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August 7th, 2022 • 3h 6m

1475: Vaccident

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why Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday, August 7 2022. This is
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your award winning get my nation media assassination episode
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1475. This
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is no agenda,
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counting cancellations and broadcasting live from the heart
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of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region number six in the
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morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
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and from Northern Silicon Valley where we don't even know what a
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cancellation is. I'm John C. Dvorak. Buzzkill. Yeah.
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Now I'll tell you about cancellations. All right. I sent
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Tina and human resource number two on a mother daughter weekend
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to Florida. Yeah, this very executive. Yep. Their heels.
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They kicked up the heels basically. Oh, yeah. The kids
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didn't even know. Here's the thing. They may not I may never
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see him again. But they're out there. Outbound flights got
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canceled on Friday morning. So we had to do some some quick
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reshuffling, rebooking on a different airline. Supposed to
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come home today. Both their flights canceled, so they're
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staying an extra day. Yeah. Oh, yeah. It's like everything
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is in candidate one is not to travel. What's the deal? Well,
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yes. I
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think that's completely the deal. They don't want us to
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travel. That will only be for the elites. First seems pretty
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obvious. Oh, no, they don't want us to travel. This. It's broken.
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It is so broken.
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Pete budaj edge. Hello. Yeah. Buda. Judge, give me a break.
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Yeah. No, none of that. None of that. And you know, that's not
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the biggest problem we have. Obviously, biggest problem we
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have is, we're under another health emergency. Oh, oh, you
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didn't know. Here it
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is now that this has declared a public health emergency. What
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changes when it comes to monkey pox?
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Yeah, it's one more tool in our toolbox of all the things that
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the administration is doing to ramp up the response rate, we
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just named two national leaders to lead the response out of the
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White House, one from FEMA one from CDC, the public health
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emergency allows us to speed up vaccines and treatments more
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effectively and efficiently. That's going to be helpful. And
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also helps us get data better data collected better across the
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country. So there's a whole set of tools that the public health
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emergency gives us that allows us to be even more effective in
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this response.
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Yes, tools, you mean tools, tools, like an emergency. That
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means you can do all kinds of shit, right? When you have a
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tool like an emergency. I see. So I
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was listening to some of these reports. And it turns out that
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anyone who had to before I guess it was 1973 or 74. When they
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stopped doing it. He had the old smallpox shot. You're good to go
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with monkey pox.
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Yes, I have a clip about that. Good news,
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I suppose is that there is a vaccine for monkey pox. Bad
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news. There is more need or even demand in some cases than
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supply. People born before 1973 in this country received a
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smallpox vaccine, which covers this strain of monkey pox. So
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that's the good news. There is a monkey pox specific vaccine that
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has been distributed now across the country. We've had
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significant difficulty getting into the country and getting it
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to where it's needed. And certainly we need more supply.
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In addition, there's a drug that works remarkably well against
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monkeypox. Part of the reason the federal government issued an
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emergency declaration this week is to enable them to accelerate
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it to get it approvals to get it out to the general public. So we
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can use it.
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Ah, there it is. There's there's an effective. I wonder if it's
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ivermectin, there's something effective. We need emergency
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use. We need emergency to get it out there. What could it be?
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Dr. John, where are we with antivirals?
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Yeah, it's a very good question. There's one treatment called he
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pox. It is actually a treatment for smallpox has not been
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authorized for for monkeypox. FDA is looking at that
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collecting data. The good news, again, our our administration
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was prepared. We have 1.7 million doses of that in the
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Strategic National Stockpile. We're going to be studying how
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well it's working. We're still getting that out to people
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looking at the data, making sure it's safe and effective. We
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believe it is all the data so far says it is data. And the
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goal is to make sure that those antivirals continue to get out
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to people who are infected.
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Yes, yes, if you're infected now, the question of course is
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does this really warrant a public health emergency? Are we
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overreacting CBS has answers
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somebody watching right now may think okay, we have roughly 7000
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cases in the country based on what you just said. Is this a
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bit of an overreaction? are we pulling the fire alarm so to
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speak, declaring this massive public health emergency when
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it's not as much of a threat to everybody around the country?
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Your reaction?
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Yeah, I would say two things. I mean, first of all, thankfully,
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no one has died. So we are still at a point in this in this
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outbreak. Where I do believe that while it is very, very
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clearly it is being that is reason for widespread alarm. But
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look, public emergency gives us some tools that lets us get on.
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With the lessons we learned from COVID. One of the lessons that
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we learned from all outbreaks, we need more, always better to
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be a step ahead of the virus. And that's what we're doing
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here. We're taking this very, very seriously. It's obviously
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affecting a specific community. We're working very closely with
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community. I think this is absolutely the right and
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appropriate approach. It will allow us to give us even more
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tools to get on top of this virus.
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All right, shut up with your tools already.
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tools involved.
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Well, you know, the tool is locked down and other bullshit
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if they want to use I don't think he's that's that's the
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intent. But let's talk to the king. Let's talk let's listen to
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Peter makalah. The infallible King of All Things medicine
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because you just can't do platform the guy he was at CPAC.
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Of course, why wouldn't he be political? And here's what he
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had to say about the public health emergency
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at this point in time. It's been clear now for a year and a half,
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there is no emergency. in the country. A medical emergency is
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determined by doctors, not by health officials. A medical
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emergency like any other emergency should be easily
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visible to everyone. No one in this room. Looks like they're
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under a medical emergency. Right. Our government yesterday
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declared monkeypox, a medical emergency Dr. Malone has
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outlined. This isn't a small specific group of individuals.
