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July 9th, 2020 • 3h 22m

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what a Sunday Adam Curry is no agenda
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[Music]
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and from northern Silicon Valley where
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everybody's wearing a mask and
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everybody's going to work it looks like
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it to me I'm Jesse - Bryce well you guys
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are lucky the traffic jams are what
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they've been historically oh yeah no
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it's I think everything's just kind of
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open but you guys don't have what's
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going on here oh yeah we do we got a
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governor thinks we do is he's trying to
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keep up with the Joneses oh man well we
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have a we have a mayor and city council
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you remember I told you on Sunday that
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they were you know it was Sunday of the
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day before they were considering either
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everybody mandatory masks which happened
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on show day or a 35 day lockdown and
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then a lessons-learned
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program if they remember lessons learned
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this is lessons learned well today since
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of course our cases case cases have gone
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up so significantly to be discussed in a
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moment today city councilors meeting and
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all is on the table
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I think we're going for another lockdown
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35 days here's the latest from this
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morning okay the Austin City Council
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will consider some bold action to slow
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the spread of co19 it's going to be a
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tough sell Fred can do is live at City
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Hall now Fred Austin's business
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community will have to be on board to
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make this happen yeah and before
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coronavirus came along a lot of people
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by the way this guy
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yes mascot the end of the report clearly
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someone went dude take off the mask your
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knee will have to be on board to make
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this happen yeah and before coronavirus
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came along a lot of people just said
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more crazy stuff from the Austin City
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Council and I have to point out he's
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standing at night in the middle of an
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empty square right in front of City Hall
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which is a big you know a big square and
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there's no one there and he's standing
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there by himself with his mask on
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sounding like a thing down this or on
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the virus on the city's color-coded
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overdressed chart we are now in the red
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area which would trigger new
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restrictions to slow the spread of the
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virus
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today council members will hear from
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experts to help them decide what to do
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next
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and they're gonna tell us whether we're
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screaming into it or not and what the
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indicated action is but it is a concern
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now that we're above 70 now at 75 we
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need to figure out what those
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trajectories are and the same experts
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will also explain a proposal to shut
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down the city voluntarily for 35 days
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mayor Adler is among those who believes
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that it'll allow the corona virus to
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subside enough that we will be able to
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reopen our schools for fall also on the
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agenda an ordinance that would declare
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businesses a nuisance if they don't take
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more action to prevent the corona 19
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spread the business requirements would
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go beyond enforcing masks use they would
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have to disinfect twice a day post
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information signs and limit groups to 10
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or less among other things the violators
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declared would be declared a nuisance
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and if they did not fulfill these
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requirements that they would face a suit
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filed by the city attorney business
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owners may not like these added
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regulations on their business but
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apparently it has support at the top do
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support at the top if we're going are
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going into shutdown I can see what is
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this what what's the top does this got
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to be the mayor what else are they
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talking about I mean what do there's a
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top business proposal so it had to
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support it to talk oh no no yes not the
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mayor's proposal it's that one guy some
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medical guy who comes on the city
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council meeting for ten minutes the last
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time he said here's your options
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everybody masks or 35 lock day lockdown
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followed by lessons learned I think
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they're too happy about giving us the
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lessons learned we're gonna get these
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fuckers hey one of our friends
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Dale he had the closest but he's closed
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his bar for good now because the bars
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had to close again
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in Texas he's done he's out of business
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half the restaurants famous and
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otherwise in San Francisco are gonna be
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going there's no way they can be so
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imagine if you got that double tap like
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we're about to witness when they close
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you down against the bars are very
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screwed but restaurants if they close
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down which is what will happen and that
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will also mean retail closes are we
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gonna get unemployment again is that an
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example what kind of you was give me one
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example of retail closing know if the
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35-day lost our an example just give me
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one days have a what a witness retail
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store how would you define just tell me
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a retail store that would be closing the
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entire mall what kind of store and I
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need a store not I'm not an area just
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give me one example one store clothing
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stores wait wait stop that makes no
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sense
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Walmart's open isn't it I know I go buy
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clothes at Walmart no no no no so why
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are they closing the other stores that
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sell the same thing walmart sells well I
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love that you play this game with me but
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obviously because they're assholes and
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the full of crap and this is and this
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can only may be this is just pure
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politics again I think there's some
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else going on though because Texas is
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being targeted and I I think we're about
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to enter phase three Republican governor
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yes oh yeah no but you're also targeting
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Florida hold on which is what's the
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commonality oh yeah no not just that
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Arizona no they're targeting states that
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quote unquote open too soon we didn't do
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it right of course we did do it right
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unfortunately with the increased testing
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and what we've gone through this many
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times why people are being tested
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retails open young people are getting
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tested people young people were even
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faking the numbers for faking their
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symptoms just to get tests because they
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want to get tested we're also I learned
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doing pool testing here specifically in
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Austin and this is how that works let's
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say we had a meet up than the meet up
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there were ten people and someone says
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oh man I don't feel so good I'm sick the
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pool testing and it's easier to do this
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at retail obviously but a meet up would
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work they test one person I mean I'm
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sorry they yes they test one person and
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if that comes out positive that all of
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those people have to be tested but
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essentially at that moment you got it
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they're counted as a positive case so
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these numbers are I mean let's get Chi
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it's beyond sketchy but what it does
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when you have this many tests and by the
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way case is not sick and of course I've
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heard of many young people who have who
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were positive and they were back on
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their feet in two days kind of like yeah
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I know it's unpopular to say it but kind
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of like the flu so what does this do is
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this shows us that the infection rate is
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much higher I don't think it's a
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question of age spreading right now the
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infection rate was already quite high
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we're testing we're finding it out which
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subsequently
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blower's the death rate
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but this is an unacceptable happiness we
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cannot be happy that the death rate has
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declined no we cannot let me ask you to
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look at these two images because we're
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about to talk about the worldview
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question to the front clip governor's
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across the country
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Supercuts it's good news that it's just
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younger people because they have a
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better survival rate that is the fallacy
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the president also points out the
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coronavirus death rate is down that's
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true for now but the death toll you
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can't celebrate it right now when you're
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seeing people heading into the hospital
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because we've seen this story before in
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some ways it never really ended in a lot
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of ways it is worse than ever and of
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course as we see other people infected
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and going onto the ice used it spreads
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to older populations that death rate
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will change these people go home these
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people infect their parents and their
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grandparents those people get sick they
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end up in the ICU and they either die or
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they take it from somebody else that
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could have used it has become more
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dangerous it can infect more people it's
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more easily they're able to take root
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into communities so it's changing in a
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worse way this is going to be
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catastrophe about catastrophe just to
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say hey look at the death rate now is
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extremely superficial does the US need
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another stay at home order if the virus
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continues to rage like this we have no
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choice the White House and their
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calculation this is about trying to
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instill a sense of normalcy then and we
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all know that life can't really feel
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like it's back to normal I mean it can't
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feel Americans can't feel that they have
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the virus under control we absolutely
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zero chance and by zero chance I mean
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zero zer a movie with Donald Trump in
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that job
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all these Flores infractions and dr.
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Falchi again is doing what he's been
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doing from the beginning he's been
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telling you the truth and you haven't
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want to hear it so whatever is going on
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the the fact that less people that the
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mortality rate is so low is not being
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celebrated on the mainstream let me just
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give you some statistics in 1918 we had
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the Spanish flu the world population
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then was a little under I think it was
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lunch under million people that we
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counted at the time so the Spanish flu
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took out 15 it was a billion was no no
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I'm sorry the no the world population
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was a billion I'm sorry a billion a
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hundred and ten year I think that's
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about right but a billion the Spanish
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flu killed 50 million people which of
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course was a tragic event according to
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the experts
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that is a 5.26 percent of the world's
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population died during the Spanish flu
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five percent more than five percent in
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2018 the world population was then 7.5
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billion the seasonal flu killed 650,000
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people flu killed 650 thousand people
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worldwide that is 0.009 percent of the
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world population and the experts of
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course say that's a typical year kovat
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nineteen world population up little
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seven point seven billion counting to
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date five hundred thousand dead that is
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0.06 percent of the world population the
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experts tell us this is no good
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especially not with Donald Trump in the
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Oval Office this is this insane but okay
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part of the clip okay by the way I think
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might be true thank you
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and this at this point is purely
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political so you already you already
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noticed that what states have the surge
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it's the not just Republican governors
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but it's all
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those that opened up early and screwed
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it up clearly although there's no
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mortality rate evidence for that and if
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you look at the hospitalization rate we
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are at 40 percent I'm sorry we are at 80
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percent of the 40 percent beds that have
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made have been made available and if you
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do the math and and you needed to
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actually bring in a whole bunch of kovat
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19 sufferers we're pretty much right now
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at 30 percent of our available ICU beds
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but because they say we are they cordon
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off and say well of the 4500 we only
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have 1500 available oh my god world 80%
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90% we're all gonna die they can just
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easily shift those beds around so this
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is clearly political and the reason for
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it is the vaccine we're getting ready
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for the vaccine and it's going to be
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deployed in Texas of course Austin is
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not really the hotbed it's Houston and
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this is a public service announcement
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running on KHOU 11 Houston now played a
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major role in the effort to come up with
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a vaccine for the corona virus at
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Houston a research firm has been
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selected to conduct vaccine trials
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here's Ron Trevino the researchers at
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the Texas center for drug development
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and diem clinical research have not
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received any potential corona virus
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vaccines just yet but they will be
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arriving soon then they can start
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clinical trials in the big push to get a
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vaccine to help end the pandemic but
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they need volunteers you have to be at
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least 18 years old and they want a
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diverse pool of people in this trial in
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order for trials to be shown to be
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effective and safe in all populations
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all different types of people all
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genders and races need to participate
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Houston's diversity is one of the
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reasons the clinical trials are being
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held here researchers say the potential
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vaccines have already passed phase one
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and testing and they say they are safe
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if you want to volunteer go to Houston
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fights Kovac com2 apply back to you Bucs
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you thank you very much this mansion
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Hall did they go through the whole
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checklist notice there's you have to be
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18 or older it could be any gender any
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race in you have to have it and the last
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one is you have to very low IQ this tack
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list this package I went to that website
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of course Houston fights kovat the
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packaged use the entire b-roll was video
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from what's on that website so this is
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this is not like a news story this is
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pushed in there hey we need people the
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test please do a piece and point them to
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our website they have a video there what
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explains which will happen I just cut it
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down to a minute so you can kind of get
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the idea
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part of sorry I'm just saying did they
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did they mention how much money they're
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gonna pay all this information for you
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yes you're part of the Houston five scho
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bid movement by volunteering to
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participate in the kovat vaccine trials
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those who qualify will schedule an
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appointment to come to one of our two
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clinic facilities in the Greater Houston
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area Center for drug development we are
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here to make your experience as safe and
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efficient as possible the experience is
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much like a visit to your general
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practitioner we ask you wear a mask upon
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arrival and as you enter our lobby the
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receptionist will greet you as you check
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in your temperature and prepare for your
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appointment
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our clinic follows a strict
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sterilization process before the vaccine
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that's part of the program while
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investigational the vaccines have been
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approved by the FDA for Phase two or
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three trials which means that they have
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gone through earlier rounds of human
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trials where the safety data is
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available
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after the vaccine is administered
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participants will be carefully monitored
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by our doctors and staff for at least 30
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minutes to ensure their safe departure
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by participating in this study you could
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help end this current pandemic and
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prevent future occurrences this is your
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opportunity to contribute to the process
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of helping us sea life in Houston return
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to normal again
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join the fight at Houston fights Koba
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comm girl puts a smile on you oh yeah
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very very happy so the way it well let's
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let's just step back for one second you
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identified that the targeting all the
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messaging about the testing about the
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death about the destruction about the
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second wave third wave opening up too
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soon dumb Republicans was targeted at
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young people and this is not a
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coincidence of course they're targeting
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young people and this is meant to bring
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out young people listen to this you'll
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get a minimum depending on the length of
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the trial a minimum of $1,000 and you
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get to go anywhere you want
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you have the cloak so because they need
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you to be exposed exposed to see if it
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works and I think we're moving into act
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three of this way that is a very
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tempting offer even the $1,000 but
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forget that I can go any I don't you may
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not even have to wear a mask well you
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could also become a member of the media
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and then go anywhere you want to but
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that's another so act 3 is upon us we're
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about to go into into the testing into
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the in the wild we're talking 30,000
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people a month and it's no coincidence
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that there's a new actor on the scene
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and I'm and I identified this act while
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he's bursting on the sting and seeing
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he's being introduced a big PR blitz it
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started this weekend when I saw New York
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Magazine in the headline anthony foul
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his boss
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why things could be much better soon and
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this is a new guy dr. Francis Collins
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sounds kind of almost like a Anthony
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Fauci Francis Collins they go together
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like peanut butter and jelly I have
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highlighted a few parts from this
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interview this piece about him one of
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the few Obama appointees still serving
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in a major role in the Trump
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administration Collins who rose to
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prominence in the 1990s as leader of the
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human genome project this is no slouch
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this is the guy who led the human genome
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project and the decoding of the our DNA
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he is the head of the National
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Institutes of Health the federal
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government's gargantuan hub for medical
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research with an annual budget of 42
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billion dollars the NIH is essentially
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unrivaled in the world as a research
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center among its 20,000 employees is dr.
