue seriously processing
47:04
plants can be a breeding ground for the
47:06
virus because many workers spend their
47:07
days side by side this man who recovered
47:10
from Kovach 19 and as we not use his
47:12
name works at Smithfield Foods in South
47:15
Dakota we are very close we can use a
47:19
social distance at that place
47:23
I have a thought about this because
47:26
again it's it's pork is only pork it's
47:29
closing
47:32
we're being now told be afraid be afraid
47:34
and it would are we did have a producer
47:37
on the last episode who said hey we got
47:39
nothing in the freezers so this could be
47:42
true but I've received a couple other
47:43
emails one of them Brian the beef
47:46
producer and it is also possible this is
47:49
a complete price gouging scam that buy
47:53
the meat pet by the Packers because the
47:56
Packers have a lot of control
47:59
I guess contractually or maybe I don't
48:02
know exactly how it works with size of
48:05
animals you know much more about this
48:07
than I do Jon so I'll tell you what I
48:09
think I've understood and you can
48:10
correct me so when it for instance with
48:13
beef I think it's 1,400 pounds is the
48:17
max this the animal has to be
48:18
slaughtered if you take that animal to
48:21
market and it's over 1,400 pounds you
48:24
get dinged in the price because it
48:26
doesn't fit in the right amount of boxes
48:28
or something like that and what
48:31
apparently is happening is the meat
48:32
packers because of this but because of
48:35
the slowdown they're taking advantage of
48:37
some animals growing above size
48:39
pressuring the the ranchers the the
48:44
cattle producers to move faster to
48:48
either slaughter or get things into the
48:50
system they're creating this art and I'm
48:53
just jumping around here they're
48:54
creating an artificial lack of supply
49:01
because they're getting it you know
49:03
they're getting this stuff for ninety
49:04
two cents a pound turn around and say $6
49:08
a pound limit to per customer and now
49:10
all we why not close a couple of plans
49:13
to jack up the price I don't I don't
49:16
think there's any reason for this other
49:17
than good old-fashioned American price
49:19
gouging well I I'm not saying that's not
49:24
a possibility yeah in fact it makes
49:27
sense from the perspective of Americans
49:29
what what we do i but i I don't think
49:35
the media is involved in that
49:37
I think the media would like to shut
49:39
down the food supply to start starving
49:41
the public get out of office so it's
49:44
it's a it's a copacetic relationship so
49:47
the media doesn't need to be tipped off
49:49
they're all yes exactly
49:54
yeah yeah and the meat packers wouldn't
49:57
mind getting some more money for their
49:59
product and at the same time it is the
50:01
product by the way note they're only
50:03
going after they mentioned in that
50:04
report goes on the Indiana they go they
50:07
dare with their hounding a woman that
50:09
the Republican governor of Iowa they're
50:13
just making her life miserable because
50:14
she's a Republican I'm telling you this
50:16
is so political this won't covin 19
50:19
thing to get to just screw the cunt
50:22
they don't care about the country they
50:23
just care about their power base and
50:25
they're worried sick yeah that Trump's
50:27
gonna get reelected just to finish up
50:32
the the pork thing what better item to
50:36
Jack the price up on than the one
50:39
product that China desperately needs has
50:43
promised to buy tens of billions of
50:45
dollars worth as per the trade agreement
50:48
that's exactly the one you want to jack
50:50
up well they
50:55
also as a report that chicken apparently
50:56
which is also part actually the Chinese
50:59
don't eat that much chicken lead duck
51:01
and pork and the dr. Bob bats are much
51:03
tastier and bats
51:06
why-why-why mess around with a chicken
51:08
fry you got some bats hanging around you
51:11
got a little wing in this one so I don't
51:16
know well I'm just it's very it's just
51:20
depressing to watch to listen to this
51:22
stuff
51:22
a year yeah I don't think it's
51:25
depressing I find it highly entertaining
51:26
to be depressing cuz it's like you were
51:29
these guys kidding and they just keep it
51:31
up no we gotta yeah I know where to go I
51:38
got Jimmy Kimmel's monologue then and I
51:41
want to play that cuz you triggered it
51:43
by saying you know you stay at home it
51:46
was a conservatives Kimmel took this to
51:50
a whole new level in his monologue the
51:54
other day I cut it down cuz I left some
51:57
in it's important enough to still jokes
51:59
person for Disney in the Chinese ABC
52:02
absolutely people are getting restless
52:04
especially people who are too bright in
52:06
Florida on Saturday
52:08
I saw the hashtag Florida morons was
52:11
trending and I tell well and that could
52:13
mean a lot of things but what it meant
52:14
was this the governor of Florida
52:17
reopened the beach in Jacksonville and
52:19
of course no one followed the rules
52:22
fortunately there are no old people
52:24
living in Florida who might be at risk
52:25
so the governor of Georgia is planning
52:28
to reopen tattoo parlors and bowling
52:31
alleys this week which I think that's on
52:34
their state flag right and thousands of
52:35
Americans in more than a dozen states
52:38
have gathered to protest stay at home
52:40
not too far from us in Huntington Beach
52:42
this brave woman fought passionately for
52:45
her right to all 31 flavors there was
52:48
some very which now he's going through a
52:50
couple of pictures most of which are
52:52
jokes or not true so yeah a woman says
52:55
she wanted her right to 31 flavors okay
52:57
creative signs that Illustrated this
53:00
plight many are experiencing so
53:02
powerfully like I need a haircut
53:04
massage is essential jesus is my vaccine
53:08
and Buddha is my personal trainer I
53:11
think I know in Denver Colorado there
53:12
was a standoff but protesters and an
53:15
angry health care worker now this was my
53:18
favorite I saw this go down this is
53:20
total astroturf actually it's worse it's
53:23
a photographer who would licenses their
53:26
photos and their and their videos this
53:30
was a health care worker no it was
53:32
someone dressed in scrubs unbranded
53:34
completely plain scrubs very atypical
53:37
for any hospital environment just
53:39
standing there all kinds of buddies
53:41
high-five and Adam looking look from
53:43
across the street
53:44
just and in fact the woman in the car
53:47
who's yelling at him she might have been
53:49
in on it too this was total setup and
53:52
the guy I'm sure made several thousand
53:54