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It's very easily treatable with a drug we have available to us.
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And there are no US deaths. This is simply a painful condition
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for some people that we treat at home or in the hospital. So the
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medical emergency for SARS cov. Two has been over with for a
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year and a half once we had our treatment approach and the
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hospitals emptied out. And there is no medical emergency for
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monkeypox, the fact that it administration has declared that
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is prima facie evidence that the context of medical emergencies
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are being used to accomplish an agenda. Aha.
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You don't say running, there's a conclusion I would have never
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expected.
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So here's a little information on this vaccine the monkey pox
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vaccine made by genius genius j y n n yo us and this is I think
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it's a Danish company. So they've been in the FDA approval
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processes 2019 It was supposed to be a smallpox vaccine had
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nothing to do with with monkey pox per se. The reason they
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developed it is it would have less side effects than the a cam
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2000 Which I guess is the current monkey pox vaccine that
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people like. However, and this is all this is a document that
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Stefan sent me one of our producers in the in the document
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from the company itself themselves. They say here page
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three, monkey pox was added to the to the vaccine use at the
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request of somebody in the US government. The quote, the
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applicants original proposed indication did not include
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monkey pox. During the review of this submission, we received
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inquiries from external stakeholders in the US
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government. This is 2019 asking whether the available data for
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MVA bn would support an indication for prevention of
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monkey pox. We determined that immunogenicity data for MBBS and
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obtained in humans together with a non human primate data already
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submitted support the indication for prevention of monkey pox
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into the clinical and non clinical studies provided
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multiple lines of evidence that the immune response provided
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protection against different ortho pox viruses and
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specifically monkey pox in the nhp challenge model therefore,
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we recommended including the monkey pox indication in the
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product labeling. Interesting that someone brought that up
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then I mean, why would you do the monkey pox? We haven't seen
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monkey pox since when the 70s I guess.
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So, out of the blue and 2019 some US somebody state
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government stakeholder stakeholder Oh is a stakeholder
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wasn't government it could have been Pfizer.
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Well it said governments stakeholder in the US government
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is what okay stakeholders
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which means NIH or somebody who's got a pet thing going on
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or something corrupt something nefarious Yeah. Something
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corrupt interesting, it two years three years in advance of
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the actual outbreak that was then declared a public emergency
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and not by doctors by by some other stakeholders. Very nice.
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Good work people. I give somebody credit for being
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particularly sneaky.
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Now according to reports and this is this we've seen this guy
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before is the top Israeli biological research or
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scientist. I think he might have been a troublemaker previously
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regarding Pfizer, possibly. But he's now been D platformed. He's
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been censored after he said monkey pox outbreak may be
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connected to the mRNA shots. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no, we can't be.
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You know, I have to say with this next report, I had to dive
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into the history of virology because now they're really
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pushing it. So we had the COVID We got the COVID We got the
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monkey pox. God, it's not enough. Now we got the polio
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after decades off our collective radar. Polio has once again
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reared its head, with health experts urging unvaccinated
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Americans to get inoculated against the disease
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never have guessed in a million years that it would pop up
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again.
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Officials in New York State confirmed wastewater samples
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collected in Orange County contain the paralyzing and
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potentially deadly virus. Those tests ordered after a 20 year
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old man in nearby Rockland County tested positive last
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month, experts fear hundreds more
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are infected. So I would assume that we have people that are
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positive from it.
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This latest rain also detected in the United Kingdom and
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Israel. For decades, polio has only been active overseas,
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namely in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Once it gets into your body, it can cause fevers, flu like
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symptoms, your body aches, but in some people, they actually
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get a paralysis
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officials noting the New York man who tested positive last
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month that never received the widely available vaccine, a four
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dose regimen recommended for kids under six is case marking
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the first in the US since 2013. The last time a case originated
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here 1979 How insane as it all aligned.
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We are talking about polio in 2022.
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You know, this is one of those viruses one of those diseases
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that we were so close to eradicating, I think what you're
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seeing are some of the worst repercussions of this vaccine
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hesitancy.
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Now amid the COVID pandemic and an outbreak of monkey pox
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experts are begging Americans to check their immunity to another
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virus, one long thought to be behind us.
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You know, I remember in 2020 people were sending emails, hey,
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you know, there's no such thing as viruses. You know, this is
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where we got until exosomes, and that's maybe how COVID was
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spreading. That you may you look at the history of virology,
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certainly of polio discovered, I think was at the Rockefeller
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Institute, Simon Flexner. And they discovered this polio and
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they weren't sure how it transmitted. And if you go back
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and look at the documents for what I'm led to believe it's
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polio myelitis they didn't really know how it was
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transferred and the in the, in their assessment, they say
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therefore, therefore, it must be transmitted via air and
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miniature miniature particles. I'm not sure it's actually been
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proven to be an airborne disease. A monkey pox certainly
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isn't an airborne disease you know. And so you've got this
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Israeli scientist, I'm kind of with him. I think that it's
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possible that people's immune systems are so blown out at this
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point. And you can imagine that you know, the man whore the man
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horse who have sex with man horse because that's what we're
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talking about. Here have low immune they're all Vax and
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boosted they already have low immunity, you have sex with
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multiple partners going right back to the HIV crisis you you
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have a very susceptible your immune system is shot and then
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ship can get in there. Who knows what could be happening?