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Anthony Fauci who runs the division
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focused on infectious diseases thought
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she was a mentor to Collins when the
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latter joined the NIH decades ago and
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they remain close talking at length on
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the phone most evenings now they
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highlight here that dr. Collins just
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recently won the $1,000,000 Templeton
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prize from the John Templeton Foundation
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which by the way give this very good
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doctor approximately two hundred to
20:14
three hundred thousand dollars per year
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to his foundation already they've been
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doing that since 2007 so they've been
20:21
feeding this guy money he has a little
20:23
foundation on the side called biological
20:27
so the guy that has been receiving grant
20:30
money from this foundation now also was
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elevated to the Templeton Prize the
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Templeton Prize I might add he's not for
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douchebags sister Teresa was the first
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recipient other recipients include
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Desmond Bishop Desmond Tutu so now this
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guy is in here he's obviously important
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here's a one code from him and this is
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how I come up with Phase three
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he says until we have a vaccine that can
20:57
be widely applied and provide immunity
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most of our country is still at risk
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this is not a time to relax there are at
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least four vaccines that we'll be
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getting into such large trials this
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summer beginning as early as July each
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one of those trials will involve roughly
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30,000 volunteers who get paid half of
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whom will get the vaccine half of whom
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will get a dummy placebo now I have a
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problem with that sentence isn't it just
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a placebo what is a dummy placebo does
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that mean it's a placebo that's not
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really a placebo your your observation
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is absolutely correct the placebos of
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placebo there's no such thing as a dummy
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placebo that's messaging and I don't
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know what it's about but I think there's
21:43
something there's just calling somebody
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a dummy now check this out
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those trials will have to be conducted
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in areas where the virus is actively
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spreading because that's the only way
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you're going to know whether it was
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protective hello red states that have
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been over tested opened up too soon and
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you are that's what's going on here and
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this guy is out to get PR he's out to to
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show himself to the world he showed up
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on NPR he need a little bit of exposure
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well what's the best way to do that talk
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about some some social justice issues
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NPR is always gonna highlight you for
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that it is time to end the tradition in
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science of all male speaking panels
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that's the word from Francis Collins and
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he should know Collins is the head of
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the National Institutes of Health people
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at the human genome project and he has
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been to a lot of all-male panels or
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pointed aside in previous shows NPR's
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turned out to be the worst of the group
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they're worse than CNN at this point
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honestly I didn't even hear that
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national
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this first time I played it the second
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time I clipped I didn't hear them that's
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a great one ball mail panels or Mantle's
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seriously it's so common there are
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multiple nicknames for the practice
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including man Frances and compose eum's
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man Frances and what was the other one
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impose eum's impose iums as imposing
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imposed hymns and what was the other one
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I've missed at first the second one man
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you might mom hold on I think was man
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Frances hold on man for instance now and
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then attempt to break down that
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tradition he is vowing not to speak on
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panels that do not fairly consider
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scientists of all backgrounds nice to be
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with you audience so you've been in this
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business a long time what do you think
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has prevented women or diversity in
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general from these panels I'd like to
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think that there's not an intentional
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bias going on but there certainly seems
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to be an implicit bias when people are
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setting up workshops or panels or
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symposia they kind of pick out oh I know
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this person and I know that person and
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all too often the people they're
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thinking of are the men and then you end
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up coming to one of these events and
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being embarrassed to be part of
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something when we have a wonderfully
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diverse scientific workforce and it
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doesn't seem to be getting represented
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and I just decided that's already not
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good I'm sorry guys making me sick
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already
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Oh like the racist thing you know you go
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to these things I've been on many of
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these and he's in tech and there's women
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sometimes there's not and there's
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nothing you know this is the last thing
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you're aware of your you're going to
24:51
these things you're not thinking about
24:53
this you're thinking about what you're
24:55
gonna be saying and what kind of person
24:57
is gonna be leading the thing is they
24:58
gonna ask good questions are you gonna
24:59
be annoyed I mean this this guy's full
25:02
of crap this is nonsense oh you have no
25:05
you have no idea how dangerous this guy
25:08
is you have no idea but I'm going to try
25:10
and show it to you back to this article
25:12
in New York magazine he's laying out
25:15
he's justifying how the testing is going
25:18
to work so we have four trials starting
25:20
individual
25:20
thirty thirty thousand people per trial
25:23
half of which are dummies as he says
25:25
himself and he goes on to explain that
25:30
this is a huge investment and it's
25:33
prepaid this is prepaid through Gavi
25:35
prepaid through active which is this
25:38
cartel of the National Institute the NIH
25:40
and the eighteen pharmaceuticals he says
25:45
this is an investment in manufacturing
25:46
tens of millions of doses of these
25:48
vaccines even before we know if they're
25:50
going to work to prevent long delay at
25:53
the end because it would be really sad
25:55
if we were celebrating in December
25:56
saying hey we've got a vaccine that
25:58
works and then there were no doses left
26:00
to offer to people who need it so that
26:02
has to wait what here comes so that has
26:05
to be planned for even if it means
26:07
throwing out the doses of the vaccines
26:09
that failed we're prepared to do that I
26:12
want you to remember that he said this
26:14
and then he goes into just some basics
26:19
about the vaccine but this guy is very
26:22
very interesting he wrote a book in 2007
26:25
called the language of God
26:27
a scientist presents evidence for belief
26:31
before he went to the NIH he started the
26:35
foundation by a logos which makes the
26:38
case for a harmony between science and
26:40
Christianity this guy is he went into
26:45
med school by his own admission went
26:47
into med school a complete atheist came
26:50
out an evangelical Christian and so take
26:56
into account the Human Genome Project he
26:58
led that he is the guy that is
27:00
attempting to meld science and religion
27:04
and I have a very short clip of one of
27:06
his speeches just to give you an idea
27:07
what you're going to see is a slide with
27:10
two pictures on it and they both look
27:13
like they're a stained glass window in a
27:15
church round you know kind of with the
27:17
spikes you know what it's like a round a
27:20
round stained glass Church window and
27:22
this is just the beginning let me ask
27:24
you to look at these two images because
27:26
we're about to talk about the worldview
27:29
question
27:30
I think this is a provocative way to
27:33
begin to think about that because what
27:34
you see are two images that look
27:36
somewhat similar to each other but they
27:38
stand in for somewhat different
27:40
worldview perspectives this being of
27:43
course a beautiful stained-glass window
27:45
the Rose window in Westminster Cathedral
27:47
and this is an unusual view of DNA not
27:52
looking at it from the side but looking
27:54
down the long axis of DNA so you see
27:56
that radial pattern and the question
27:59
that many people pose and which I pose
28:01
to you tonight is okay those are two
28:05
worldviews the scientific and the
28:07
spiritual do you have to choose do you
28:10
have to basically throw in your lot with
28:13
one or the other and neglect the other
28:14
one or is there a possibility here of
28:17
being someone who could merge these two
28:19
not necessarily building a firewall
28:22
between them but actually having both of
28:24
those perspectives within your own
28:27
experience I think many people today are
28:30
arguing that these worldviews are at war
28:33
and that there is no way to reconcile
28:36
them that has not been my experience now
28:39
mind you this guy is the DNA expert he's
28:43
clearly trying to bring along Catholics
28:47
and Christians evangelicals into the
28:49
scientific realm so I guess he's still
28:53
very he's a believer but we'll find out
28:58
but what is the main vaccine that is
29:01
being attempted is the mRNA which is a
29:05
DNA altering vaccine it's not really a
29:08
vaccine in the traditional sense so this
29:10
is the guy who clearly has been driving
29:13
this if only for the fact that he was
29:15
behind the Human Genome Project and I'm
29:17
reading this article I finish it up I
29:20
might I go to to search for him and what
29:25
pops up top link is at that very moment
29:28
alive
29:30
zoom between this guy francis collins
29:33
and anthony Fouts she completely
29:35
unsupervised just the two of them
29:38
and you know they've been friends for 27
29:40
years so there he's yucking it up
29:42
they're getting boners over saying
29:44
things I had to clip this it is unreal
29:48
how these guys just layout the entire
29:51
strategy for act 3 and we'll start with
29:54
obviously letting everybody know red
29:57
states suck we were averaging about
30:00
20,000 new cases a day and then a series
30:04
of circumstances associated with various
30:07
states and cities trying to open up in
30:09
the sense of getting back to some form
30:12
of normality has led to a situation
30:14
where we now have record-breaking cases
30:18
two days ago it was at fifty seven
30:20
thousand five hundred so within a period
30:23
of a week and a half
30:24
remember people cases just tested just
30:27
tested positive more testing he's making
30:30
it sound like the world is coming to an
30:31
end we've almost doubled the number of
30:34
cases so in answer to your first
30:36
question we are still knee-deep in the
30:39
first wave of this and I would say this
30:42
would not be considered a wave it was a
30:45
surge or a resurgence of infections
30:48