dollars sending this video the people
53:57
buying this video and pictures of the
53:59
so-called health care worker total
54:01
bullcrap but okay Jimmy Kimmel's all in
54:15
well you know what they say it ain't
54:17
over till the fat lady screams crazy
54:19
right wing talking point a medical
54:21
professional who's trying to save their
54:23
so that's right wing talking points
54:25
family's lives I'm sorry you think these
54:26
characters who support Trump might be
54:28
suicide and now it's the characters who
54:30
support Trump you see how you do that
54:32
you go through wing and then these
54:36
characters who support from families
54:38
lives I'm sorry you think these
54:39
characters who support Trump might be
54:41
suicidal they seem to fight hardest for
54:44
the things that will kill them they want
54:46
freedom to gather in large groups during
54:49
an epidemic they want guns they want
54:51
pollution I figured it out they want to
54:54
die and they're taking us down with them
54:55
it's like if the Titanic was headed
54:57
towards the iceberg and half of the
54:59
passengers were like can you please
55:01
speed this thing up
55:02
and I have news for a Jimmy Kimmel what
55:05
you and your colleagues will call
55:07
supporters or Trump supporters you might
55:10
want to try the actual term which is
55:13
voters you stay away from that part but
55:17
I think it's the voters you're afraid of
55:19
maybe not the supporters since you
55:22
brought it up a disney-abc Jimmy Kimmel
55:26
completely towing the CCP party line as
55:29
he should let's have a brief little look
55:32
into the Disney Imagineering special
55:35
which aired is airing now on Disney Plus
55:38
Bob Iger who right around the time when
55:42
this whole thing came down abruptly
55:45
resigned as CEO of the Disney
55:50
Corporation I'm thinking more and more
55:51
now he knew what was really coming down
55:53
the pike with his coronavirus and was
55:55
just way ahead of it smartly so cuz he
55:59
really has quite a bond not just with
56:01
China but with President Xi before a
56:04
rare public meeting with China's
56:06
president Bob Iger learned that Xi
56:09
Jinping's father a revolutionary leader
56:11
had visited Disneyland in 1980 Baugh
56:15
pressed his staff to find a photograph
56:17
and presented it to Xi as an optimistic
56:20
symbol of their future partnership
56:23
I could tell he got very emotional about
56:29
he didn't cry but tears welled up in his
56:32
eyes
56:33
and he said to me at the time my
56:35
interest in Disney is not rhetoric it's
56:39
from the bottom of my heart I had never
56:42
heard a Chinese official echo anything
56:44
like that injecting their emotion into a
56:47
discussion it was a big deal
56:50
such a big deal how do you dig up a
56:57
photo from 1980 that coincidentally cuz
57:00
it was the only Chinese guy in the park
57:07
but there's more let's find out what Bob
57:11
Iger really did with China for the
57:12
Disney Corporation above all the
57:15
acquisitions of content and above all
57:17
the advancements in technology Bob Iger
57:21
staked his personal legacy on opening an
57:23
ambitious new Magic Kingdom in Shanghai
57:26
China in his eyes the company's future
57:30
depended on it no wonder he had to get
57:35
out yeah the company's future depended
57:37
on it oh really so in other words if it
57:39
wasn't for Shanghai China they'd be out
57:41
of business is that what he's trying to
57:43
convey here as an idea that's what if I
57:47
was a shareholder I'd bail out
57:48
immediately that has indeed what the
57:51
Disney Plus streaming documentary
57:55
suggests yeah I'd be out of there if
57:59
Disney cannot survive without the
58:01
Shanghai Disneyland
58:03
they got issues again Igor did resign
58:06
maybe for a reason well but Disney is
58:10
still all in on it let's keep the little
58:13
ones little human resources let's keep
58:16
them fully engaged over there on Disney
58:18
jr. pals Pluto and I have to stay home
58:21
was pulling together to help each other
58:23
get through the storm we help each other
58:26
we're in it together and we'll figure it
58:28
out together to my friends and family I
58:31
can call them or imagine it's playtime
58:35
all the time
58:36
anything is possible when we do
58:40
sometimes
58:42
I've got your weight can make it feel
58:47
better your family I won't let you down
58:58
each other's hearts I'm going to need
59:01
you guys as part of my team
59:02
we'll be okay as long as we stick
59:04
together stay for a patient been kind
59:07
and remember we're all in this together
59:16
[Music]
59:17
kids fireworks we're all in this
59:19
together
59:22
that's pathetic yeah that's what it is
59:26
is what we're pumping the kids full with
59:27
now and it's pretty much all you can get
59:31
everything else has been siphoned off is
59:33
marginalized censored reminder when this
59:37
started when was this this clip this we
59:40
first played this clip on beginning of
59:45
March some of the tech world's biggest
59:47
names announced they are joining
59:49
together to combat the spread of
59:51
misinformation about the corona virus on
59:54
their platforms that's right so they're
59:56
all working together how is it working
59:58
out let's find out from YouTube CEO
59:59
Susan Wojcicki
1:00:02
and she is very clear about what they
1:00:06
will and will not tolerate on the
1:00:07
youtubes about that is raising
1:00:09
authoritative information raising but
1:00:13
then we also talk about removing
1:00:15
information that is problematic yes of
1:00:18
course anything that is medically
1:00:20
unsubstantiated to people saying like
1:00:22
the take vitamin C you know take tumors
1:00:26
like those take tumeric like those are
1:00:31
all will cure you those are the examples
1:00:34
of things that would be a violation of
1:00:35
our policy anything that would go
1:00:38
against World Health Organization
1:00:39
recommendations would be a violation of
1:00:41
our policy and so remove is another
1:00:43
really important part of our policy it's
1:00:46
a very important part it's another tool
1:00:47
we have in our tool chest our watch is
1:00:50
kind of bothersome but there's a couple
1:00:52
of things that works I'm about it
1:00:54
one is the you know ice there was a
1:00:56
little tweet going around naming the
1:00:58
three best newest podcast and only ours
1:01:00
was the news podcast the other two were
1:01:02
more philosophical including quite
1:01:05
frankly who I really like mm-hmm
1:01:08
this guy Frank and he's got a nothing
1:01:11
else just to watch him work a sure seven
1:01:14
be really matter I gotta get just to
1:01:19
watch this guy work a mic but he's so
1:01:21
good anyway what do you mean work a mic