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Well, the mRNA vaccine if it was the gateway, it would affect
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more than just men who have sex with men obviously.
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Yeah, no, I Yeah, no, you know, I'm in complete agreement and I
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think that that's you know, that consensus is
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cool I think IT guy like that. You know, there's a good thing
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that's happening with the free speech lawsuit which is not
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being discussed at all.
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Where you mean Alex Jones?
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No, no, that no this that's being discussed. That's what's
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being discussed. This night that not too much of a side trip, but
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this just but it is part of what you just said about the goods is
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what is my clip here? They give their own Amnesty report. A
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shouldn't be looking at the same world.
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It's alright, you showed up so that's half the work.
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I did I know. Game musician. I'm just I'm just going to throw the
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game use this is a good clip. When you're looking for what are
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you looking at? Here it is free system of free says obscure free
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speech right here in front of me play the obscure free speech
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lawsuit. There's two things you'll introduce. One is that
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there's no reason that guy can't say that. But you'll hear the
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whole thing and here, but there's also a new ACLU that's
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come around. Nobody's talking about it. But these are the guys
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are going to take over.
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Joining us now is Janine Yunus, who is the litigation counsel
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for the new civil liberties Alliance. Thank you for joining
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us, Jeannie.
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Thank you so much for having me. It's no need and
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now why has the NCLA joined the state of Missouri in suing
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President Biden HHS and Dr. Anthony Fauci over allegedly
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censoring COVID-19 information and social media?
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Well, because this is one of the worst First Amendment violations
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that I think we've ever seen in this country. The federal
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government is coercing tech companies and using them in
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order to accomplish its own censorship aims. So the federal
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government thinks that there's a problem with COVID, quote,
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unquote, misinformation. And it's told tech companies that if
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they don't censor people who basically disagree with the
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government's message, then they will be penalized in the form of
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regulation or other legal action, that the federal
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government can't use private companies to do what it can't do
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directly. So, you know, we consider this a very grave
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issue. We actually had raised that similar lawsuit a little
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bit earlier, that was dismissed, although we're still pursuing
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that on appeal. And we had these four private plaintiffs who
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wanted to join and so we joined on their behalf
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certainly is a very important topic to discuss big tech and
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how the information is spread. Now in July 2021, Surgeon
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General Vivek Murthy said that big tech companies have allowed
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COVID misinformation to spread without being held accountable.
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He said this false information kept people from wearing masks
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in high risk places, turn down a proven treatments and avoid the
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vaccine all causing unnecessary illness and death. How does the
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lawsuit you've joined address this? Well,
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Vivek Murthy, his statements are part of it. There are also a
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number of other government officials or officials within
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the Biden administration who have said similar things so
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Biden spokeswoman Jennifer Psaki, Ella hundra, my orcas but
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then, you know, as we've recently seen over the past
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couple of weeks, this campaign was even more extreme than we
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had realized there were emails from DHS and from CDC that
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showed that the federal government was basically
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commanding tech companies to censor people. There's the CDC
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emails that were released last week actually single out certain
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people. One of them is Naomi Wolf,
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that my girl not only no girls targeted, no, no, this is this
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is very interesting. This is a good catch. What is the name of
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this outfit? NASA national
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national civil civil liberties alliances or something like
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that?
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This the censorship seems to be well of course wrapping but it
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is coming from on high the UN has made quite the declaration
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recently,
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the United Nations has declared war on conspiracy theories
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describing the rise of conspiracy thinking is worrying
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and dangerous and providing the public with a toolkit to pre
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bunk and debunk anybody who dares to suggest that world
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governments or anything but completely honest, upstanding
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and transparent. The UN also warns that George Soros the
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Rothschilds and the State of Israel must not be linked any
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alleged conspiracies, the UN has teamed up with Twitter, the
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European Commission and the World Jewish Congress to launch
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the campaign dubbed think before sharing stop the spread of
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conspiracy theories, the UN wants. Events are not secretly
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manipulated behind the scenes by powerful forces with negative
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intent. And if you encounter anybody who thinks the global
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elite are conspiring to consolidate power and dictate
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global events, he must take action according to the UN. If
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you're certain that you've encountered a conspiracy theory
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on the internet, then you must react immediately and post the
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relevant links or factchecking website in the comments.
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Oh my god over here nothing to see. Interesting pre bunk you
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think? I don't know. That's like basically before we debunk and
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pre bunk was pre bunk. Yeah, before
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we released the show, someone would go to Twitter and say
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those guys suck. They're they're full of shit. They're conspiracy
19:16
theorists before we drop the show. Oh, maybe that's a pre
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bunk. I think that's a pre bunk.
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Anyway, so this woman continues on this little thing, this
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little report or two, and brings out a very interesting point
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which she herself is reluctant to discuss.
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Single out certain people. One of them is Naomi Wolf, whose
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Twitter account was suspended shortly after just a couple of
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weeks after the CDC is telling Twitter that she's spreading
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misinformation. So what we're seeing here is that they're tech
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companies are acting at the behest of the government, which
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makes this a First Amendment issue.
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Now would you say that there are any legitimate false pieces of
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information that could be classified as misinformation
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that are spreading that should be taken down? Well,
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that's a good question. Are plaintiffs? You know, we they're
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they're great plaintiffs, because they're actually three
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of them are doctors, scientists, who are epidemiologists and work
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in this area and everything they've said has turned out to
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be true. So what the government is doing a censor and very valid
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debate, the First Amendment still protects lies. So you, you
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know, the government can't say that you can't tell lies or
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spread what's called misinformation. Of course,
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that's harder to convince people that that's okay.