superimposed upon a baseline Francis
30:51
that really never got Francis's wanted
30:54
ago if you look at them at the graphs
30:56
from Europe Europe the European Union as
30:59
an entity it went up and then came down
31:02
to baseline now they're having little
31:04
blips as you might expect as they try to
31:07
reopen
31:07
we went up never came down to baseline
31:10
and now is surging back up so it's a
31:13
serious situation that we have to
31:15
address immediately okay
31:18
bullcrap even Burks showed yesterday in
31:20
the briefing the testing it's almost
31:23
like looking at co2 and global warming
31:26
let's stop for one second and kind of
31:30
remember those Bakersfield doctors that
31:32
were yes banned from YouTube
31:34
they had predicted all this and they
31:36
said there's a detect the testing goes
31:38
flying up the cases go flying up and the
31:41
deaths start going down and that's
31:43
because this is the ending and I put
31:46
three charts in the last newsletter yep
31:48
same thing showing that the cases were
31:51
going up but but
31:52
testing was skyrocketing and but the
31:55
deaths were going down is that and this
31:57
if you just looked at the deaths and
31:59
just look at that chart alone I don't
32:01
know if the cases you don't look at the
32:02
testing you'd say this thing is good is
32:04
going away and you didn't hear foul to
32:07
your Carlin's even mention the death
32:09
rate nothing at all no because they
32:11
they're unveiling a strategy for phase 3
32:14
this is act 3 this is the vaccine stage
32:17
and let's make sure that we know that we
32:21
are communicating to the right group
32:22
remember we have to get the young people
32:24
it is the case now that a lot of those
32:26
new cases are younger people yeah you
32:29
can you can hear the script I mean the
32:31
guy knows this and he's pretending to
32:33
ask his underling foul Chi they're
32:39
rolling out a script and they are so bad
32:41
at it let's I want to go busy so you
32:48
stumped this was a zoom thing that was
32:51
open so people could watch it was live
32:53
on YouTube it was located screams he's
32:57
alive on YouTube that was have been
33:00
you're supposed to be a big dummy not
33:02
realizing that this is scripted you
33:05
laugh your ass off how scripted this is
33:07
so it's scripted for it they're putting
33:10
on a play for their anyone who wants to
33:14
listen in and so you feel like oh I'm in
33:16
on this I got no I understand that cuz I
33:18
I listen to these two people talk to
33:20
each other when in fact this is a scam
33:24
scam in the sense that they're making
33:26
money on the spot but it's but but this
33:28
is a scripted yes presentation to sucker
33:33
you and to think in a certain way
33:34
exactly yeah and and it was it was an
33:38
NIH USA Today livestream
33:42
I said zoom just to make it clear you
33:44
had two boxes USA Today is a problem
33:47
yeah very popular people look at USA
33:51
Today and so I'm sure they tuned into
33:53
this
33:53
so again of the USA Today stuff later
33:55
let's roll out the script of hey Anthony
33:58
isn't it young people it is the case
34:01
isn't it now that a lot of those new
34:03
cases
34:04
our younger people yeah been willing to
34:08
go to places like bars which are not a
34:11
good place to be if you don't want to
34:12
catch this some people are saying well
34:14
we'd have to worry so much cuz young
34:16
people don't usually get that sick by
34:18
the way saying catch this is I think
34:20
this is racist you're only supposed to
34:21
talk about you spreading it but the
34:23
society problem well there's a big
34:26
problem with that Francis first Brandi
34:28
right the average age of people getting
34:31
infected now is a decade and a half
34:33
younger than what it was a few months
34:35
ago particularly when New York and New
34:37
Orleans because they were out protesting
34:40
or because there's more testing I don't
34:42
know this is the best of Hope scheme
34:44
about these always younger now that's
34:46
why it's different it would change what
34:48
exactly changed and by the way Adam how
34:52
often do I call you Adam when I'm
34:53
talking to you well John that in fact is
34:56
one of the things John that you hate the
34:58
most you don't even like it when I say
34:59
hey John you are correct thank you very
35:05
much John ago we're getting hit very
35:07
badly that's the first thing the second
35:10
thing that we're trying to get the
35:11
messaging across the young people should
35:14
not feel that they're invulnerable
35:15
excuse me when someone says we're trying
35:18
to get the messaging across was a bad
35:26
scriptwriter there that's not just just
35:29
the beginning there listen there
35:31
unsupervised there ad libbing
35:33
freewheeling their own deal hey Tony
35:36
we've done this for 27 years we can do
35:38
it again yeah we could pull off hey
35:39
let's do it on that newfangled thing
35:40
yeah let's do a stream okay
35:42
if you see the video kee Collins is in a
35:46
very impressive office with lots of
35:49
books messy pouchy he's sitting in this
35:52
pristine kind of space and there's a
35:54
there's some kind of artwork that is
35:57
behind him and it's sticking out of his
35:59
head but it it's almost exactly as wide
36:01
as it head it looks like he has a pope
36:04
hat on it's very Illuminati as kind of
36:08
symbolism I don't know if that was
36:10
intentional but it's odd to look at that
36:12
we continue oh we're getting hit very
36:14
badly that's the first thing
36:16
and think that we're trying to get the
36:18
messaging across young people should not
36:21
feel that they're invulnerable to
36:23
serious consequences the more we learned
36:25
about this disease Frances the Franzese
36:28
lies that many young people may not
36:31
necessarily get sick enough to go to the
36:32
hospital but they can get very sick put
36:35
them out of action for weeks at a time
36:37
this is the messaging the other thing is
36:40
they should not think that even if they
36:43
get infected and they have no symptoms
36:45
at all that they are in a vacuum they're
36:48
not because by getting infected they are
36:51
propagating the outbreak because
36:53
inadvertently or innocently they could
36:56
infect someone who'd infect someone and
36:59
then all of a sudden someone's
37:01
grandmother grandfather or aunt who's
37:03
getting chemotherapy for breast cancer
37:05
gets infected I could infect someone who
37:10
affects someone else who goes home
37:12
infects someone of then infects the
37:13
grandmother who is under chemotherapy
37:15
for breast cancer and she dies Thank You
37:19
Anthony
37:20
so although you think you're isolated in
37:23
a vacuum you're not you're part of the
37:26
propagation of the pandemic so it's your
37:28
responsibility to yourself as well as to
37:32
society to avoid infection shame that's
37:35
the message I know it's difficult to get
37:37
out to young people but they really need
37:39
to understand that yeah I saw the
37:41
Surgeon General's public service
37:43
announcement which is a good way to say
37:45
this which is put on your mask and then
37:47
kovin stops with you and if we all can
37:50
think about that it's up to us each of
37:53
us to stop this pandemic it's not some
37:55
decisions going to be made the
37:56
governance pension it's about us
37:58
deciding that this is our responsibility
38:03
okay so your acting classes are do not
38:08
really hurt it's fantastic okay now
38:11
you're right you thought that was bad
38:13
acting wait for this one well let's talk
38:16
about vaccines the world is abuzz Tony
38:22
let's talk about vaccines
38:24
the world is abuzz about the vaccines
38:26
girlfriend this is just a Raja Oz well
38:29
let's talk about vaccines the world is
38:30
abuzz Maxie this guy runs a 42 billion
38:35
dollar health budget everybody's abuzz
38:38
about vaccines Tony well let's talk
38:40
about vaccines the world is abuzz about
38:42
vaccines does the way in which we might
38:44
ultimately get past this and have a
38:47
chance to go back to something
38:48
approaching normal life where we can all
38:51
be back together again because this risk
38:53
won't be so high where are we
38:55
Tony with the vaccine efforts that have
38:57
been moving forward at unprecedented
38:59
speed hey Tony where are we with the
39:04
vaccine efforts that have been moving
39:07
forward at unprecedented speed but of
39:09
course they were full of Scientologists
39:13
yeah I think the first thing Wow did you
39:16
hear that that was Tony foutch he's
39:17
throat wheezing it was some that
39:19
challenges inhaling sound very healthy
39:30
himself yeah the first thing people need
39:36
to understand but although time tables
39:39
are given well are you dealing with
39:40
there the vaccine the area there's never
39:43
a guarantee that your candidate will be
39:45
both safe and effective so there's
39:48
always the big question mark however
39:50
assuming that there will be one and may
39:53
be more safe and effective vaccines
39:55
here's where we are with the time line
39:58
okay there are multiple candidates using
40:00
different platforms several of which the
40:03
United States government and the NIH
40:05
itself we are involved in helping to
40:08
facilitate the development either
40:11
directly or indirectly with our sites if
40:14
things go the way isn't he
40:18
the head of the NIH what the head of the
40:23
NIH should well no I mean be very
40:27
familiar with
40:28
yes but they divvied up the script in
40:32
fact do you recall
40:33
well I reminded you or I asked you to
40:36
keep something in mind when I was
40:38
reading from the article I'll just give
40:39
to the next clip we are now working with
40:41
the companies Bauder by their investment
40:44
to start making dosas before we even
40:47
know whether it works or not get ready
40:49
so that when we get to the winter in the
40:51
early part of 2021 we will start to have
40:55
a large number of doses that people will
40:58
be able to use if it turns out to be
41:01
safe and effective the big if so does
41:04
that mean if one of those vaccines
41:06
doesn't turn out to be safe and
41:08
effective you just have to throw out all
41:10
of those doses that were made because
41:12
they've wanted to be ready but it isn't
41:14
always going to work he's asking this
41:18
question Toni does that mean that we
41:21
have to throw out the vaccine that
41:23
doesn't work doesn't this guy shouldn't
41:26
this guy know the answer to this
41:28
question well he knew it in his events
41:30
the play he knew it and his interview
41:32
over the weekend he said literally we
41:34
have Paul right that's what I asked you
41:36
to remember I know I got me on that one
41:39
yes he already said that but now he's
41:42
playing dumb let's listen to that dumb
41:44
part again the big if so does that mean
41:47
if one of those vaccines doesn't turn
41:50
out to be safe and effective you just
41:51
have to throw out all those doses that
41:54
were made how can this be I wish I knew
41:56
I don't run or forty six billion dollar
41:58
budgets if wanted to be ready but it
42:01
isn't always gonna work oh well stop for
42:05
one second this is one of the little
42:08
things that probably hurt me the most
42:11
and I you see with broadcasters too
42:15
somebody knows something knows the
42:17
answer they know the answer and instead
42:20
of posing the question as if they know
42:23
the answer which you can do and get away
42:25
with you can say well as we know or so
42:29
you know if you input you can couch
42:30
see it's the Late Show pre-interview
42:33
question so I heard that you had a
42:35
really interesting experience
42:38
last week at Disneyland which of course
42:41
is a known story that's the worst case
42:43
yes exactly but I have run into people
42:47
that are that do tech for example and
42:51
they're very knowledgeable about
42:52
something but they feel obliged to act
42:55
completely stupid about something so to
42:58
ask because they can't ask the question
43:00
any other way they don't know how to do
43:02
it I guess but to hear somebody that at
43:06
this level running the NIH acting stupid
43:10
with questions that he knows the answer
43:13
to it's a humiliation this guy should go
43:16
they should get rid of him this guy is
43:18
only just breaking on to the scene we're
43:20
gonna see a lot of him foul she can't do
43:22
the vaccines foul she is too tainted
43:24
he's the wrong guy for the vaccine this
43:27
is the guy that's bringing in the
43:28
vaccine that's why he's in the magazine
43:30
that's wise on NPR that's why they did
43:32
this little script and I will say as a
43:35
little aside if you look at revelations
43:38
and you look at the Antichrist where
43:40
revelation says the Antichrist will come
43:42
he will look just like you there's a
43:44
significant portion of our Christian
43:48
religious believer and believing
43:50
producers who think this guy will be an
43:53
excellent candidate for the Antichrist
43:54
because you agree with them he's good
43:57
for example just what you played there
44:00
this is for a very evangelical Christian
44:04
this is basically blatant lying
44:07
oh yeah he's handling this he is a he is
44:11
a liar this guy oh yeah oh yeah well
44:14
he's lying here pretending he's
44:15
certainly being not being sincere
44:16
pretending he doesn't know about how
44:20
anyway so I'll skip paths rest that clip
44:22
we we got out of what we needed the end
44:24
of it they just say hey this will be
44:26
just as safe as any other vaccine which
44:28
I thought was kind of funny but now now
44:30
now now now we need to go after the
44:33
people here to sign people up we need we
44:34
need to get people we need to get people
44:35
to take this test we are determined that
44:37
these have to be young people young
44:38
people got a message to the young people
44:40
here's the messaging I want to get out
44:41
now let's get this going we
44:43
to get people to sign up for the trials
44:45
and it will be important to encourage
44:49
people to enroll so people are watching
44:51
this right now my intention in two or
44:55
three weeks to announcements that there
44:57
might be a vaccine trial enrollment
44:59
somewhere in your neighborhood like we
45:01
just heard in Houston because we will
45:03
depend on the public to sign up and help
45:06
us figure this out let's be clear these
45:09
vaccines have already gone through phase
45:12
one and Phase two trials so we know that
45:14
they've been safe significant number of
45:16
individuals and we know that they seem
45:18
to be capable of raising antibodies but
45:20
we haven't actually done the real
45:21
testing in the field that it's going to
45:24
be in the so-called Phase three trials
45:26
but particularly Toni it seems to me
45:29
because this disease cope at 19
45:31
best hit particular group I mean even
45:33
that you know John it seems kind of to
45:38
me like hey John in particular it's so
45:41
contrived to so contrived gonna be in
45:44
this so-called Phase three trials but
45:47
particularly Toni it seems to me because
45:49
this disease Kovac 19 has hit particular
45:53
groups really hard I'm talking about
45:55
older people people with chronic disease
45:58
african-americans Latinos we want to be
46:01
sure old old man it's not Latinos bro
46:05
but we'll let you slide before people
46:07
with chronic disease african-americans
46:10
Latinos we want to be sure that the
46:12
vaccine enrollment includes those folks
46:15
as well are there ways based on past
46:18
experience where we are sure that
46:20
outreach will work and we will get
46:22
people to sign up for those groups do we
46:24
have the messaging right Tony
46:26
well done Thank You Francis what was dr.