1:01:26
it's like he he's just the way he just
1:01:29
weren't the mic he's like it's you just
1:01:32
have to watch him work the mic cuz he's
1:01:33
like it wasn't is he holding on to it as
1:01:36
he's stroking it is he swinging around
1:01:38
what is he doing he might be stroking
1:01:40
something but it's not the mic the he
1:01:42
goes off access but you can't even if
1:01:45
you watch him and listen it's like he
1:01:47
never really loses the volume it's
1:01:49
unbelievable I'm sorry I just want to
1:01:54
hear this a little more about this what
1:01:56
he's doing it was hard to get it aroused
1:01:57
and it is hard to get it allows okay his
1:02:03
podcast isn't the red pill podcast is
1:02:05
the other one that was listed yes I have
1:02:08
a clip from these guys and they're doing
1:02:10
something called quarantine and it's you
1:02:13
know it's kind of a millennial podcast
1:02:14
aghasura hipster
1:02:15
but the way they start off this is the
1:02:18
part of their podcast and this is
1:02:20
because they're on YouTube and I have to
1:02:22
ask the question of some of these
1:02:23
podcasters is that do you really is this
1:02:27
you are you just gonna be beholding to
1:02:29
this YouTube operation because they're
1:02:32
not gonna let you do anything that's
1:02:34
really interesting if you have to if you
1:02:36
have to if you have to do your
1:02:38
presentation like what we're gonna hear
1:02:39
here
1:02:40
yes and before we start that I would say
1:02:42
for many maybe the majority half of the
1:02:47
whole objective is to bitch and moan
1:02:50
about YouTube's policies and be able to
1:02:53
raise your own awareness by being to
1:02:55
monetize it's a badge of honor at a
1:02:58
certain point and I also don't consider
1:03:00
these people necessarily podcasters but
1:03:02
yeah they think of themselves so the
1:03:06
story of the day the most important
1:03:09
story that we have to discuss is the
1:03:12
story that we can't directly talk about
1:03:15
okay you guys remember what happened to
1:03:20
HRC in the DNC remember when their
1:03:23
personal communications were intercepted
1:03:27
by probably Seth and then they were
1:03:31
handed over to a journalistic
1:03:32
organization well something similar to
1:03:37
that has happened think about the
1:03:38
situation we find ourselves in now
1:03:40
there's this large international
1:03:42
organization devoted to your health and
1:03:45
well-being okay it's a three-letter word
1:03:47
who could that be I don't know you guys
1:03:50
can figure it out women he's not allowed
1:03:52
to say Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
1:03:53
got hacked that's what he's not allowed
1:03:56
to say on YouTube is that what I'm
1:03:57
hearing that's what he thinks
1:03:59
he thinks is the case so they're beating
1:04:02
around the bush and they beat around the
1:04:03
bush because they're on the YouTube
1:04:05
platform I mean it seems to me that did
1:04:08
these guys should you find their own
1:04:10
platform or this find some other way of
1:04:12
doing this but I find it kind of I don't
1:04:17
know it just bothers me that they're
1:04:19
subjected to this but continue and
1:04:22
you'll see what they're talking about
1:04:23
right and others say I own it this clip
1:04:26
is too long they long for six minutes
1:04:28
without really saying any
1:04:30
I stand corrected it is a podcast I
1:04:34
didn't like a Doggett right and also
1:04:38
while he's explaining this think about
1:04:40
what the Susan Wood's whatever that runs
1:04:44
YouTube think about what she came out
1:04:45
and said yesterday about what she's not
1:04:49
gonna allow to be on this platform any
1:04:51
information about this company so that's
1:04:53
why we're doing verbal judo around this
1:04:56
stuff to make sure it's okay but go
1:04:58
ahead but yes that's so the the CEO of
1:05:01
this platform came out and said that if
1:05:02
we talk about anything on this platform
1:05:05
that is in direct conflict with anything
1:05:08
that this global information ization has
1:05:12
to say then we'll get our videos deleted
1:05:14
so so we can't come out and say
1:05:16
something that contradicts anything this
1:05:19
global organization sent has said so we
1:05:22
need to be very careful well they have a
1:05:25
patron somebody who was the CEO of a
1:05:28
large tech company we'll just call him
1:05:32
bill okay so the the the foundation that
1:05:37
bill runs and this global health
1:05:41
organization who you might know they're
1:05:44
in contact with another and then there's
1:05:46
another person who's an artist her name
1:05:51
we'll call her MA
1:05:53
okay those are her initials MA now she's
1:05:57
famous for a type of performance ritual
1:06:02
she's got a lot of spirit to her yeah
1:06:05
also she also really enjoys cooking I
1:06:11
mean so they can't say Maria Abramovich
1:06:14
and apparently perspective they can't
1:06:18
say anything so you show the poor viewer
1:06:21
or listener and depending pay is
1:06:24
tortured by this and it just seems to me
1:06:27
that this is not the way to go it's not
1:06:30
it's kind of counterintuitive well the
1:06:36
problem is the they have no model I got
1:06:40
there you know I got no model that's too
1:06:42
I I will help them out a little bit
1:06:45
since they have trouble saying the Bill
1:06:47
and Melinda Gates Foundation do you know
1:06:49
that that is not the original name of
1:06:51
the foundation I do know that it's not
1:06:55
the original name and I'd the original
1:06:56
name was something dumb I can't remember
1:06:58
what it is there's a YouTube video from
1:07:03
2008 and in this dr. Laurie Sabin is
1:07:08
receiving an award and the person
1:07:11
inducting her or ramping up for this
1:07:14
award is talking about her credentials
1:07:17
in all the different places she worked
1:07:19
and in 1989 or 98 it's on the clip she
1:07:24
worked at a very interesting place
1:07:43
agreed to meet with Lori's even in her
1:07:45
colleagues at Johns Hopkins and the
1:08:00
Institute for population control well
1:08:06
that's not good knows Johns Hopkins
1:08:11
again oh yeah if you're looking for that
1:08:15
name it's been successfully scrubbed
1:08:18
away from everything do we know that
1:08:20
that's a legit clip yeah oh yeah yes
1:08:23
it's very legit clip absolutely you know
1:08:27
it's not like this is out of the
1:08:29
ordinary as seeing as bill senior was
1:08:34
one of the founders or the early
1:08:36
participants of Planned Parenthood this
1:08:38
is not not unexpected from these guys
1:08:41
it's just always a little jarring when
1:08:43
you hear it population control cuz
1:08:47
that's ultimately where it's all going
1:08:48