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So in your view, that this information should be allowed to
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spread if and if it is false?
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Well, yes, I would argue that that's first amendment
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protected, but our plaintiffs actually nothing they have said
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is beyond the pale. You know, they've said things like the
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studies actually show that masks don't work aren't not very
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effective, which has turned out to be true. They said the
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vaccines don't stop transmission. That, you know,
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the vaccines have some side effects that they've never been
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anti Vax, or anything. But they've just made valid points
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that the American public deserves to hear.
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And Janine. In your view, what are the harms of the government
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intervening in this?
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Oh, there are tons of harms. So people aren't I mean, this is
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sort of crucial core First Amendment speech. This is why we
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have a first amendment because the framers of the Constitution
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recognize the government doesn't hold all the answers and often
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they're wrong and they wield their power in ways that are
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problematic. So what is happening is we're censoring
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very valid debate, for instance about lockdowns and masks the
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public isn't able to properly get the information that it
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needs to weigh in on the policies that we should have
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a dream on lady where she from this is this is five year ago
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talk way beyond this. Boy, this is they should not be doing this
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to government. Are you kidding me? Where have you been so
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so the point is, is that I like the way she backs off on the
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people probably can't accept the fact that lies are protected by
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the First Amendment and they are yes, but we've gotten to the
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point because of hate speech. And oh, you don't want to hurt
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someone's feelings and the woke woke mentality. That's,
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that's exactly what the Alex Jones trial is about.
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It's seeped in so deep. Yeah, it is actually Alex Jones. It's
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it's seeped in. So well. There's a libel issue, which is sketchy
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if he asked me but that's okay. But it's seeped into the
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consciousness so much that she even can't can't can't get it
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out. Take it on head on. She can't say yeah, that's fine. You
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can lie It's against the free speech issue. You can that's
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what the First Amendment protects. It protects your
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lying, but she can't do it. She's got it. Oh, you know, I
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don't know people don't you know, they're gonna be
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uncomfortable with this. Which which just means what we lost?
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Well, yeah, this is this is five years ago talk maybe even 10.
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Oh, yeah. I mean, we lost what really? I mean, okay. So on
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Twitter face back. Who cares? I don't think that matters
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anymore. People, the people who matter are onto it and the 30%
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that are all in on whatever the government says. They'll just
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wither away with every bit that Elon Musk chips away at Twitter.
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It just is wilting, wilting, wilting, wilting until no one
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cares anymore. That's my view. Yeah. Luckily, we still have
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people speaking the truth. Dr. Ryan Cole, who is a pathologist,
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and this is the guy who noticed uptick in cancers a year and a
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half ago, at the start of the vaccination campaign, and this
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video has gone somewhat viral. And this by the way, I had to
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find that on the rumble, obviously,
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cells don't lie, but blood patterns. You gotta hear the
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beginning here. And the cells don't lie, the blood patterns
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don't lie, the Dead people don't lie. And the deposition of the
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spiked protein and tissues doesn't lie. So you can attack
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me you don't you don't have to like me. I've lost some of my
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largest clients because they're like, Oh, you're too
23:51
controversial. I'm, like, controversial. I'm a pathologist
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might I don't create a disease, I don't prevent a disease. I am
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the reporter at the scene of the accident. I report the disease.
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I'm observing patterns. We've definitely seen an uptick of
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many patterns that are unusual pathologist or the quality
24:08
control of medicine, attack me all you want. But that's your
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own insecurity and the fact that you can't come forth with data
24:15
to counter what I am saying. And I'm not the only one seeing this
24:18
oncologists everywhere I travel now in the country and the world
24:22
than in France, but in England recently, pathologists, other
24:25
physicians, oncologists, radiation oncologists,
24:29
radiologists, they're seeing it. I was on a big zoom call with a
24:33
large group in New York yesterday. One gal was talking
24:36
to the gal doing her mammogram and she was seeing an uptick in
24:40
breast cancer. So she said, Are you kidding me? We're seeing
24:43
tons of 20 and 30 year olds coming in with breast cancer and
24:46
about 99% of people in their population, our job and so a
24:51
radiologist here just across the state calls me and says I just
24:54
saw two high grade breast cancers and 31 year to 31 year
24:58
old women. For we was after their booster and Chair of
25:02
Oncology at a large hospital in Florida just a month ago said,
25:05
Hey, Doc, thanks for speaking out. I usually see an aggressive
25:09
brain cancer in a young patient about every decade or so. I've
25:13
seen five in the last month after the boosters. And so left
25:17
and right wherever I go, the medical community is starting to
25:21
speak up and confirm what I'm seeing in England. A week and a
25:25
half ago, same thing. Doc came up to me a doctor from Ireland
25:28
doctor from England and nurse who's been in medicine for 30
25:31
years. They're like, Hey, we're seeing it. And it's in young
25:35
patients, and it's aggressive. And we have patients that have
25:37
been cancer free for three, four or five years. All their scans
25:40
are clear, they get that booster and now they have stage four
25:43
disease again.