46:30
Collins was referring back to you
46:32
Francis leading me into the end for what
46:35
thank you even thank you very much never
46:37
even says you're leading me here
46:39
oops well done Thank You Francis what
46:43
what dr. Collins was referring to
46:45
leading me into the answer to the
46:47
question was that
46:54
but why are they laughing it's not
46:57
because of the question its he's
46:58
laughing
46:59
I believe this guy is secretly loving
47:01
the answer this is something that we've
47:05
done with all our HIV trials there is an
47:08
analogy here when you're dealing with
47:11
HIV there's a disparity of why the hell
47:14
is he laughing about this so they're
47:17
talking about are we reaching the right
47:18
people
47:19
he says you're leading me right into the
47:21
answer they crack up laughing because
47:28
thank you Francis with what dr. Collins
47:31
was referring to leading me into the
47:33
answer to the question this is something
47:40
that we've done with all our HIV trials
47:43
there is an analogy here when you're
47:45
dealing with HIV there's a disparity of
47:48
susceptibility of involvement 13% of the
47:52
American population is African American
47:54
and 45 to 50 percent of the new
47:57
infections so whenever we do treatment
47:59
and prevention trials through our
48:01
networks we outreach through community
48:04
representatives and community outreach
48:06
we're going to use that same model to do
48:10
the same thing for the african-american
48:11
latina and Native American populations
48:14
in fact Francis and I right now are very
48:17
heavily involved in making sure that the
48:20
trials are quite well representative by
48:24
the individuals who are most susceptible
48:26
not only to infection because of certain
48:29
circumstances in their life but also
48:31
because of the fact that they are more
48:33
prone to complications because of
48:36
underlying comorbidities it's a major
48:39
goal of the trial to be properly
48:41
represented and that's what we're gonna
48:43
make certainly high priority so here's
48:46
what I heard yes just like remember how
48:51
much fun we had trying to find the gays
48:53
to take them to take the tough now we
48:57
gotta get black people
49:00
can't wait to try that's what I'm
49:06
hearing and I'm not kidding you man I'm
49:10
not gonna argue the point they are evil
49:13
and will this thing even work coming
49:15
back to the vaccines I keep yes Tony ok
49:18
so suppose this all looks really good
49:20
and you have a vaccine that's safe and
49:22
effective and we start immunizing people
49:25
how long will that protection last when
49:28
you glass are you gonna need to take it
49:31
again uh-huh you're like I mean like the
49:34
flu where you have to have a shot every
49:36
year or where you get a booster now what
49:38
do you think Wow we hadn't discussed
49:40
this at all in many meetings before we
49:42
went out and spent hundreds of millions
49:44
or maybe billions of dollars pre funding
49:46
vaccines we might have to throw away
49:48
water you think about well this is
49:51
Francis a great question and it's the
49:53
reason why we have to be it's not a
50:01
great question it's not a great question
50:03
by any means this is Francis a great
50:06
question and it's the reason why we have
50:08
to be humble about what we do we do not
50:10
know the answer to that we do not know I
50:13
mean you can assume that you're gonna
50:15
get protection at least to take us
50:17
through this cycle when you look at
50:19
natural infection it's anyway between
50:20
six months to a year however with this
50:24
spike protein that's being presented in
50:26
the way that we do it with primes and in
50:28
some cases boosts we're going to assume
50:31
that there's a degree of protection but
50:33
we have to assume that it's gonna be
50:34
finite it's not gonna be like a measles
50:37
vaccine how does an mRNA vaccine which
50:41
is intended not to have your body
50:43
produce immunity against future
50:46
infection from this dead end host you're
50:48
dead and the virus you receive but it is
50:51
intended to change your actual DNA why
50:55
in god's name would you need a boost or
50:57
a booster for that it just doesn't make
51:01
it well even if it was let's just assume
51:03
yeah let's
51:04
that's a mm-hmm B if it's a normal
51:07
disease I mean the reason you're gonna
51:10
have to have a flu shot every year cuz
51:12
the flu change
51:13
every year right so is this thing gonna
51:15
change every year oh wait it already
51:17
changed once from the phony-baloney
51:19
czars which disappeared magically what
51:23
where did that ever go no one ever talks
51:25
about the disappearance of cold one
51:29
SARS no that came and went and it which
51:32
was deadlier diverse now we have this
51:35
this is a this is a blab created product
51:39
that will just naturally go away and
51:42
they're just trying to get these
51:43
vaccines out it manufacture tons of the
51:46
vaccines as fast as they can and they
51:49
already made their money it's pre-cancer
51:50
they want to get their money out of this
51:52
thing and they got to do it before this
51:53
thing completely disappears as is shown
51:55
by the death chart which is falling off
51:58
the cliff final two clips they're short
52:02
so we're signing off now and then
52:06
Collins pulls up a ball a model of the
52:14
corona virus so he has like the size of
52:16
a softball with all these spikes
52:17
sticking out of it it's green it's green
52:20
it's not purple red it's green and model
52:25
of the corona virus Tsarskoe b2 with all
52:30
those spiky proteins and that just is
52:32
the way that it likes to get inside of
52:33
your cells we are going to vanquish this
52:35
guy for a whole lot longer okay we're
52:41
gonna vanquish this guy and now to
52:44
answer your question about this guy's
52:46
religiosity listen to how he says
52:50
goodbye and you tell me if this is a man
52:52
of faith a man who fears God then hang
52:56
on because science the best science you
52:58
can imagine led by amazing people like
53:01
Tony Fauci and many others is gonna come
53:04
forward here with what we believe will
53:07
be ultimately a chance for us all to get
53:09
back to the kind of lives that we were
53:11
Lily leaving leading in 2019 and you
53:15
know what all of us in a few years will
53:18
have parties where we talk about what
53:20
did you do in 2010 agent
53:24
our grandchildren
53:26
well tell their grandchildren what they
53:28
did in 2020 we were counting the money
53:31
this is unlike anything we've faced
53:34
before but we're up to it we have
53:36
encouraged to strength of vision and the
53:38
energy to make it happen and I'm sorry
53:41
if you're a man of faith if you're a man
53:44
who went in an atheist in the mid school
53:47
came out and the evangelical Christian
53:49
and you believe in God and you've
53:52
professed this and you believe that
53:55
science has a role under God why is the
53:59
last thing you say an afterthought oh oh
54:02
yeah some hope listen again this is
54:04
unlike anything we've faced before but
54:06
we're up to it we have the courage to
54:08
strength divisions and the energy to
54:10
make it happen and the hope come on man
54:15
he would have said with God's help yes
54:17
or how about even hope he said hope you
54:20
forgot to say hope thanks Tony and the
54:29
energy to make it happen is upon us this
54:37
is the important phase I you know they
54:40
can play it any way they want shooting
54:42
everybody up with water for all we know
54:44
dummy placebo we don't know we have no
54:47
idea but by the way show title I think
54:52
you're right but how the way the way I
54:56
the way I interpret these guys and what
55:00
is happening is let's target those those
55:03
idiots the rednecks the dummies and and
55:06
of course they're not wearing masks so
55:08
we can blame them for it they didn't
55:09
open up right anyway you're not wearing
55:11
my haha they're the target you could do
55:14
this any any city in America except for
55:16
New York possible but any city in
55:18
America you could do this now you can
55:20
test more find this big group of people
55:23
and then you can set up your vaccine
55:25
trial and of course Houston is one of
55:29
the first of course it is I haven't
55:31
heard about any vaccine trials in
55:32
California which has more case
55:34
than we do we have it we have it we have
55:37
a Democrat governor leaves from such
55:40
scams
55:42
you're so lucky with that I guess so
55:48
he's a good man he wears a mask in his
55:50
he's now on Twitter he's got his picture
55:52
with a mask on ah that's because when
55:54
you're on Twitter if you don't have a
55:55
picture of the mask on you had some
55:59
covert updates around the world I want
56:01
to get them out of the way we get the
56:02
show hood report done
56:03
yeah for sure uh let's start with
56:06
there's only four of them here they're
56:08
kind of combined it with a bunch of
56:10
yours we got to remember the blast
56:11
Brazil cuz Brazil is the worst case
56:14
scenario because you got a dis ball
56:16
sanera guy taking his mask off even
56:20
though he's he's positive with the guys
56:23
he said he's a plague on socialism so
56:26
let's play covet Brazil in Brazil bars
56:29
and restaurants also reopened in parts
56:31
of the country this week despite the
56:33
second-largest corona virus outbreak in
56:35
the world behind the United States on
56:37
Friday Brazilian President John Bolton
56:39
ro vetoed parts of a law that would have
56:41
required face masks indoors when large
56:45
groups gathered Bolton ro has downplayed
56:47
the severity of the pandemic despite
56:49
increasing numbers of infections and
56:51
deaths in Latin America's largest
56:53
country yeah yeah sure to get that in
56:58
there okay let's go to uh Cove oh here's
57:01
a good one this is the kovat cases
57:02
versus deaths comparison which is I like
57:06
to wear the underplay the deaths and
57:08
here we go
57:08
nation why there were more than 57,000
57:11
new confirmed cases reported yesterday
57:12
according to Johns Hopkins University
57:14
researchers new daily cases are
57:16
increasing in 39 states with sharp
57:19
upticks in California Arizona Texas and
57:22
Mississippi according to the New York
57:23
Times data Florida reported eleven
57:26
thousand four hundred and fifty eight
57:27
new cases today a new record for daily
57:30
cases while the number of new cases is
57:32
increasing new deaths per day are
57:34
declining
57:35
experts say the numbers reflect better
57:37
treatments and the fact that younger
57:39
people who are less likely to become
57:41
severely ill account for more of the new
57:43
cases oh really
57:46
there's the memes yeah it's all in there
57:49
young people and this other thing this
57:52
little mystery I am that keeps throwing
57:54
in there and I've heard it a lot I've
57:55
seen it a lot the new improved
57:57
treatments oh yeah which means any one
58:00
of these new and improved treatments
58:01
anything except the hydroxychloroquine I
58:05
do have a new treatment hold on a second
58:08
and I have the guy here yes this is of
58:13
course a doctor from Texas he's from
58:15
West Texas finally what do we have or
58:19
five six seven eight eight eight cars
58:23
stable we're stable stable everybody's
58:25
okay safe we're stable no up no down on
58:28
this efforts extremely late well I don't
58:32
know what that means so there's a new
58:35
treatment a new cheap treatment which
58:38
means this will be the first and last
58:40
time you ever hear of this guy his name
58:42
is dr. Richard Bartlett he treats his
58:46
patients in West Texas he's been doing
58:49
that for quite a number of years and he
58:50
has a very very simple protocol which he
58:53
says is the exact same one that Taiwan
58:56
Japan and Singapore have used with
58:58
incredibly low mortality rate in all of
59:01
those countries I'm pointing them out
59:02
because the people in Texas in Texas
59:05
need to hear good news in Dallas they
59:07
need to hear good news and I have good
59:09
news I'm sure you do before I am blown
59:12
away by those numbers I gave up trying
59:14
to write them down pop but you're gonna
59:16
tell us somehow eventually where we get
59:17
to this point that in these other
59:19
countries they're doing what I'm doing
59:20
Debbie okay they're doing what I'm doing
59:23
which is not hydroxychloroquine although
59:25
that works and so what they're doing is
59:29
an inhaled steroid and so my Silver
59:32
Bullet is inhaled budesonide the brand
59:35
name originally was pulmicort now it's
59:37
generic it's super cheap it's about $200
59:40
for the total treatment if you pay cash
59:41
with insurance many of my patients are
59:44
not even having to pay for it and you
59:46
use a nebulizer machine
59:47
it's an asthma medicine that's it's a
59:50
respiratory anti-inflammatory fork ovid
59:54
which is a respiratory inflammatory
59:56
disease
59:57
and it works a hundred percent of my
59:59
patients are alive I've been treating
1:00:01
this since March and and you you use it
1:00:04
for five minutes it takes five minutes
1:00:06
to do a breathing treatment you plug it
1:00:08
in the machine and the machine in the
1:00:09
wall you put the medicine this premix
1:00:11
pre-measured from the pharmacy into the
1:00:13
little reservoir you push the on button
1:00:15