you want do vaccines you want to take a
1:08:50
break because it kind of can take us
1:08:52
right there now if you want let's take a
1:08:54
break
1:08:56
I'd like to thank you for your courage
1:08:58
and say in the morning to you the man
1:08:59
who put two seasoned vaccines Jhansi
1:09:05
blenny morning to you mr. Adam curry all
1:09:07
those ships at sea boots on the ground
1:09:09
feeding the air subs in the water all
1:09:10
the Dames a night set in the morning to
1:09:12
our trolls in the troll room all on
1:09:14
lockdown I presume let's do a troll
1:09:16
count and we'll see trolls we have today
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oh here we go troll count is 1673 and
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just looking at the numbers as people
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are looking for alternatives where they
1:10:01
can say things like wow those guys like
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to control the population and you can
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to Nick the rat for the artwork for
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sequence episode the title of that was
1:10:34
Corona fest now an annual occurrence
1:10:36
were very excited about Corona fest then
1:10:41
Nick did well he had a combo of pretty
1:10:44
much everything that we we thought was
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interesting for either a title or
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artwork this is the sign sorry we are
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closed due to the planned emic please
1:10:54
knock the Finks yes it worked there are
1:11:04
some websites cropping up that are
1:11:06
demand that people get busted for
1:11:08
calling
1:11:09
the cops about their neighbors being in
1:11:13
the yard my neighbors in the yard you
1:11:15
know the so we have social distancing
1:11:17
and that is social legend California
1:11:19
well that's social snitching yeah it's
1:11:22
knitting and there's I'm looking at this
1:11:25
news story here a in st. Louis someone
1:11:30
used the sunshine law to request the
1:11:33
actual emails of people so in New York
1:11:38
Cuomo did it and all he got was dick
1:11:41
pics and Nazi memes I think it's very
1:11:44
appropriate
1:11:45
these guys don't think about this stuff
1:11:46
hey everyone will do this that's right
1:11:48
just send me a picture and tell me where
1:11:50
the infraction is occurring dig dig dig
1:11:53
dig dig
1:11:55
I got your read fraction right yeah
1:11:57
exactly
1:12:00
you read through these emails that
1:12:03
people are sending to the to the NARC
1:12:05
line people are saying oh there's a car
1:12:08
dealership is open there's an auto body
1:12:10
shop they're too close to each other
1:12:14
it's just it's it's crazy yeah that's
1:12:18
the media has caused this this hysteria
1:12:21
absolutely and this is what I was
1:12:22
talking about earlier I think this is
1:12:24
what the kids have got because they're
1:12:25
only getting snippets of it they're just
1:12:27
getting seen clips pass by here they're
1:12:29
no one's watching news at all anyway
1:12:34
that's true actually the kids in
1:12:36
particular yeah they're getting almost
1:12:39
no information or you know unless they
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it's like they're not funny
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Terral I missed really I do well so if
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anybody out there has a says run into a
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hysteric just going nuts
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in May we read it well how about this
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one
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hi I live on Revis the pawn shop on
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LeMay Ferry Road next to the old Dairy
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Queen plant it's still open
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yes it was packed with people coming in
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and out non-stop there's no reason a
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pawn shop is essential in fact the
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amount of people and lack of Sanitation
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is going to spread fast also the
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harley-davidson store has been having
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constant clouds during the day and
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evening
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now with the nice weather Joan fabrics
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isn't sanitizing according to the
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employees no one needs to be spreading
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the virus on the fabric constantly
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touching it I fear for all of us
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something like that yes I'm exactly like
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Wow John this is spectacular
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yeah a little oh TG for a moment not
1:26:32
enough to do the whole the whole spiel
1:26:34
the whole song but I've always been
1:26:39
against this let's encrypt and encrypt
1:26:42
anywhere that Google solely was
1:26:44
responsible for pushing that every
1:26:47
single webpage everything has to have
1:26:50
encryption and otherwise well why well
1:26:54
I'll tell you why control and they're
1:26:57
all in on it Silicon Valley and I have a
1:26:59
real-world example that I wanted to
1:27:01
discuss this is specifically regarding
1:27:05
these certificates and what Google does
1:27:09
as kind of the the 800-pound gorilla is
1:27:12
they put out statements from time to
1:27:14
time and they say all right we're now
1:27:16
supporting and I'm not going to use all
1:27:17
the technical terms we're now using this
1:27:19
version of encryption and it's the same
1:27:23
stuff that's just a new version you have
1:27:24
to end your certificate which you've
1:27:26
probably heard of if you have any type
1:27:28
of web server you have a certificate
1:27:29
that has to adhere to this new version
1:27:33
if not then the website using that
1:27:39
version which can be one version older
1:27:42
than what Google is demanding will be
1:27:46
downgraded in their search algorithm
1:27:50