25:44
So you know they can censor
25:47
that's a real actually that's a great clip. But you know, I like
25:51
to always says you know that dude, do it. Okay, they get a
25:53
booster, boom,
25:54
boom, you got cancer stage four. I mean, it's at the point is
25:57
that, yeah, they can censor all they want. But we'll still have
26:00
rumble. We still have podcast
26:01
RUMBLE, RUMBLE, it may only be shut down, Rumble does shut down
26:05
rumble before the end of 2023. Right. But
26:07
there's still well over a million people who listen to the
26:10
best podcast in the universe, you know, they might might take
26:14
some learnings from this. So we're getting stuff out. And
26:18
that's good. And I'm gonna hand it to a few. Again, I'm really
26:25
becoming very convinced that this is all just an immune
26:28
immunity issue, all of it. It's you know, the vaccine is not
26:32
cancerous but you know, your immune system gets blown out and
26:36
then other stuff starts to take hold. We know, if you really
26:39
crank up the PCR cycles, you'll find everything and everybody
26:42
every single disease known to man is in you, as long as you
26:45
look hard enough. But the one side effect that everyone has
26:50
heard about, with heart issues, clotting, myocarditis,
26:54
pericarditis, they have a novel way of explaining this problem
26:58
in Australia 1000s of home, defibrillators are being rolled
27:01
out in Australian homes, with hopes that one day every
27:04
household will have one. They weigh less than half a kilogram,
27:07
they're easy to use, if anyone suddenly collapses.
27:12
Every year in Australia, Around 25,000 people go into sudden
27:15
cardiac arrest. 10 of those happen at home but less than 3%
27:20
survive.
27:21
Sudden cardiac arrest is sudden instance surprising. You need
27:24
something immediate because after 10 minutes, it's virtually
27:29
impossible to bring you back.
27:30
So there's a whole promotion going on in Australia get get
27:33
you need to distribute later at home. Everybody should have one.
27:37
Why not make so much sense? I find these things to
27:42
where's the commercials here? It sounds like an opportunity. Ooh,
27:45
exit strategy. That's what I'm thinking.
27:48
You could sell them in your car. You could have in your home.
27:51
Yeah.
27:51
And that plays right into the cigarette lighter.
27:54
Yes. Yes. How about just a Backpack For Kids? For Kids
27:59
backpack to preschool? Yeah, back to school. Got your
28:02
defibrillator defibrillator right there for your for your
28:04
your classmates. This is this is a very interesting idea. And you
28:09
know, we could build that ourselves. As a heart. You have
28:13
the skills, just add just a couple of transformers and kept
28:18
a couple of paddles good to go. So something also
28:23
good for a party party. Hey,
28:25
it's hard right? party favor? Yes. It's great for parties. So
28:30
something that we were talking about when the vaccination
28:34
campaign just started was, you know, we saw could there be an
28:38
uptick of accidents, traffic accidents, air, air travel
28:42
accidents, because maybe something is happening to the
28:45
vaccinated and I think we were skeptical because it didn't seem
28:50
you know, if you're looking for stuff, you'll find a lot of
28:52
planes getting into trouble. Not necessarily making the news all
28:56
the time. But now, this past weekend, has been insane on the
29:02
vaccination scene. Here's this. This one came in from the clip
29:06
custodian I didn't even put it in my montage.
29:08
Now to a terrifying scene out of New Mexico. A driver plowed into
29:12
a parade route living several people injured including two
29:15
police officers.
29:16
But here's a quick little mini cut a multi vehicle
29:19
crash at one busy reality intersection leaving three
29:23
people dead Monday evening. New video shows the moment one of
29:27
those vehicles is engulfed in flames as first responders
29:30
rushed to the scene.
29:32
Watch about 10 seconds after the light turned green on Slauson.
29:35
The driver of a speeding Mercedes Benz zooms through her
29:39
red light on the Brea an eruption of car parts and flames
29:43
as the five cars involved finally stopped moving. crass
29:47
and explosive. There was just a big explosion in flames like
29:52
went over my whole car to Plainsmen over the car
29:55
actress and Hey, she's seen flailing around on a gurney as
29:59
firefighters put enter into an ambulance after crashing your
30:02
car into a more Vista Home. If you're buying ring video
30:07
captures the stars blue Mini Cooper flying down Preston way
30:11
around 11 Friday morning. And then moments later you hear the
30:16
car crash into this house on Wall Grove Avenue. Authority say
30:22
she blew through a stop sign at A T intersection. And instead of
30:26
going left or right, continued straight hit the curb when
30:29
airborne and flew into the house. Her car burst into flames
30:34
which quickly engulfed the residence.
30:37
I mean, every single one of these is similar. It's someone
30:39
that at high speed, not stopping at a stop sign intersection or
30:44
even a tea. That was an Haish. Yes, she's apparently severely
30:49
burned. So those are four
30:52
different reports Ella's first girlfriend was it early? Yes, it
30:56
was LDS
30:57
when Ellen came out the hash was her her girlfriend. But these
31:02
are four. So three of those in California all this weekend. And
31:07
they're and they're all the same. And then the other one
31:09
with the parade route. Something's going on. These are
31:11
not your typical accidents where people just go. I mean, you
31:15
should see the video.
31:17
It's just a video of the parade route guy.
31:19
Yeah, well, the one that goes to the intersection just bam and
31:23
immediate flame is crazy. is really, really not tell. Well,
31:32
yeah, interesting.
31:33
Yeah. Normally, you just say, well, these are due to accidents
31:36
happen. And they're all kinds of them, but start ganging them up.