and you breathe it during five minutes
1:00:17
we don't even have to have a mask you
1:00:19
can use a little mouthpiece that you
1:00:21
hold in front of you and you breathe it
1:00:23
for five minutes and and I have let me
1:00:27
tell you what I've heard from patients
1:00:29
when I started using this they tell me I
1:00:31
feel better during the first treatment
1:00:33
and so their chest pain goes away their
1:00:36
shortness of breath goes away their
1:00:38
fever breaks so the only way that this
1:00:41
of course could work is if the president
1:00:43
comes out today and says don't listen to
1:00:45
that guy Trump came out and said that
1:00:51
you're right this would be the rage but
1:00:55
no it would be you know it's it's cheap
1:00:58
which is not a good thing they don't
1:00:59
want that no of course not
1:01:01
all right back to your world overview
1:01:04
nice nice pick up on that yeah we are
1:01:09
together we are really way too tight for
1:01:11
this market you realize that don't you
1:01:13
for the podcasting market they were too
1:01:16
tight let's go to kovat report UK this
1:01:20
pub in Cumbria in the north of England
1:01:22
has probably never been as clean but it
1:01:26
needs to be businesses in England will
1:01:28
be open for the first time in months
1:01:30
from Saturday but that doesn't mean the
1:01:33
pandemic is over yet we aimed for July
1:01:36
the fourth we wanted to set ourselves a
1:01:39
target we think we're in good shape but
1:01:41
my message is let's not blow it now
1:01:43
folks we've done a fantastic job so far
1:01:45
in bearing down on this disease
1:01:47
collectively let's not blow it now
1:01:51
dozens of patients are still dying every
1:01:53
day in British hospitals and many
1:01:56
facilities such as gyms and swimming
1:01:58
pools will remain shut Britain's have
1:02:01
also been warned that they should
1:02:03
continue to social distance while out
1:02:05
and about the British government has
1:02:18
also become embroiled in a round with
1:02:20
their counterparts in Cardiff in
1:02:21
Edinburgh currently travellers entering
1:02:24
the united kingdom must quarantine for a
1:02:26
fortnight but London's decision to soon
1:02:29
exempt people arriving from 59 countries
1:02:32
from quarantine was met with fury from
1:02:34
the Welsh and Scottish Government's both
1:02:37
of whom have decided to opt out of the
1:02:39
plan but dealing with the UK government
1:02:41
over the last few days has been an
1:02:44
utterly shambolic experience shambolic
1:02:47
if ever there was an example of making
1:02:49
an announcement first and then trying to
1:02:52
work out what you meant by it that is
1:02:54
what we have seen since this
1:02:56
announcement was first trailed in the
1:02:58
press Boris Johnson has also warned that
1:03:02
further localised lockdowns may be
1:03:04
needed one has already been imposed on
1:03:07
the city of Leicester in the East
1:03:09
Midlands all in all it adds up to the
1:03:12
strangest British summer in living
1:03:15
memory 40.00 Shambala like about ten
1:03:21
years ago if you remember we did a whole
1:03:23
show on it yeah shambolic you remember
1:03:27
this I thought it was bullcrap word and
1:03:29
then we went looked into it it's a very
1:03:30
useful word shambolic look it up while
1:03:35
you're looking it up you know play the
1:03:38
lesson this was the Russia - played
1:03:40
first but I'm not playing it lastest at
1:03:41
the code report UK PBS one in England
1:03:44
pubs and restaurants open today for the
1:03:46
first time since March it's the biggest
1:03:49
step yet in the country's gradual easing
1:03:51
of coronavirus restrictions patrons need
1:03:53
to stay one metre about three feet from
1:03:55
each other and no one is allowed to
1:03:57
stand at the bar but mask-wearing is
1:04:00
optional barber shops museums and
1:04:02
libraries also reopen today we
1:04:04
social distancing restrictions but not
1:04:06
all of the United Kingdom is opening
1:04:08
each of the UK's four nation's England
1:04:10
Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland are
1:04:12
lifting restrictions independently the
1:04:19
Netherlands also has they don't even
1:04:21
call that a mask I was talking to a
1:04:22
buddy of mine I said do you have masks
1:04:23
their masks wouldn't be masks which is
1:04:26
mooches Musker in dutch they don't have
1:04:29
they have mouth caps that's where
1:04:30
they're called multi copia mouth caps
1:04:32
now only on public transport
1:04:35
no world's different virus there's
1:04:40
there's definitely a there's got to be
1:04:43
some the left who's trying to get rid of
1:04:45
Trump would love to you know let this
1:04:47
thing linger on forever but they're
1:04:50
they've got to have some mixed feelings
1:04:52
about this whole event and public
1:04:55
transportation which is a big carrier of
1:04:58
this thing because they're always old
1:05:00
we'll get rid of cars we should write
1:05:02
bikes and take buses and we should never
1:05:04
have our cars are bad that use petroleum
1:05:07
and they're bad things we should not
1:05:09
have which have less and less cars and
1:05:11
more and more buses and more and more
1:05:13
public transportation like they do in
1:05:14
Europe yeah and this has got to be
1:05:17
driving him nuts because nobody wants to
1:05:19
get on a Muni bus anymore in San
1:05:22
Francisco if in fact they've canceled 40
1:05:24
lines forty lines have been taken out of
1:05:26
service
1:05:27
Wow there's also no one needs to go
1:05:29
anywhere it's nothing going man but if
1:05:31
you need to go you you know who wants to
1:05:34
take a bus and bit BART is like deserted
1:05:36
and it's still running I mean you know
1:05:38
they closed they closed so much in in
1:05:40
Los Angeles - it's like I mean there are
1:05:44
like I heard that The Comedy Store
1:05:46
probably will not come back they're just
1:05:48
gonna be broke done yeah not gonna come
1:05:51
backs crazy I have a few uh like three
1:05:55
lingering clips that just pertain to the
1:05:57
cove unless you have something else and
1:05:58
we can wrap it up now those are my
1:06:00
that's all I got so with all of this
1:06:02
taking place which is ultimately the
1:06:07
goal of a vaccine is to create herd
1:06:10
immunity
1:06:11
herd immunity means that enough people
1:06:13
are have the antibodies or cannot catch
1:06:17
it and therefore transfer it that it
1:06:20
just really dies out because there's no
1:06:22
one to pass it on to and whether you do
1:06:25
that because everyone got it was some in
1:06:27
fact the UK wanted to do that initially
1:06:29
probably would have been a better
1:06:30
strategy it's what we do with influenza
1:06:33
we just wait until this herd immunity we
1:06:36
try to do herd immunity with the vaccine
1:06:38
that often doesn't even work at all
1:06:40
who knows dr. Ron Paul who I followed
1:06:44
since 2007 says that we're pretty much
1:06:46
there hundreds of pumps immunity is
1:06:49
something that we've been supporting
1:06:51
yeah nature support set herd immunity to
1:06:55
covet nineteen it's just around the
1:06:57
corner new studies say suggesting humans
1:06:59
are rapidly building natural protections
1:07:01
against the virus that's according to at
1:07:04
least two new studies by the Karolinska
1:07:06
Institute in Sweden and the University
1:07:08
Hospital Tuebingen in Germany the
1:07:11
studies finds at least 30 percent of
1:07:13
humans now have kovetz specific
1:07:15
antibodies which means they've been
1:07:17
exposed to weak samples of the virus and
1:07:20
effectively equals a natural vaccine
1:07:23
essentially here it's coming like
1:07:25
yesterday when you put up the charges
1:07:27
show where the DES levels were from the
1:07:30
crown of iris which is standard zero I
1:07:33
said well maybe the epidemic is over
1:07:36
Church shows what I was talking about
1:07:39
exactly not just an old kook yeah you
1:07:42
and you and Ron Paul same old cooks and
1:07:45
curries that he's training to be one
1:07:47
however there's more cool data points
1:07:50
that we talked about here such as the
1:07:52
spread through the air we had the top
1:07:55
dog Modi's to halt the dog he says this
1:07:59
thing is being spread through the air
1:08:00
you need to stay out of conditions air
1:08:04
have air but you have to have good
1:08:06
ventilation because it still needs a
1:08:08
viral load so if you're talking to
1:08:11
someone face to face it would likely
1:08:13
take about 10 minutes before you had
1:08:14
enough viral load until you know a copy
1:08:18
again
1:08:20
I think like I don't bury March at least
1:08:24
we had a clip of a guy who would your
1:08:27
doctor who said the only way gonna get
1:08:29
this is from hand contacted with the
1:08:31
actual viruses that you bring to your
1:08:33
face or you have to be in the proximity
1:08:36
of somebody with it
1:08:37
for a long time like 10 minutes so we're
1:08:41
not as this continues we're hearing
1:08:43
nothing new that we haven't already on
1:08:45
this show discussed in great detail back
1:08:49
in February March that's exactly that's
1:08:53
exactly what I was going to point out
1:08:59
that's kind of the point is like we have
1:09:03
been related if Austin if they say shut
1:09:06
down for 35 days I am defying and I'm
1:09:09
gonna make a big fucking deal about it
1:09:10
because you want your media services I
1:09:13
got you can go look at you look at the
1:09:16
order and you're gonna find out you're
1:09:17
exempt so you're dead you're defying it
1:09:20
is is is is a Pyrrhic victory I'm going
1:09:24
to stand outside my hairdressers salon
1:09:27
while she remains open and I will be
1:09:29
armed with my ar-15 or do you believe me
1:09:33
I have we've done the work we've done
1:09:37
the research we we're not just we just
1:09:39
not gonna buy into the reporting of it
1:09:41
and to the scam that is being pulled I
1:09:43
mean the wool being pulled over eyes no
1:09:45
no and just to prove it exactly what we
1:09:50
said through research with other types
1:09:52
of researchers who were deep platformed
1:09:54
and thrown off mainstream because they
1:09:56
didn't have the right message but it
1:09:58
turns out yes indeed it spreads through
1:10:02
their hundreds of the world's top
1:10:03
doctors Elizabeth are now warning 239 of
1:10:06
them signing this letter saying they
1:10:08
want more public acknowledgement that
1:10:10
the corona virus can float and be
1:10:11
transmitted through air droplets but I
1:10:13
have to say when I read this I thought
1:10:14
to myself we already know this isn't
1:10:16
hold on wait for it why masks are so
1:10:19
important what this gets very confusing
1:10:22
and sort of the distinction that
1:10:23
scientists understand but sometimes it's
1:10:25
hard to really get it so let's talk
1:10:26
about this yeah you know that
1:10:27
you're stupid whatever you're thinking
1:10:29
now you're stupid
1:10:31
mostly what authorities have talked
1:10:32
about you can see it on the CDC's web
1:10:34
page is that it's friends through
1:10:35
sneezes and coughs in other words there
1:10:38
has to be something propelling it
1:10:40
however there's been a lot of talk that
1:10:42
even just breathing can spread it then
1:10:45
you don't really need that kind of
1:10:46
propelling to get it to get that just to
1:10:49
spread the virus and this is not a big
1:10:51
secret the National Academy of Sciences
1:10:53
told the White House this more than
1:10:54
three months ago that they think just
1:10:56
breathing can spread this virus and so
1:10:59
now these scientists more than 200 of
1:11:01
them are telling the World Health
1:11:02
Organization let's talk about this
1:11:05
openly the word airborne is scary but
1:11:08
let's talk about this only that this
1:11:10
does spread more easily it seems that's
1:11:13
what studies are showing than people had
1:11:15
first thought okay so no it's not scary
1:11:19
you only need to be exactly where the
1:11:22
government tells you not to be you need
1:11:24
to be outside if you're inside
1:11:26
especially if the conditions are of
1:11:29
humidity are there then it's going to
1:11:32
hang in the air and then you walk around
1:11:34
for 10 minutes if someone has it you are
1:11:37
probably going to get it if that if you
1:11:38
have if you have a sick person put them
1:11:40
in their bedroom crack a window make
1:11:43
sure there's enough ventilation it's
1:11:45
going to be okay
1:11:46
mass do not work against this you are
1:11:48
breathing air it's not like your little
1:11:51
cloth mass that you've been told is okay
1:11:54
is going to protect you though you're
1:11:57
all going to get it because it's meant
1:11:59
to be gotten that way
1:12:01
it's it's there in fact I believe that
1:12:05
having a cloth homemade mask is probably
1:12:07
worse but it's not super scary that's
1:12:12
definitely not true it's just not super
1:12:14
scary I think the mess is good because
1:12:18
it gives people a mild case of carbon
1:12:20
dioxide poisoning does quite quickly
1:12:22
actually a zoo does it quite quickly it
1:12:25
buzzed me what the mask is only about
1:12:28
it's all about one thing politics
1:12:31
controlling the politics being able to
1:12:34
identify the assholes showing it
1:12:36
according to whomever showing that that
1:12:38
that Republicans are idiots
1:12:41
because they had didn't have the masks
1:12:42
and with increased testing it's a