and they're very clear about this and
1:27:53
your senior do us all a favor so avoid
1:28:00
zero who is of course does does our
1:28:04
entire back end he's really the head
1:28:07
honcho the the knight who manages the
1:28:10
racks he he says okay I'm gonna do a
1:28:13
full system upgrade and you know this
1:28:15
happened a couple weeks ago and you know
1:28:18
it's just periodic maintenance he's got
1:28:20
another kid coming to he's got another
1:28:21
kid here he's working on getting a
1:28:24
bigger house but he does all that in the
1:28:25
meantime fine everything works and I get
1:28:28
a couple emails from people saying I
1:28:31
can't I mean it shows up in the app on
1:28:34
my on my phone or on my computer I have
1:28:37
two examples in particular in this case
1:28:39
actually Apple examples but it won't
1:28:42
download I get an exclamation mark and
1:28:44
there's one or two other podcasts that
1:28:46
also have this but all the other ones
1:28:48
work this is always what is your podcast
1:28:49
is broken it's not downloading so we go
1:28:52
this here we go through a and I always
1:28:55
do this with people my cell go through
1:28:56
them multiple steps okay unsubscribe
1:28:59
delete everything Reese absque Ribe okay
1:29:02
try it with the with our direct URL you
1:29:04
know it's old all these different ways
1:29:05
that I try and help people could not get
1:29:07
it to work and so the best example is
1:29:10
one of our producers has an iPhone 5c
1:29:14
which he uses only for podcasts and
1:29:17
guess what the internal workings of that
1:29:20
system are not compatible with the new
1:29:23
version of the certificate upgrade and
1:29:26
this is how everyone is pushed into the
1:29:30
upgrade chain
1:29:32
because we had to make a choice either
1:29:34
we let ourselves be degraded in google's
1:29:37
algorithm which does result in all kinds
1:29:39
of unnecessary bullcrap for us yep
1:29:44
or we deprecate so that people with
1:29:47
older systems can can still use this
1:29:51
functionally and sadly I have to say we
1:29:54
we downgraded one step to make sure that
1:29:57
people with older machines will be able
1:29:58
to get this I mean it we were running
1:30:01
without any encryption it's just an mp3
1:30:03
file you're downloading that was no good
1:30:05
we got D ranked we got all kinds of
1:30:07
issues all kinds of warnings everywhere
1:30:10
and so now we upgrade and then we start
1:30:13
breaking older devices this is the trap
1:30:16
that we're stuck in and and I'm looking
1:30:18
squarely at Google clearly with some
1:30:20
kind of collaboration with new Apple and
1:30:24
other device makers oh yeah yeah let's
1:30:26
just not do that isn't let's break it in
1:30:28
those older systems buy a new one slave
1:30:32
so that's what's happy to be a lawsuit
1:30:37
yeah I'll get right on that suing Google
1:30:39
to restraint of trade
1:30:42
antitrust its antitrust I'm sure I'm
1:30:45
sure there's some class action somewhere
1:30:47
but that's not how I prefer to what the
1:30:52
lawsuit can't do a suit cuz you can't
1:30:53
beat it Google anyway to just stall yeah
1:30:55
good luck I find it very disturbing that
1:31:00
they do this it's just for your own day
1:31:04
you know you're better off with a newer
1:31:06
device anyway I don't know what your
1:31:08
problem is yeah man what's wrong with
1:31:10
you yeah let's talk vaccines for a
1:31:15
second I promise that just it won't take
1:31:17
too long to get through this vaccine
1:31:20
report let's let's listen to two clips
1:31:26
the first one is a recent one with Bill
1:31:30
Gates he's the guy driving all of this
1:31:32
who I think has also been put on notice
1:31:34
by the president with his looking into
1:31:37
NIH that's where all the money is and
1:31:39
Bill's money is fungible who the hell
1:31:42
knows where it's all going but people
1:31:44
are claim and
1:31:44
a lot of things we're looking into that
1:31:46
so we'll have statements later on this
1:31:49
week
1:31:51
so for opening up there's you know
1:31:53
there's a couple of ways to go the one
1:31:54
that scares all the children and I think
1:31:56
the vaccine is a big part of that is you
1:31:58
can't actually fully go back to work
1:32:00
without a vaccine this has been Bill
1:32:02
Gates's yeah we can't really have
1:32:04
concerts ever again until we have a
1:32:06
vaccine hard
1:32:08
Inuk he doesn't bring up the the
1:32:10
passport and this one I don't think but
1:32:12
just a broad overview of where he knows
1:32:15
that we have to go it's it may not be
1:32:18
where we wind up but it's good to good
1:32:20
to hear him out and what about that
1:32:22
trade-off you just mentioned obviously
1:32:23
the economic pain what do you think the
1:32:26
right balance is between the trade-off
1:32:28
of protecting people's lives and the
1:32:30
economic hit I mean do you see a
1:32:32
situation where the global economy could
1:32:35
be virtually at a standstill for a year
1:32:38
or even more
1:32:38
well it won't go to zero but it will
1:32:41
shrink global GDP is going to take you
1:32:46
know probably the biggest that's his
1:32:48
tilt because he he thinks it's fucking
1:32:50
funny that's why he's always laughing
1:32:52
year or even more
1:32:54
well it won't go to zero but it will
1:32:57
shrink global GDP GDP is going to take
1:33:05
you know probably the biggest hit ever
1:33:08
you know maybe the depression was worse
1:33:11
or 1873 I don't have a baby in my
1:33:14
lifetime there I'm sorry what was 1873
1:33:18
why did he say 1873 well I don't know
1:33:24
what happened I mean I know the cycles
1:33:26
and the big one was 1854 and it
1:33:30
destroyed the next one was the next big
1:33:32
hit was in 1893 so 1873 I know what
1:33:37
happened in 1873 I'm gonna look it up
1:33:39
what you're doing that version of 1873
1:33:42
1873 was that cholera
1:33:46
yes others talk about the present
1:33:48
economic situation well he says he
1:33:50
outbreaks in North America too killed
1:33:53
some 50,000 Americans I don't know in
1:33:56
1873 oh the panic wait the panic of 1873
1:33:59
you look up the panic of 18th and exert
1:34:02
panics come and go you know probably the
1:34:05
biggest hit ever you know maybe the
1:34:08
depression was worse or 1873 I don't
1:34:10
know but yeah that's the point this will
1:34:14
be the greatest economic kit but you
1:34:17
don't have a choice people act like you
1:34:18
have a choice people don't feel like
1:34:21
going to the stadium when they might get
1:34:24
infected you know it's not saying okay
1:34:28
just ignore this disease and you know
1:34:31
people are deeply affected by seeing
1:34:35
these deaths by knowing they could be
1:34:37
part of the transmission chain and in