31:39
And they're always very similar in the style. Maybe there's
31:43
something to it? Well,
31:47
I think that if I were if I were to look at the grand scheme of
31:54
things, it seems pretty obvious to me that the pharmaceutical
32:01
industry, the food industry, by default, the banking, the money
32:08
industry, they all want less of us. They just want to kill us
32:12
off as best they can. Seriously though, they seriously and they
32:16
want
32:17
to do bankers who want more of us. I don't get no thinking.
32:20
No, no, no, no, the bankers are just along for the ride. I don't
32:24
think they're a part of any strategy per se. They just want
32:27
to be rich, and they've succeeded very well. Do you know
32:30
Dennis Meadows? Have you ever heard of him? Key Well, Dennis
32:36
meadows, scientist and emeritus professor of obviously
32:42
University of New Hampshire, whatever. But he wrote he was he
32:46
wrote the book, the limits to growth. And I think this was
32:52
back in the back in The Population Bomb days. He was in
32:58
the MIT 70 to 72. He was the director of the Club of Rome.
33:02
There you go. Now the Club of Rome project on the predicament
33:05
those
33:07
guys were the worst.
33:08
Yes. So I have a clip here, which are all
33:11
be dead. But we're all dead since 2002. The year 2000.
33:15
According to them. There's nobody here. So this shows
33:18
nobody's listening to we're not even doing it.
33:20
Well, this is an interview when we still had 7 billion people on
33:23
the planet. So what is that? Probably late 80s. And this is
33:28
the thing you
33:29
want to know exactly. I can tell you, please.
33:33
And this is the thinking of this globalist I would say
33:38
yes, 2 billion, 7 billion, we hit 7 billion between 220 10 and
33:42
2011.
33:43
Oh, so this could be even newer than that. Yeah. Okay. Well,
33:47
here he is. So
33:48
far global, you are so far above the population and the
33:52
consumption levels, which can be supported by what?
33:58
You know, this is the this is their problem. They have the
34:00
same spiel, we can sustain we can sustain, we've had no
34:05
problems sustaining, not everybody's happy. But they've
34:10
never been happy. So what? At this, this is nonsense right off
34:14
the top?
34:15
No, I think this is an important clip. Of course, it's nonsense,
34:17
but it's important clip, because he
34:19
will not even say wasn't an important clip. I'm just telling
34:22
you that it is nonsense that they any prefaces the whole
34:27
speech with nonsense. It's ridiculous. I know.
34:30
He's making it up. But that doesn't mean that he didn't
34:33
realize is protected by the free speech. That's right.
34:37
So far, global, you're so far above the population and the
34:41
consumption levels which can be supported by this planet that I
34:45
know in one way or another, it's going to come back down. So I
34:47
don't hope to avoid that. I hope that it can occur in a civil
34:58
way. I mean, Civil in a special way, peaceful peace doesn't mean
35:08
that everybody's happy. But it means that conflict isn't solved
35:12
through violence through through force, but rather, in other
35:18
ways. And so that's what I hope for. That we can, I mean, the
35:26
planet can support something like a billion people, maybe 2
35:35
billion, depending on how much liberty and how much material
35:39
consumption, you want to have joy, more liberty, and more
35:44
consumption, you have to have fewer people. And conversely,
35:49
you can have more people. I mean, we can even have eight or
35:53
9 billion, probably, if we have a very strong dictatorship,
35:57
which is smart. Unfortunately, you never have smart
36:00
dictatorships are always stupid. So but if you had a smart
36:03
dictatorship, and a low standard of living, you can have up but
36:06
but we want to have freedom, and we want to have a high sense. So
36:10
we're going to have a billion people, and we're now at seven,
36:12
whatever, we have to get back down, I hope that this can be
36:15
slow, relatively slow, and that it can be done in a way which is
36:20
relatively equal, you know, so that people share the
36:26
experience, and you don't have a few rich, you know, trying to
36:29
force everybody else to deal with that. So those are my
36:32
hopes. I mean, these are pretty pessimistic hopes, you know,
36:38
all right. So here's my takeaway from this obvious, you Genesis,
36:42
he just believes that there's too many people. And now he's
36:46
not really into the eugenic side, because he wants to reduce
36:50
the human population equally. So every button now you can't just
36:54
live longer, because you got money. So you know, virus is a
36:57
great way to do that. But maybe even more important, is his
37:01
realization that if we can't slow people down, we need to
37:05
have a dictatorship. And he says several times a smart
37:08
dictatorship. And I think that is what is going on. Now. While
37:12
we're trying to figure out how to reduce the human resources by
37:16
debasing their our food as an example. You know, how many
37:20
people have shown us pictures of the 1970s versus today and just
37:25
the body shapes of the American population? And then wonder why.
37:30
You know, he's saying, well, we should have a smart
37:32
dictatorship, which to me is QR codes, you know, tracking all of
37:36
this shit. I think this is the program, figure out a way to
37:40
kill people humanely, slowly. You don't want people to notice
37:44
it, you know, just have a cup people drop dead of a heart
37:46
attack or some blood clots, you know, drive through the
37:50
intersection, you'll get cancer. To me. This is the epiphany.
37:58
I've had they they're killing us. And it's and it's well
38:01
underway, and probably unstoppable unless you opt out
38:04
on a personal level.
38:08
What was this epiphany when did this happen?
38:12
It happened after I saw Bill Maher. I think you have the
38:16
clip, actually.