1:12:44
sleight of hand it's a trick
1:12:45
hey you you opened up the suit you did
1:12:47
it wrong Austin by the way did not open
1:12:50
up too soon we've really waited longer
1:12:51
than most but okay and then you increase
1:12:54
the testing you only talk about testing
1:12:56
huh now we've got to shut down but now
1:12:58
don't worry help us on the way the
1:13:00
vaccine is coming and they're destroying
1:13:02
people they're destroying people the
1:13:06
European Union it's trying to pass a law
1:13:09
that says that in addition to an
1:13:13
pandemic the world and the European
1:13:18
Union specifically has suffered from an
1:13:19
info Demick of misinformation about
1:13:24
kovat and they're writing up laws
1:13:26
against anyone saying something that
1:13:29
doesn't agree with the established
1:13:31
scientists and they call it the info
1:13:35
Demick Wow now I want agreed be on that
1:13:39
list I'm sorry
1:13:41
would we be put on the list of the
1:13:44
verboten podcast the verboten podcast I
1:13:47
think they're gonna make it a little
1:13:48
easier it's just going to be you can't
1:13:51
say certain things and otherwise you'll
1:13:54
be de platformed removed and mean they
1:13:56
have all that control over the social
1:13:57
media companies they already tell them
1:14:01
to delete all kinds of stuff in the UK
1:14:03
you can't say anything about a
1:14:04
politician on social media you could get
1:14:05
arrested
1:14:07
I'm so happy to live here however am I
1:14:10
really do you remember the state senator
1:14:15
Scott Jenson from Minnesota yeah you
1:14:18
will when I tell you who said hey man
1:14:21
this coating of people is he's a bonanza
1:14:24
it's $39,000 to coat him as a CO vid
1:14:27
positive he was the first one we played
1:14:29
we played all right that was her old a
1:14:32
clip a very old way back when he's back
1:14:36
Justin I represent this is one of the
1:14:40
most important videos I've made and one
1:14:42
of the hardest frankly it's been a very
1:14:44
difficult decision to make
1:14:45
whether I even wanted to do it listen a
1:14:48
week ago I was notified by the board of
1:14:50
medical practice in Minnesota that I was
1:14:52
being investigated because of public
1:14:55
statements I'd made they listed two
1:14:57
allegations they said I've been
1:14:59
spreading misinformation in regards to
1:15:02
the completion of death certificates on
1:15:05
a news program which happened to take
1:15:07
place on April 7 and you could find that
1:15:10
if you want to do the other allegation
1:15:13
was that I provide advice in my
1:15:16
willingness to compare my family I mean
1:15:37
I'm in hospital yeah so he's maybe upset
1:16:07
about the the process occurrence maybes
1:16:09
upset about the process but the point is
1:16:12
the medical community and the industry
1:16:15
which includes pharmaceuticals and
1:16:17
education they won't allow this guy to
1:16:20
speak they eventually his video be off
1:16:23
YouTube they're investigating and me
1:16:26
it's making lots of trouble making his
1:16:28
life difficult like we heard the
1:16:29
professor from from the Nobel a society
1:16:33
saying no one wanted look I'm at data
1:16:35
that just said stop talking like that
1:16:37
and of course this never gets to the
1:16:39
mainstream media because when it's not
1:16:41
an election year what are the ads
1:16:44
running on the mainstream media if I may
1:16:48
be a pharmaceutical ads they completely
1:16:51
control the messaging and who are the
1:16:55
pharmaceutical companies I'll spoil it
1:16:58
China they have
1:16:59
complete control not is getting less now
1:17:01
they have incredible control over our
1:17:04
medication they have control over the
1:17:06
actual base materials you need even if
1:17:10
you want to assemble or produce in India
1:17:12
it was also China who showed the world
1:17:15
the shutdown which had never been done
1:17:17
before on that scale we in my mind are
1:17:20
under psychological attack with
1:17:22
complicit complicit behavior from
1:17:25
several large organizations Disney
1:17:29
Comcast and it has to stop we we should
1:17:35
learn as Americans to channel the
1:17:38
bigotry and the hate and the vile
1:17:41
feelings we have for each other at black
1:17:44
lives matter to the CCP well that's
1:17:48
gonna be my whole lust after the break
1:17:51
presentation and with that I'd like to
1:17:54
thank you for your courage I can't wait
1:17:55
for you it's in the morning to you the
1:17:57
man who puts the C in the block about
1:17:59
the CCP John C Dvorak oh well in the
1:18:03
morning to you mr. Adam Curry also in
1:18:05
the morning do all the boots on the
1:18:06
ground feet in the air stops in the
1:18:08
water and all the Dames tonight set in
1:18:10
the morning to art our roles
1:18:11
let me count them they seem a little
1:18:13
quiet today no that's about right 14 70s
1:18:16
about 1500 what we we expect on a
1:18:19
Thursday the second Sunday of the week
1:18:21
in the morning to you it's a no agenda
1:18:23
stream calm that's where you can hang
1:18:25
out alive in our troll room while you're
1:18:27
listening to the stream and it just
1:18:30
keeps on going from there after the show
1:18:31
there's another show
1:18:33
sometimes a podcast no commercials it's
1:18:36
all fun and you get to hang out with
1:18:38
cool people and troll the host stroll
1:18:41
the show yell about this is really a
1:18:44
free-for-all and it seems to work and
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while you're there ask for an invite for
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No Agenda social calm this is our a
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social network which runs on the
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Federated mastodons network underground
1:18:55
from all other social networks very high
1:18:58
signal-to-noise ratio that is no agenda
1:19:02
social calm and then finally I would
1:19:05
like to thank our artists for episode
1:19:10
1257 we tied
1:19:11
that one doggy DNA I feel which was
1:19:15
probably an uninspired title which it
1:19:20
was but a lot of that was because of the
1:19:24
artwork which was we found in the
1:19:27
evergreens it was an incredible piece of
1:19:31
work from the j-man 33 orange man bad
1:19:36
Trump's profile with the orange man bad
1:19:40
words showing his that that's his face
1:19:42
and his neck I mean it's it's the
1:19:44
background his Cheetos we got a lot of
1:19:46
compliments about this one it was a nice
1:19:51
throwback piece dating is like a film or
1:19:53
poster they can feel more east or west
1:19:57
still more film or film or a film or
1:20:00
yeah first there was the film or then
1:20:02
there was the Fillmore East and there
1:20:03
was the Fillmore West and Winterland
1:20:05
and the original film war was the place
1:20:08
I'm referring to it was a video was a
1:20:12
nice piece said don't know I would I
1:20:14
don't know we don't know this guy and it
1:20:17
probably worked a few of our regular
1:20:19
artists I know they were talking about
1:20:20
it on the Twitter well let's discuss
1:20:22
this because no one hit the mark the way
1:20:25
you know and just no one hit the mark so
1:20:27
he went to the evergreens found this I
1:20:29
can't believe we missed it or there must
1:20:31
have been something much better at the
1:20:32
time that happens we normally don't look
1:20:35
at ever grace unless we're stymied right
1:20:38
but that just just it's everyone's stuff
1:20:42
is really busy sticking stuff all over
1:20:45
it you know now with 33 I mean you gotta
1:20:47
be careful you know it's these concept
1:20:50
pieces are really really good and just
1:20:54
by looking at the the the response on
1:20:57
Twitter I think it does that it does to
1:20:59
show a huge benefit when you have so I
1:21:01
wouldn't think by the way I also picked
1:21:03
another mountain JP's for the newsletter
1:21:05
two in a row no no but this was this was
1:21:08
not Mountain Jay this was no there's the
1:21:10
other Jay yeah yeah just we don't know
1:21:12
this person so I don't want anyone to
1:21:16
think this is a failure you know it's
1:21:18
that's how it goes sometimes we also
1:21:20
have a whiff we with the ball
1:21:22
shows that sometimes are hard to do art
1:21:25
for this is also true and sometimes
1:21:27
we're just tired there was an element of
1:21:32
that involved so that's no agenda art
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generator calm please go have a look you
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can participate you can upload and
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there's many ways that this art is
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utilized show album art newsletter art
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people print it out put it up in their
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homes it's so good and also no agenda
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shop calm where you can always find some
1:21:52
cool pieces and now let us thank our
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executive producers and associate
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executive producers for episode what do
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we add one thousand two hundred fifty
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eight one two five eight well we start
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with Julianne Lee and Boonesboro
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wrote a note thank you for all you do
1:22:15
the No Agenda community needs you more
1:22:17
than ever and we love you dearly the
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rest of this note is for all the
1:22:21
producers and douchebags out there old
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and new one if you think you need to
1:22:29
agree with Jon and Adam 100 percent of
1:22:30
the time you're missing the point the
1:22:32
show exists to teach you how to think
1:22:33
independently hello yes to don't think
1:22:38
shrinking our amygdala is enough you
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need to increase your frontal cortex as
1:22:44
well keep thinking rationally all the
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time 3 if you haven't yet please go back
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and listen to episode 850 208 3 redux
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that's 200 point 8 I will give you group
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you know Gregory great insight into No
1:23:04
Agenda show and it explains a lot of the
1:23:06
inside jokes that's a show to hook 100.8
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yes it was actually show 850 oh ok 200
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point 8 all right good
1:23:14
yeah it's to show 200 we've done eight
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times yeah I think we retired it didn't
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we I think we're kind of done well we
1:23:21
kind of did but we've been talking about
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doing a new 200 and rebooting it yeah we
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have thought about it anyway she says
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helps you explain a lot of the inside
1:23:31
jokes if you're white you're racist by
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secret-agent Paul is an order
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and an end of show is find if the
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segment's already too long love and
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light Julianne Lee I was dancer jingle
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requested yes racist yeah I have that
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and did she want a karma or it's just I
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would get I would request karma for her
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sure Miguel Espanola from New York New
1:24:36
York New York a what's poppin Alejandro
1:24:38
and Jose he says this is Senor Miguel
1:24:41
from Washington Heights I'd like to
1:24:43
first and foremost thank you for just
1:24:44
being some cool-ass dudes y'all ninjas
1:24:47
Rock I'm glad I'm reading this word yes
1:24:50
y'all ninjas Rock broseph this donation
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amount has an extra fifty cents because
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my birthday is three three eighty three
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in his amount is 333 and 83 cents as the
1:25:02
covert scare continues to grip the
1:25:04
country I'd liked I'd like you to see
1:25:05
things from the hood here in Washington
1:25:08
Heights this is very helpful let's call
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it a boots on the ground donation
1:25:12
Dominicans are back to partying outside
1:25:14
and making all kinds of noise the only
1:25:16
thing that's changed is the fact that
1:25:18
some people wear a face mask now with
1:25:19
the cops not really doing anything about
1:25:21
crime it is inching way up and I must