1:34:39
old people
1:34:40
their parents that grandparents could be
1:34:43
affected by this and so you don't you
1:34:46
know you don't get to say ignore what's
1:34:50
going on here there are there will be
1:34:53
the ability particularly rich countries
1:34:55
to open up it things are done well over
1:34:58
the next few months but for the world at
1:35:01
large
1:35:02
normalcy only returns when we've largely
1:35:07
vaccinated the entire global again the
1:35:10
laughs he lasts when he say it talks
1:35:13
about money or vaccines when we largely
1:35:16
vaccinated no I'm sorry he lasts when he
1:35:19
talks about destruction of people's
1:35:21
lives and vaccines only returns when we
1:35:25
largely vaccinated the entire global
1:35:28
population and and so you know although
1:35:31
there's a lot of work testing a lot of
1:35:33
work on drugs that were involved with
1:35:35
you know trying to achieve that
1:35:38
ambitious goal which has never been done
1:35:40
for the vaccine that rises to the top of
1:35:44
the list
1:35:45
I think he's laughing when he does that
1:35:48
because he feels so superior that he's
1:35:52
he's like you dumb fuck that's what he
1:35:53
doesn't
1:35:55
fuck you know the vaccine vaccine is the
1:36:00
only way out
1:36:01
well guess not gonna go to zero from cum
1:36:03
fuck it's gonna be bad for you with a
1:36:06
little little peon hate this guy now I
1:36:10
don't hate many people I'm really
1:36:12
starting to hate him I think you're not
1:36:15
the only one a lot of people are really
1:36:17
showing a lot of ill will toward Billy
1:36:19
and I don't think he knows because he's
1:36:21
kind of isolated kinda I don't think he
1:36:23
knows how bad it's getting I see it
1:36:26
online I mean it's almost like the other
1:36:28
hate the yeah the good he's like he's
1:36:31
completely obliterated his good will and
1:36:34
one of the reasons he's done here he
1:36:36
hold on I'm sorry what good will Windows
1:36:38
is a piece of shit no he's not even at
1:36:40
micronet admit at Microsoft for years
1:36:42
you know he just resigned from the board
1:36:44
but the point is is that his know his
1:36:47
good will as a philanthropist i mean
1:36:49
john d rockefeller did the same thing
1:36:51
everyone hated him when he was running
1:36:52
Standard Oil but then because he started
1:36:54
giving money where they loved him and so
1:36:56
bills kind of picked up the slack he's
1:36:58
kind of modeled himself after john d
1:37:00
rockefeller and and he was i thought he
1:37:03
had accumulated a lot of goodwill and
1:37:05
now it's turned sour because he has this
1:37:09
tendency to want to be on he's on he's
1:37:11
too visible he's coming on everything
1:37:13
he's telling people they want to get
1:37:15
chipped they wanted to put you get a
1:37:17
card so you've been vaccinated and he
1:37:19
pushes this I mean he just seems the
1:37:21
evil to to many people he's ditch this
1:37:23
is ruining it he's gonna be sorry he did
1:37:25
this to Accenture to accentuate your
1:37:27
point I want to listen or play again
1:37:30
that intro to dr. Laurie Schwab listen
1:37:33
to what the in the introduction says
1:37:35
about Bill and Melinda Gates because
1:37:37
it's exactly what you just said
1:37:40
and doctors even got a call from Trenton
1:37:42
Seattle about a potential funding source
1:37:44
from an organization that would focus on
1:37:46
international population and
1:37:47
reproductive health bill and melinda
1:37:50
gates with just a little money to spend
1:37:53
but a lot of skepticism about the
1:37:55
academic approach they had just a little
1:37:58
bit of money to spend
1:38:00
I'm all moist because I can get them
1:38:02
with that money for my research that's
1:38:05
that's that's why that's why he had all
1:38:08
that standing as a philanthropist there
1:38:10
jizan over his cash right there in the
1:38:15
intro I know that but now he's got
1:38:17
everybody else's cash it does I did pull
1:38:25
an ISO from that clip by the way you
1:38:26
don't have a choice people act like you
1:38:28
have a choice
1:38:30
it's pretty authoritarian what do you
1:38:32
say in there you know yeah you think
1:38:36
yeah this is really gonna he's gonna be
1:38:39
I don't know yeah he had this last time
1:38:44
he was promoting himself to a to an
1:38:46
extreme when he was a little more
1:38:50
approachable you could find him you know
1:38:52
and wandering around town and you can't
1:38:55
see that anymore
1:38:55
he got pied yeah three times in a row
1:38:59
and that was the end of his being public
1:39:02
a public guy yeah now he's showing up
1:39:05
too much and he's got that and that
1:39:06
little laugh he's got when he's talking
1:39:08
about certain things has really got it
1:39:10
anyway yeah death and destruction that's
1:39:12
when he laughs it's so dead this is just
1:39:15
not a good thing for him to be doing I
1:39:17
just don't understand what he's what is
1:39:18
you know if you want to be a
1:39:20
philanthropist first of all get out of
1:39:23
the way and start giving money away work
1:39:24
on that you're not a big public you're
1:39:27
not supposed to be like a big braggart
1:39:28
of a big public figure you know pushing
1:39:32
your weight around I mean he's largely
1:39:34
responsible for the misery called common
1:39:36
core yes we forgotten about that another
1:39:41
winner the Vista of Education ladies and
1:39:44
gentlemen yeah well that's just fine and
1:39:49
dandy I'll have none of his vaccine
1:39:52
thank you very much I do want to play
1:39:54
two minutes of a much longer interview
1:39:58
that I will have more for y'all on
1:40:01
Sunday of Robert Kennedy jr. Robert
1:40:04
Kennedy jr. is really opening up in
1:40:06
these days of of the Bill Gates vaccine
1:40:09
is really pushing back hard and this is
1:40:12
it's a fault he's calling from the car
1:40:14
do it and I think this is I don't I
1:40:17
think it's a podcast this guy knows
1:40:19
rocky keeps calling um Bobby
1:40:21
Bobby hey Bobby Bobby the piece I chose
1:40:26
for you today and there will be more
1:40:27
from this interview is the vaccine
1:40:30
patents how that works how the money
1:40:33
works as you start to understand that
1:40:36
NIH remember the 32 billion dollars that
1:40:40
there's a lot going on in there and a
1:40:42
lot of people are
1:40:44
are making out like bandits and there's
1:40:46
a lot of power and control and certainly
1:40:49
overlapping and conflicting agendas so
1:40:52
here he explains the vaccine patent rule
1:40:54
as it pertains to the Health and Human
1:40:57
Services all in general NIH in
1:41:00
particular and certainly dr. work on a
1:41:21
vaccine you are entitled to own part of
1:41:24