38:18
Will it clip I have a Bill Maher's A is one of the offbeat
38:23
clips in fat shaming. That's
38:24
exactly the one that's exactly the clip. That's the one that
38:28
gave me the epiphany.
38:30
You've had Okay, I'm gonna stop here. This is bullcrap. You've
38:35
had this epiphany for almost as long as I've known, you
38:39
know, I didn't realize I know what I didn't realize is the
38:42
food part. That part I hadn't figured out. And that's what
38:47
Bill Maher all of a sudden he goes, Oh, look at this. I'm
38:50
like, Oh, I see what's
38:52
different. And I'm sure this is not the clip. You're thinking
38:54
okay,
38:54
what I saw him he had a whole rant about how fat people are
38:59
and that we have 40% of the Americans are obese. And yeah,
39:03
and he sits there and says, Hey, man, eat less cake. But that's
39:06
not the problem. That's my epiphany. They're killing us
39:11
very very, very slowly with by debasing our food, just the
39:15
basic. We have one of our leading food.
39:19
My my semi annual McDonald's Big Mac report, I think reflects
39:24
this. Let's hear it. Why I said it recently. I every six months.
39:30
I have a Big Mac. Yeah, because I'm familiar with the original.
39:34
And I'm familiar with the formulation on the original
39:36
because the Morehouse mustard guys that was used to be in El
39:39
Cerrito, I'm sorry, in Emeryville, George ladder to to
39:43
be specific. One of the owners gave me the lecture about the
39:47
fresh horse radish and all the stuff that they did for that
39:49
original burger. And over time, it's been everything's powdered
39:54
and then they don't even care. And the last burger that I
39:58
bought for the last big mac, which As a few weeks ago, I
40:02
could eat, only maybe swallow one bite, maybe, you know, try
40:06
to get the second bite down, I had to chunk it up with a knife
40:10
and give it to the dog. It was inedible. It was totally
40:13
inedible. I could not eat the damn burger
40:16
and yet during the lockdowns, the only thing that was
40:18
available was fast food was this was this nasty shit.
40:25
So the fat shaming clip, which you might as well play is really
40:29
because it's targeted. It's targeted at Chris Christie. Now,
40:33
I didn't even realize that I was so blown away that Bill Maher
40:37
couldn't figure out why everyone's fat in America.
40:40
So the Chris Christie clip was aimed and this is not from the
40:43
show is from the after show. And I just thought, you know, here's
40:47
another one of these liberals even though he's kind of a
40:49
dubious liberal. guilt, guilt trip liberal. We a fat shaming,
40:56
and I just thought it was abhorrent, but play it. I think
40:58
Santa says a shot.
41:00
Yeah. Oh, he's got more than a shot. I mean, he's he I think he
41:03
won the straw poll in New Hampshire. And he feels a little
41:06
krusteaz
41:07
to me, like he's peaking right now. But he's not actually gonna
41:10
like, land the
41:11
plane. Oh, no. He's not Christie. Yes. Yes. Very Chris.
41:15
Yes.
41:16
So Christie is twice the man here.
41:20
Yeah, but you know, it, did you see the full show where he did
41:25
the whole fat segment. That was his call back. And he's on
41:28
YouTube. So he thinks you can do whatever you want. By the way
41:30
that Liz Smith woman, I hope we see a lot of her. What an idiot.
41:36
She's pretty bad. He
41:37
is really stupid. Anyway, this all comes together in this next
41:43
clip from Canadian Member of Parliament. What is her name
41:49
here?
41:49
By the way, the company's no genius. No, it really comes.
41:55
It does
41:55
come out in the after session potatoes.
42:00
This is a second lesbian Louis. And since we're talking about
42:06
food intelligence, and of course, this plays right into
42:08
climate change, which we'll get to, she is now going to explain
42:13
what net zero means net zero, this is the end, this is the
42:17
term that everybody's using net zero 2030 2050, whatever you
42:20
want. Net Zero Net Zero. And she's going to explain what kind
42:24
of hell Net Zero really is.
42:26
This whole net zero is a nobody has ever asked to define net
42:32
zero. And that's what the farmers are fighting over right
42:36
now. Because the government of Holland and Sri Lankan art and
42:41
here has defined net zero, and I'm gonna give you an example,
42:45
you eat a piece of steak, that steak the carbon footprint is
42:49
calculated by every single thing that that cattle consumed up
42:55
until you ate it. And then the fact that you ate it. That's,
43:01
that's what the carbon footprint is. And so the nitrogen in the
43:05
soil, the feed the transportation of the feed,
43:08
everything is calculated
43:10
that that is the I think the what they call the new asset
43:13
class. So all of those steps, all of those processes will be
43:17
owned somehow, like some legal NFT, or something you can trade
43:22
on every single bit of that process.
43:24
And then they do an equation and then they say it's not
43:27
sustainable. And the problem is, is that even for agricultural
43:31
production, where farmers have gone to even zero tillage, and
43:37
has invested in technology, and they thought that that would
43:41
have been enough. And that's what the government in Holland
43:45
said, that would have been enough, then they changed the
43:47
rules. And they said, No, it's not enough all that money you
43:50
invested, I'm sorry, it still doesn't meet net zero. And
43:55
that's the problem. Because the net zero calculation is almost
44:00
like, it's sorcery, almost. Because when you look at
44:05
electric car, and if you're going to do a net zero
44:09
calculation on an electric car, and you look at a cobalt mine,
44:14
or even a computer to a cobalt mine, or a lithium mine, and you
44:19
look at the degradation of that, and then you look at the fact
44:22
that five year old African children are working in those
44:26
mines. And you then you look at the battery, electric car, and
44:33
how it gets disposed of afterwards, and the years that
44:37
it would take to break down that battery. And you do a carbon
44:41
footprint on that. You would see that that is far more damaging
44:45
than agriculture, but it's agriculture, what is being
44:49
attacked, and that's why I believe that there's an agenda.