1:25:24
say good I don't like the gentrification
1:25:27
that was occurring maybe this will scare
1:25:30
them into going away for a while doubt
1:25:33
it though the amount of luxury
1:25:35
high-rises and office space is being
1:25:36
built is evident that all this
1:25:38
rambunctious acts are just until
1:25:40
November and after elections it's going
1:25:42
back the way shit was and the cops being
1:25:44
the dicks that they are and I'd like to
1:25:46
give a shout-out to Alex and Athena for
1:25:48
inviting my fan
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and I entered their home last Thursday
1:25:52
we smoked weed ate pizza and just vibed
1:25:55
out this is your No Agenda profile crazy
1:25:58
shit is that Alex and Athena are the
1:26:00
only white people I know my whole life
1:26:03
I've only known white people in
1:26:06
positions of authority teachers
1:26:07
principals cops thank you for giving my
1:26:10
father Karma's he's out of the hospital
1:26:11
had tracheotomy surgery and lost 85
1:26:14
pounds but as having the tube removed
1:26:16
next week he's a lot stronger he and I
1:26:18
rarely spoke and Rona has helped us
1:26:20
become closer in life I'd asked her some
1:26:23
jobs karma I lost mine with COBIT and
1:26:25
was replaced by someone who made a lot
1:26:26
less and the company is suffering for
1:26:28
doing that which makes me smile I live
1:26:31
on an extremely tight budget and get by
1:26:33
by hustling weed products throughout the
1:26:35
city follow me on the instagrams for
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those who need medicinal needs NY state
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of AI NY sta te o f ey e please give me
1:26:47
a my best friend brother Glenn D out
1:26:49
there in Austin some Karma for the
1:26:51
family with the passing of us
1:26:53
grandmother I hope to meet you Jen soon
1:26:54
blessings blessings to you saying you
1:26:56
owe me well and thank you for that boots
1:26:58
on the ground report that is actually
1:27:00
quite good so jobs karma jobs jobs jobs
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and jobs karma Michael Conti follows up
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from Mansfield Texas with 300 $33.33
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here's my long overdue contribution he
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writes ice kept spending the
1:27:24
contribution before I reached the PayPal
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app I finally got in the app with a
1:27:28
little cash so here it is thanks for the
1:27:31
great work I'll try it to be more
1:27:33
responsible a more responsible listener
1:27:36
but now I'm having to buy masks for work
1:27:39
exercise shopping travel driving social
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you should have a mass for driving
1:27:43
social events and now the beach so I
1:27:45
don't know when I can afford my next
1:27:47
visit to the PayPal dealer's choice on
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the jingles Michael ice will do exactly
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that
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1:28:03
you've got Mariella null fo in Pineville
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Oregon 3 3 3
1:28:14
a lot of Oregonians that listen to this
1:28:17
show there's more meetups well they're
1:28:18
under in trouble I would happen but what
1:28:21
happened to our Grand Duke melon son he
1:28:22
seems to be you know you don't say that
1:28:25
because every single time you say that
1:28:26
he starts posting pictures of himself
1:28:28
looking just fine okay good he's fine
1:28:31
ITM Jon and Adam well I didn't know this
1:28:34
the executive producer donation takes me
1:28:36
half way to Dame hood where's he post
1:28:38
them on tweeter
1:28:40
I said I'd used to we know I know oh you
1:28:43
really you're done huh not good well I'm
1:28:44
not completely done but I would like
1:28:48
people who are on Twitter to put good to
1:28:51
follow me so I can get my numbers back
1:28:53
up
1:28:53
Oh real Dvorak hmm oh man what happens
1:28:59
is whenever you post people unfollow you
1:29:01
because you post off them no no they're
1:29:04
not have following me there dad I just
1:29:05
post me about the show they've if
1:29:06
they're gonna follow me for that they
1:29:08
should have done it a little time we go
1:29:09
okay at the real differ coming Jay ad me
1:29:11
getting somebody at there's a hacker out
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there they can jack me no bet my numbers
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up 2,000 extra my hacker you are getting
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deep play you're getting deep lots come
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on hacker you're getting D platform
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Twitter Oh
1:29:26
Dvorak at the real Dvorak was saying he
1:29:28
wants hackers turns up his numbers who
1:29:30
said odd though something about that
1:29:32
you're canceled I did you're canceled
1:29:34
Prineville Oregon again we're going back
1:29:37
to Mariela null fo yes she just takes
1:29:41
her halfway to Dame hood I make it today
1:29:43
in celebration of what my husband
1:29:44
calling the deaf dumb blind night how we
1:29:47
know him my rebirth day to the day I'd
1:29:49
survived the death sentence of a brain
1:29:51
aneurysm on July 8 2017 oh yes we know
1:29:55
Mariela yes well it turns out I actually
1:29:58
have something in common with Bo Jaden
1:30:00
when I donate on this day in 2018 I
1:30:04
wrote that no agenda was a crucial part
1:30:05
of my recovery through a two-month
1:30:07
hospitals stand to brain surgery just
1:30:10
like Joe yep
1:30:11
listening to it with my husband kept me
1:30:12
connected and engaged with him while all
1:30:15
of the other memory and body functions
1:30:16
were failing me but the brain health
1:30:18
benefits didn't stop there as I reflect
1:30:20
on my third rebirth day I can honestly
1:30:23
say that recovery has not been easy I
1:30:26
still suffer from chronic migraines as
1:30:28
my skull knits back together some
1:30:31
short-term memory loss and anxiety
1:30:33
exists but thanks to this show one thing
1:30:36
I definitely do not suffer from is this
1:30:37
terrible sickness the m5n M is
1:30:41
inflicting on society overcoming the
1:30:44
ability of everyone I know and love to
1:30:46
think and feel rationally so people
1:30:48
while you may struggle to get access to
1:30:51
hydroxychloroquine for that pesky covin
1:30:53
19 remember that the prescription for
1:30:56
m5m disease is simple listen to no
1:31:00
agenda
1:31:02
thank you both sincerely for continually
1:31:04
being my bastions of sanity as I
1:31:06
navigate through the rest of my life's
1:31:07
difficult he's given me one thing less
1:31:09
to worry about special thanks also to
1:31:11
Adam for sharing my exposition on my
1:31:15
auditory processing research with the
1:31:17
show earlier this year just one way this
1:31:20
amazing community has shown that it will
1:31:22
uplift you and give you true a true
1:31:24
platform for great thoughts and ideas no
1:31:27
special access required no special
1:31:30
access required jingle request Tom saw a
1:31:32
rush version of the OTG kind of guy okay
1:31:35
turning the frogs gay Alex Jones
1:31:39
followed by Jordan Peterson that's wrong
1:31:42
respectfully Mariela
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don't see the Florrick bakelite steady
1:31:50
he's an OTG kind of guy
1:31:52
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1:31:55
I don't like putting chemicals in the
1:32:01
water to turn the friggin frogs wrong I
1:32:09
wasn't Peterson that was just a wrong
1:32:12
that wasn't Peterson what's wrong I
1:32:14
don't know what happened to him
1:32:15
Peterson that's wrong that's wrong no we
1:32:21
don't have that anymore for some reason
1:32:23
who knows Oh in fact here it is of
1:32:27
course you knew it was coming
1:32:29
that's wrong boom wow did you just as an
1:32:31
aside did you see the latest podcast
1:32:33
from his daughter and Peterson together
1:32:37
no yes so she did a family update but
1:32:40
it's her and her dad and he looks pretty
1:32:43
pretty good and they're in Bulgaria and
1:32:47
they tell the story of what happened
1:32:50
and oh my god I mean it's it's it's it's
1:32:55
crazy what they went through and he's
1:32:58
still not out of the woods but the just
1:33:00
the spoiler what happened you know I
1:33:02
don't know any of this what happened I
1:33:03
know I guess yeah so his wife got you
1:33:06
know basically cancer that was incurable
1:33:08
and apparently he had already been on
1:33:11
SSRIs for about ten years but then you
1:33:16
know he said all this grief and a lot of
1:33:17
things were happening and so he was
1:33:19
prescribed benzos which is you know the
1:33:24
benzo I don't know the full proper name
1:33:27
but it's basically it helps you get to
1:33:29
sleep and lowers an anxiety a lot of
1:33:32
people are on this here's the thing that
1:33:34
we now learn from the Petersons about
1:33:37
benzos that diazepam is an example so
1:33:41
anything that ends in Pam is probably
1:33:43
going to be a benzo there yes there's a
1:33:47
mental addiction that is possible but
1:33:51
the actual physical dependency is insane
1:33:56
and if you try to stop and you don't
1:33:58
taper off I wasn't prepared for this but
1:34:01
there's something called a kenosis or
1:34:03
something and it feels like like you
1:34:06
don't know if you want to stand up sit
1:34:07
down you rock
1:34:08
and forth which reminded me of Bill
1:34:10
Gates and and you can feel like your
1:34:13
skin is burning and it's this horrible
1:34:15
horrible state and and und and you can't
1:34:18
stop it unless you continue to take the
1:34:21
the benzos and it's just a never ending
1:34:23
story and then on top of that they leave
1:34:27
us with the fact that Heath Ledger
1:34:29
Whitney Houston Michael Jackson men Anna
1:34:35
Nicole Smith
1:34:36
they all died with benzos in their
1:34:39
system so it's something that needs to
1:34:42
be looked at it could actually be worse
1:34:44
than opioids it could be it could be
1:34:46
anyway it's something to be seen it's in
1:34:48
the show notes I just saw any clips or
1:34:50
anything that's terrible it's really
1:34:53
really but man that daughter what an
1:34:56
angel she took him around the world
1:34:58
Moscow in the middle of a pandemic she
1:35:01
was not gonna let her dad die I'm very
1:35:03
impressed and I hope I get the same
1:35:05
treatment from my kid
1:35:09
why what do you got going on no I'd
1:35:12
worry if I ever needed it ever needed it
1:35:14
snow of course I got nothing going off
1:35:16
well Alex Brewers next on the list
1:35:19
associate executive producer from Kill
1:35:21
Devil Hills in North Carolina 234
1:35:23
dollars and 58 cents in the morning
1:35:27
you're both tis I Alex the Ignite films
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a Hollywood Southern Hollywood outfit
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you know anything maybe I can come down
1:35:35
I can you know just play a barkeep I
1:35:37
could pay I'm a cashier at a store
1:35:39
John's like they shoot him have you
1:35:41
never had a bit part in anything how
1:35:45
I've been in a couple of TV's Louis's
1:35:47
yeah but you want to be in a motion
1:35:48
picture you want to be in a property I
1:35:50
sent this on the big screen on the big
1:35:52
screen the silver screen your name in
1:35:53
lights
1:35:54
as my father mentioned we will be
1:35:57
hosting the first-ever Outer Banks of
1:35:58
North Carolina meetup and we couldn't be
1:36:00
more excited a quick note for attendees
1:36:02
don't bring blankets or water just bring
1:36:05
your cash this is a cash-only bar we
1:36:08
look forward to a totally hinge to
1:36:10
evening of beers conversation and
1:36:12
general debauchery John and Adams thank
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you for keeping our amygdala small and
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our third eyes unsheathed amen fist bump
1:36:21
gimme
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that sweet sweet Karma Alex Brewer Oak
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Hill Devil Hills North Carolina
1:36:31
you've got karma now what is this we go
1:36:38
from Alex Brewer
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- Arthur Brewer Arthur Brewer is envel
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Tennessee
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it must be boy look at the numbers so
1:36:46
they did two three four five seven hello
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I think they wanted to have his dad
1:36:51
first he should have had the five eight
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instead of the five seven well here we
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go I TMZ has fourth time produced a long
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indeed the best podcast in the universe
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I would like to shamelessly plug our
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upcoming meetup on July 11th 7:00 p.m.