the pack they're all developed by the
1:41:27
federal government and they are given
1:41:30
out the technology has been distributed
1:41:33
to these four companies which are by the
1:41:36
way either and like you are allowed to
1:41:42
retain a royalty and so back scene makes
1:41:48
it the market you were collecting money
1:41:50
on every files Oh a couple of years ago
1:41:54
they changed the rules you can say and
1:42:01
thousand dollars per year per vaccine Oh
1:42:04
Tony found she has many many vaccines
1:42:10
one vaccine that he has which is a way
1:42:15
of packaging coronavirus for some other
1:42:19
vaccine some other you know the guts of
1:42:22
the microbe whether got to the fine
1:42:24
Irish father you can you can package it
1:42:27
in a protein sheet in order to deliver
1:42:30
it making the protein she from the HIV
1:42:33
virus packing it with a virus another
1:42:37
virus and then delivering it throw
1:42:39
vaccine and it very efficiently reaches
1:42:42
you know your are only the organs that
1:42:47
it needs to reach in order to give you
1:42:49
immunity
1:42:50
supposedly Oh Tony found she ended up
1:42:53
owning that pack that patent is helping
1:42:57
you
1:42:57
by some of these companies we don't know
1:42:59
how many but we know of at least one
1:43:01
that is using it to make vaccines for
1:43:05
the corona virus if you look up Anthony
1:43:10
Fauci patents and you'll get a Google
1:43:12
page a lot of patents his name is on 150
1:43:16
K a year if it's used per vaccine that's
1:43:21
an that's a nice it's like vaccine
1:43:23
publishing business it sounds like the
1:43:25
music business but better yeah I know
1:43:28
especially if you're working for the
1:43:29
government discovery yeah funds paying
1:43:31
for the development of the patent give
1:43:33
me a break
1:43:34
yeah no never deal as justice should be
1:43:35
a pub owned by the public yeah all the
1:43:38
Justice Democrats on this one yeah well
1:43:40
they're not gonna don't don't hold your
1:43:43
breath waiting for those douchebags yeah
1:43:48
they may it's interesting cuz the way if
1:43:52
out she got his name on that particular
1:43:55
patent is a whole nother story into
1:43:57
itself which I'm digging into apparently
1:44:00
there was some other research who was
1:44:02
working there and she figured something
1:44:05
out and then thought she heard about it
1:44:07
and she wound up getting fired and his
1:44:08
names on the patent it happens in the
1:44:10
music business - that's why I'm swag I
1:44:12
kind of make that comparison it's like I
1:44:14
played on the record now is this guy now
1:44:16
don't you see that he's ID says it right
1:44:18
there his name is on the on the
1:44:20
publishing so it's a big scam going on
1:44:24
at NIH well maybe that's what trumps
1:44:29
after maybe maybe he's after the woman
1:44:32
letdown we'll see what happens that's
1:44:33
just gonna make more people want to get
1:44:34
rid of him yeah there's a I mean this
1:44:40
thing with the bright guy who quit you
1:44:42
know got moving oh yeah Democrat plant I
1:44:47
mean please yeah but it's all there's
1:44:49
all it's all related these are no
1:44:53
coincidences was taking place that guy
1:44:55
moves foul she protects him
1:44:58
hydroxychloroquine is being shut down as
1:45:00
an even a potted is being confused with
1:45:03
chloroquine purposely meanwhile moderna
1:45:06
is making the vaccine which is
1:45:08
completely funded by NIH I think they
1:45:10
gave him a day
1:45:11
680 million dollars to make it which was
1:45:16
all it was the first thing that foul she
1:45:18
said Gilead and moderna gee what a
1:45:22
surprise
1:45:22
two months later they're the ones that
1:45:24
have been chosen to make it all anyway
1:45:27
um let's talk about something else
1:45:29
stupid the green new deal in which I
1:45:31
can't wait for everyone to come back and
1:45:33
start telling us the models are telling
1:45:34
what us we're going to die by 2030 can't
1:45:37
wait for Earth Day which was was that
1:45:41
yesterday before that was that the
1:45:43
Monday was yesterday yes it was
1:45:45
earth-death day did you get it missed it
1:45:47
did you get any clips from Earth Day no
1:45:50
no no clips to get well Michael Moore as
1:45:55
Earth Day promoter as as executive
1:45:59
producer dropped as we say in the biz
1:46:01
dropped a dock dropped a dock called
1:46:05
planet of the humans and planet of the
1:46:09
humans it's directed by a different guy
1:46:14
bill whatever his name is who has always
1:46:17
worked with actually I think he did
1:46:19
sound and music score for several of
1:46:23
Michael Moore's documentary so the way I
1:46:24
see this since it is what is his company
1:46:28
rebel media whatever it's called not a
1:46:30
rebel media and the media rebel now it's
1:46:35
produced by Michael Moore it might as
1:46:36
well be him I think he's very smart that
1:46:39
he did this documentary without making
1:46:43
it about him this is a must watch tip
1:46:47
must watch tip for everyone listening to
1:46:51
the podcast and I'm gonna give you the
1:46:54
good in the bad right off the top
1:46:55
because what this thing does completely
1:46:57
debunks Al Gore his bullcrap Sierra Club
1:47:02
three fifty.org the end does it like I
1:47:07
really it's beautifully done and it
1:47:10
could undresses Al Gore and his
1:47:12
generation partners and David blood and
1:47:15
all these assholes who live in this
1:47:17
thing again planet of the humans okay
1:47:20
and what the documentary does he
1:47:24
shows that the entire green agenda of a
1:47:27
renewable energy is based upon the
1:47:31
backup energy known as biomass and
1:47:34
there's over I think it's between 1,500
1:47:37
and 2,000 biomass power plants in the
1:47:41
United States and it sounds really great
1:47:43
because you know you need something to
1:47:45
fill up the when there's no wind or when
1:47:47
there's no Sun when there's no light so
1:47:51
that's when the biomass plant kicks in
1:47:53
what is the biomass plant it literally
1:47:56
is a a a turbine so it generates
1:47:59
electricity based upon burning wood
1:48:02
burning wood chips burning trees so the
1:48:07
what the documentary points out is that
1:48:10
we are cutting down trees at a great
1:48:13
pace which also of course doesn't help
1:48:16
the co2 problem and we're trying to use
1:48:19
that to save the earth from dying of co2
1:48:22
so and it does such a good job of that
1:48:25
and everyone's advance the guy from
1:48:29
350.org
1:48:31
Al Gore wolololo a biomass well waffling
1:48:36
around because they know what's what's
1:48:37
going on so it really destroys Al Gore
1:48:41
that's great it does not for a second
1:48:45
address nuclear not there's one shot of
1:48:47
a nuclear plant for two seconds that not
1:48:50
even addressed as anything of an
1:48:52
alternative in fact it has no answer to
1:48:57
it has no answer to what needs to be
1:48:59
done but it is saying hey here's the
1:49:02
problem and we have two general groups
1:49:05
as specifically talking about the United
1:49:07
States in this case and you have a group
1:49:10
on the right who say we believe in God
1:49:13
and we'll take it the way God intended
1:49:15
and the group on the Left who are like
1:49:17
science and what the documentary shows
1:49:21
is we're all afraid of the same thing
1:49:25
we're all afraid of dying and that's why
1:49:28
this is such a contentious point some
1:49:30
people say hey I know I'm gonna die I
1:49:33
want to go to heaven I believe in the
1:49:35
Lord Jesus Christ
1:49:36
and they're probably much more at peace
1:49:38
than the other half poor just afraid of
1:49:40
dying and this has been rammed into
1:49:42
their heads with science the wonder kids
1:49:44
are afraid to come out of their houses
1:49:45
during this pandemic reopening there is
1:49:51
but but here comes there is one
1:49:54
overarching message it comes around 45
1:49:56
minutes into the documentary it's the
1:49:58
only clip I will play from it and you
1:50:00
will in tight you especially John will
1:50:03
understand the thinking behind this and
1:50:05
who Michael Moore is teaming up with now
1:50:08
though each of them takes climate change
1:50:10
seriously every expert I talked to
1:50:12
wanted to bring my attention to the same
1:50:15
underlying problem there are too many
1:50:17
human beings using too much too fast as
1:50:21
a global community we really have got to
1:50:23
start dealing with the issue of
1:50:25
population population growth continues
1:50:28
to be the not the elephant the herd of
1:50:31
elephants in the room ten of single
1:50:34
species that's come to dominate an
1:50:35
entire planet he's smart enough to
1:50:37
voluntarily limit its own presence is
1:50:41
there any precedence
1:50:44
Wow we have to have our abilities to
1:50:47
consume reigned in because we're not
1:50:51
good raining them in if there are
1:50:54
seemingly unrestrained resources species
1:50:58
hit the population wall a lot and then
1:51:00
they crash I mean that's a common story
1:51:02
in biology if that happens to us and in
1:51:06
a way it's the natural order of things
1:51:07
and I don't think we're going to find a
1:51:09
way out of this one I don't as a
1:51:11
scientist what leads you to that
1:51:12
conclusion well because right now the
1:51:17
large percentage of that that number is
1:51:20
supported by industrial agriculture
1:51:21
which is heavily subsidized by oil and
1:51:24
it's not sustainable and you know and
1:51:28
there's no going back without without
1:51:30
seeing some sort of major die-off in
1:51:31
population there's no turning back
1:51:33
what's the thing that nobody ever asks
1:51:35
you that you want - nobody's ever asked
1:51:39
me if I'm scared yeah yeah I am I
1:51:42
actually am scared I lose sleep over all
1:51:45
of this and we're back with the
1:51:47
Population Bomb those guys never let up
1:51:51
they made a hole I mean started in the
1:51:54
70s remember yeah these were the
1:51:57
original global warming dudes who
1:51:59
started with the well they start with
1:52:01
cooling but it was always about
1:52:02
population underneath it all right
1:52:06
and then well and that's the takeaway
1:52:08
the whole thing is Al Gore is a
1:52:10
charlatan loved that because he is
1:52:13
expertly undressed and exposed for the
1:52:16
fraud that he is very well done
1:52:18
sadly it's like well talking about Al
1:52:21
Gore being undressed
1:52:24
sadly the documentary leads you to mouth
1:52:27
the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
1:52:29
for population control now doesn't it
1:52:31
how could we do that I think if we had a
1:52:34
vaccine maybe it's just a thought okay
1:52:39
so you say asked if I had any Earth Day
1:52:42
clips I do oh goody because I listened
1:52:45
to the Earth Day town-hall meeting
1:52:49
between Biden and Gore oh no way
1:52:53
perfect what is what if what a fest what
1:52:58
a celebration of earthing yeah let me
1:53:01
just give you a classic example of what
1:53:03
kind of clips I have here this is a this
1:53:05
is the Biden Gore favorite gem right
1:53:09
here's what he says I think we have an
1:53:11
opportunity to turn the the changing the
1:53:16
climate the generating a fundamentally
1:53:20
green infrastructure he's on point yes
1:53:29
well then let's go to the longer rambles
1:53:31
okay let's go to the long ramble look by
1:53:35
the way Donald Trump is really the
1:53:37
stable genius indicated that that
1:53:39
windmills caused cancer I that was news
1:53:43
to me and everybody in and I and I won
1:53:46
everywhere else around the country is
1:53:47
doing this but you know I mean hey come
1:53:49
on you know I visited a soul and you've
1:53:53
done this all around the world in
1:53:55
touching solar plant outside Las Vegas
1:53:57
the ibw work is attention are making
1:54:01
60,000 bucks a year clean energy was the
1:54:06
engine of recovery for from the Great
1:54:08
Recession when I when the president
1:54:10
asked me to get engaged in dealing with
1:54:14
the Recovery Act
1:54:15
it's going to be even bigger now a
1:54:17
bigger engine in terms of recovery from
1:54:19
this economic storm that we're going
1:54:22
through right now and it's logical and
1:54:24
it's rational and so well the one of the
1:54:27
things that I think is happening now you
1:54:29
pointed out that American business is
1:54:31
realizing they've got to cut they got a
1:54:34
price in the car that they they have to
1:54:36
have to price it in the price of carbon
1:54:38
and the way they're done they want they
1:54:40
are looking at their bottom line and
1:54:42
reduce the carbon well you got the major
1:54:45
unions in the country have endorsed me
1:54:47
they now realize this transition is
1:54:49
going to happen happen anyway and they
1:54:52
should own it they should be the people
1:54:54
who in fact have the access to these new
1:54:56
good paying union jobs and so look there
1:55:00
I'm getting too excited about this
1:55:04
program man look look look okay let's go
1:55:11
in with another well just want to review
1:55:14
what did he just say there I have no
1:55:18
idea this is so bad well here's the
1:55:22
sewer ramble asked we would ask me that
1:55:24
same question after this one yeah now
1:55:26
we're looking to say my lord you mean
1:55:28
that same person who who kept my sewer
1:55:31
open and my basement not flooding the
1:55:33