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at the blue crab javanese are competing
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meetups this is the same one the same
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one shirt blue clear Christmas okay okay
1:37:15
Kill Devil Hills right my lovely and
1:37:17
gracious wife Debra and I are driving
1:37:19
over from Tennessee to join fellow
1:37:21
producers and our son Alex Brewer and in
1:37:23
hosting the Meetup hope to meet some
1:37:25
other free thinkers drink some beers and
1:37:28
have a great time anyways anyways take
1:37:32
care and keep on truckin ah man keep on
1:37:37
truckin no jingles no karma r3 you are
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fugitive Oh What's in fugitive King no
1:37:48
future King oh I see Brewer medicines in
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that fugitive future Nikolas Fargo two
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hundred and ten dollars
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deep
1:38:05
you've been deduced it's all he wants
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I'll be attending the no agenda meetup
1:38:11
in Northeast Ohio on Friday and I can't
1:38:13
bear to face it without supporting the
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best podcast on earth according to some
1:38:18
undisclosed sources familiar with their
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the twice weekly amygdala shrinkage that
1:38:24
you provide me and sometimes might
1:38:26
begrudging fiance hmm I would also like
1:38:30
to thank Sir Joby Wong for introducing
1:38:32
me to the No Agenda show after a rant I
1:38:34
gave him about the lies of the m5 n cube
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the hard work and please give me a
1:38:38
helping of goat karma got it you've got
1:38:48
look at this barren mark 10 or 201
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dollars from Whittier California
1:38:52
it comes in every two weeks with a a
1:38:55
smaller donation but he comes in two
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just to say this this is a return for
1:39:00
Adam's anniversary call-out thank you
1:39:03
Baron mark is no nice yeah what was nice
1:39:07
of you Sarah
1:39:08
safar ik in Grand Rapids Michigan
1:39:12
longtime listener first-time donor D
1:39:14
douching is an order my smoking hot
1:39:22
husband hit me in the mouth a few years
1:39:23
ago I only was listening when he would
1:39:25
play it now I download the episodes
1:39:28
myself and try to listen to the show
1:39:30
even before he does so I can beat him to
1:39:32
the punch lines of the jokes the show
1:39:35
has given us quality conversations
1:39:37
together you have been the breath of
1:39:39
fresh air that we need in our current
1:39:41
society I didn't realize how much I
1:39:43
genuinely enjoy my time listening to you
1:39:45
with my husband until there was a week I
1:39:48
was too busy and missed a few episodes
1:39:50
thank you for the shrinking of the
1:39:52
amygdalae find myself saying that's true
1:39:54
at work we could use a little jobs
1:39:57
conversing how my smoking-hot husband
1:39:59
starts a new job in August now I need to
1:40:01
find myself a new adventure in the job
1:40:03
world myself Thank You Sara
1:40:06
jobs jobs jobs and jobs
1:40:13
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1:40:16
now Kelly from Minnesota sends a 200 our
1:40:21
chicken and a note and I will say this
1:40:23
she does mention it in here she sent
1:40:27
some pottery Oh three pieces and you
1:40:32
were dated differently and you can tell
1:40:34
that she's become a really outstanding
1:40:36
professional Potter and she's gonna send
1:40:39
you some pieces and she mentions that in
1:40:42
the note her large bowl I will mention
1:40:44
for her benefit is outstanding please
1:40:48
accept my first donation I've been
1:40:49
listening for five years now and ever
1:40:53
since a dear friend introduced me to you
1:40:55
this is a long hand that is it's kind of
1:40:59
it's it's pretty but it's hard it's not
1:41:02
necessarily hard easy to read we were
1:41:04
together for five years old oh the first
1:41:07
year wasn't exclusive for him and the
1:41:09
last couple have had some rough patches
1:41:12
oops
1:41:16
Mother's Day he is a special man who has
1:41:19
a privileged place in my heart so please
1:41:21
send him some relationship karma this
1:41:23
fall I am entering a new a new look says
1:41:27
new district full-time teaching
1:41:29
language-arts new school district I
1:41:32
guess I know she needs some job become
1:41:34
her for that Johnny sent you some
1:41:36
pottery I started to sell this year at
1:41:38
the farmers market every Saturday if I
1:41:40
could also send some pottery making ants
1:41:42
and selling karma so she needs pottery
1:41:45
making and selling Karma that would be
1:41:47
great next time I'll send some - Adam no
1:41:50
jingles but John if you could say oh
1:41:52
brother followed by Adam saying
1:41:54
fantastic that would be perfect both of
1:41:58
you feel like family like every other
1:42:01
listener I'm so bigoted so grateful for
1:42:06
the work you guys do keep it up big hugs
1:42:09
and Kelly so we have to sad to say old
1:42:11
brother and then you say fantastic okay
1:42:14
oh brother
1:42:16
fantastic all right one take one take
1:42:21
everybody but she did this for some car
1:42:23
then she said she didn't I want to make
1:42:25
sure she gets in just in case you've got
1:42:28
karma that is our last donor
1:42:33
secular associate executive producer for
1:42:35
show 1258 we want to thank all the
1:42:38
executive producers and associate
1:42:39
executive producers for helping make
1:42:41
this show possible because you did make
1:42:43
it possible yes and I have two mentions
1:42:46
here first is I got from the back office
1:42:49
although I don't see it reflected from a
1:42:53
lady when Miller according to my records
1:42:55
my thirty three dollars and 33 cents a
1:42:58
month started about three years ago with
1:43:01
other monetary computers the
1:43:02
contributions over the past ten plus
1:43:04
years qualifies me as a dame so that so
1:43:07
we wouldn't read this during the segment
1:43:09
I want to make sure we do if possible
1:43:11
could this be done around July 8th my
1:43:13
birthday well isn't that a coincidence
1:43:15
how cool is that yes what a wonderful
1:43:18
present this will be words cannot
1:43:19
express my deep humility and how and the
1:43:21
great honor that I feel to finally wear
1:43:23
this lofty title I offer my solemn vow
1:43:26
to always live up to the many high
1:43:27
expectations that come with it
1:43:29
daunting as they may be the game name
1:43:31
that I chose is Lady whent of the lakes
1:43:33
if you wouldn't mind I'd like to have
1:43:35
spicy Mapo 2 to Mapo tofu if you do if
1:43:43
you wouldn't mind I do you guys have
1:43:45
that what is it I don't know Mapo tofu
1:43:49
and mojitos at the round table it's
1:43:51
ordered please send an F cancer and Jobs
1:43:53
Karma for us with gratitude when Miller
1:43:56
of course we can do that for you jobs
1:43:57
jobs jobs and jobs let's vote for jobs
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1:44:06
you've got karma and yeah this is kind
1:44:11
of interesting tear call a couple shows
1:44:13
ago I had someone had sent a bunch of
1:44:16
Herrick Vicki had sent me a whole bunch
1:44:18
of haircare products that make your hair
1:44:20
grow with a two hundred dollar check now
1:44:23
she sent the check to me so that's been
1:44:25
mailed off to the PIO box so she'll get
1:44:26
her official associate executive
1:44:28
producer ship and I and I mentioned this
1:44:31
to you
1:44:31
I must have received 10 emails of people
1:44:37
saying doo doo doo dude
1:44:39
what was it tell me what we're foots who
1:44:41
reps I want stuff that makes my hair
1:44:43
grow so I feel obliged to say that the
1:44:46
happy hair formula.com is Vicki's
1:44:49
personal website and let us know how
1:44:52
that works out for you that could be
1:44:53
kind of interesting we could we could
1:44:55
eventually have the official hair care
1:44:56
product of the No Agenda show if it's
1:44:58
any good no agenda hair care hair care
1:45:01
product it's nap for Humanity this
1:45:06
there's some other guys who were talking
1:45:08
about some coffee I just want to make it
1:45:11
clear now hey man we'd like to put that
1:45:14
no agenda logo on the coffee and we'll
1:45:15
give you a third no no no no no no if we
1:45:19
like a product we may endorse it I don't
1:45:23
know about having our logo on it I don't
1:45:26
think that's the right way to go what do
1:45:27
you think well a couple things we had we
1:45:35
had a no agenda beer out of Australia as
1:45:37
you recall yes that's true yeah and he
1:45:40
had our logo with kind of a logo on it
1:45:42
and we've had other products that all
1:45:45
the t-shirts are number this shop it got
1:45:47
the logo all over I don't see why it's a
1:45:49
probably all of a sudden we hate coffee
1:45:52
I don't I would like to test the taste
1:45:55
the coffee before it becomes official no
1:45:58
agenda coffee is that close now that's
1:46:00
different yeah that's I will I will say
1:46:03
this I will agree with that so we need a
1:46:06
couple pounds of coffee and then we you
1:46:07
can put yeah I mean a little micro brew
1:46:10
from Australia I mean oh by the way it
1:46:13
wasn't even that Mike Road made it all
1:46:14
the way to the US it was selling
1:46:16
it was a monster kiss a biggie sexy big
1:46:19
microbrewery a big microbrewery
1:46:22
fantastic it makes no sense but there it
1:46:25
is
1:46:26
alright everybody thank you so much
1:46:27
these executive and associate executive
1:46:30
producers have here by the title of
1:46:33
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1:46:35
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1:47:10
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1:47:20
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1:47:33
but I caught at just this last week
1:47:37
Christopher Rae gave a lecture at the
1:47:42
Hudson Hudson Institute
1:47:44
now wait Christopher Rae is he the FBI
1:47:45
boss now yeah he's the FBI box now what
1:47:49
was this guy apart I'm always confused
1:47:51
was he a part of the scam with Comey was
1:47:54
he in that group was he one of the
1:47:59
cronies running around I mean not that
1:48:01
anyone can tell he came in late in the
1:48:04
game Trump brought it banned put him in
1:48:06
there he hasn't you know it has it
1:48:09
busted you know gone through and audited
1:48:12
the FBI or anything but he's definitely
1:48:14
on board with this anti with this not
1:48:16
anti but this China stuff ah good and so
1:48:20
he gives a lecture here and this is a
1:48:21
little long it's got there's six parts
1:48:23
to it but it's a couple of more short -
1:48:25
a couple more long unfortunately but
1:48:26
it's so good okay because he names names
1:48:29
he names cases and a lot of this stuff
1:48:31
we've never heard about that he the m5m
1:48:34
doesn't discuss it to any extreme like
1:48:36
they remember every time there was a
1:48:38
terrorist some dumb you know some blow i
1:48:41
cubed guys in florid after you recall it
1:48:45
will blow up the White House and they've
1:48:48
you know they bust these guys big cycle
1:48:51
all over of course is not over any of
1:48:55
this what you're gonna hear here is all
1:48:57
set for a couple items is fairly new to
1:49:00
me and the media doesn't cover it
1:49:04
because the media as we visit you
1:49:06
mentioned earlier is controlled by the
1:49:09
Chinese the CCP for sure
1:49:11
and so we're gonna hear a little bit
1:49:13
about how how controlling they are with
1:49:16
it with that this went on for about a
1:49:17
good maybe an hour I don't I don't have
1:49:20
like you know maybe ten minutes of it
1:49:22
but I tried to pull out the best stuff
1:49:25
this is rayon China Hudson Institute one
1:49:28
the greatest long-term threat to our
1:49:31
nation's information and intellectual
1:49:33
property and to our economic vitality is
1:49:36
the counterintelligence an economic
1:49:38
espionage threat from China
1:49:40
it's a threat to our economic security
1:49:42
and by extension to our national
1:49:45
security as national security adviser
1:49:48
O'Brien said in his recent remarks we
1:49:51
cannot close our eyes and ears to what
1:49:53
China's doing and today in light of the
1:49:57
importance of this threat I will provide
1:49:59
more detail on the Chinese threat than
1:50:01
the FBI has ever presented no nice in an
1:50:04
open forum this threat is so significant
1:50:07
that the Attorney General and Secretary
1:50:09
of State will also be addressing a lot
1:50:11
of these issues in the next few weeks
1:50:14
which is true
1:50:16
Pompeyo just did this huge thing on the
1:50:19
ingre ham show all about China I didn't
1:50:22
clip it for today because we were
1:50:23
already full but yeah there's a definite
1:50:25
push from the administration doing this
1:50:27
but if you think these issues are just
1:50:30
an intelligence issue or a government
1:50:33
problem or a nuisance largely just for
1:50:36
big corporations who can largely take
1:50:38
care of themselves you could not be more
1:50:40
wrong it's the people of the United
1:50:42
States who are the victims of what
1:50:44
amounts to Chinese theft on a scale so