44:52
Yeah.
44:54
It's the agenda of bugs. This makes so much sense. Remove
45:00
We've all healthy food. I mean, it's like it's just like, wow,
45:04
we were complaining during the lunch
45:05
make sense to a maniac. During the lockdowns, there was
45:09
not a single person said, Hey, here's what you can do to
45:12
strengthen your immune system. Make sure you get a little bit
45:14
of sunshine or maybe take some vitamin D No, instead, we're
45:18
eating processed shit that has no nutritional value, and we're
45:21
jacked on Pharma. Is there going to succeed? We'll never hit 8
45:29
billion.
45:32
We'll hit eight, but I think we're already at eight. Now.
45:34
Where are we at?
45:35
Oh, we'd probably around a billion.
45:39
Yeah, I think we're Yeah, we're at 7794 as of 2020. So probably
45:45
close. And India is going to pass China which is going to be
45:48
the more interesting of the two phenomenons.
45:53
Anyway, so Did you see the Climate The climate crisis
45:57
emergency in Washington DC
46:00
No, no, I didn't reach me.
46:02
Yes, Washington DC lightning strike that killed three offers
46:05
climate. The clip? Does it offer a climate warming warning.
46:10
I cut it off but I think it was from NTT. So they don't do that.
46:13
But somebody got hit by somebody. I thought it was like
46:17
it seemed like they were testing some gear. And
46:22
as 5g That 5g is really powerful. This is Reuters.
46:28
WTF? WTF WHAT THE FUCK lightning and DC
46:33
police say to people who were critically injured in a
46:36
lightning strike outside the White House have died.
46:39
Wow, gee, I have a better clip than that about the light. Well,
46:42
I it was only it was a short five second clip for the reason
46:45
that it was just outside the White House
46:47
home overseas tonight a devastating lightning strike and
46:50
Cuba. No, that's Cuba. But Reuters says the lightning
46:55
strike offers a climate warning. His climate change? Yeah, these
47:01
are climate change victims. Scientists right here. And you
47:06
can fact check it because his Reuters, scientists say that
47:09
climate change is increasing the likelihood of lightning strikes
47:11
across the United States. After lightning struck at a square
47:15
near the White House leaving three people dead and one other
47:18
in critical condition. The hot humid conditions in Washington
47:21
DC on Thursday, were primed for electricity. Really? It's
47:28
interesting. So there you go. It's climbing. Yeah,
47:34
okay. There's never been lightning strikes before.
47:40
One more food climate change clip here from New Zealand.
47:46
Everything is starting to lock down just like in the
47:49
Netherlands with the farmers. Funny story. So you know the
47:53
Netherlands we now know that the whole idea is to reduce the
47:57
farmland to take farmland to build 900,000 homes to start
48:01
this trice tri state Cities project which brings the
48:07
Netherlands Belgium and parts of Germany into one mega city as
48:11
you would call it a bedroom community. here's the rub
48:14
though. Where they're building those 900,000 new homes in
48:18
Holland, they won't be allowed to have cars. The Minister has
48:23
come out and said there will be no cars in that area will have
48:26
great trains. You can't have a car no can no car no car. Wait
48:30
a minute, how many what was the number of 900,000? With no cars?
48:36
No cars? Oh, that mean now this is where they you know, they get
48:41
they tried to get away with stuff this typical. Let's see
48:44
where we can get away with Are you are you going too far with
48:46
that when Bill? And I think you guys now you they bought into
48:50
this? They'll buy into that. So now no cars? Sure.
48:54
I mean, it's so severe that Spotify won't even play the cars
48:57
in the Netherlands. I mean, I'm just telling you, hey, oh, a
49:01
writer. Now I know here's New Zealand with the population of
49:04
just 5 million. New Zealand's carbon footprint is relatively
49:08
small. It's hoofprints, however, is through the roof. And now in
49:14
a world first New Zealand farmers will have to pay a tax
49:17
for every one of the methane emitting 10 million cattle and
49:21
26 million sheep that roam the scenic countryside. The farmers
49:25
will be able to mitigate their tax burden, if they lower
49:28
emissions by modernizing their operation in modernizing where
49:31
the program could fail is if farmers pick up and move their
49:34
operations to another country.
49:36
When you shut down farms and they go someplace else, then
49:40
that doesn't mean that the demand for these products that
49:42
these farms used to produce all of a sudden ceases to exist. The
49:46
demand is still there, and will be satisfied by somebody else
49:50
elsewhere in the world. And that means that emissions will simply
49:54
shift from one place to another.
49:57
1000 sheep are ruminant animals, meaning they have Have four
50:00
chambered stomachs that act like fermentation bats that create
50:03
methane 95% of which comes right out of their mouths. As far as
50:08
greenhouse gases go Methane traps up to 36 times more heat
50:12
in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide does. And that's bad.
50:17
But while the carbon dioxide we emit today will stick in the
50:20
atmosphere for centuries, methane dissipates in far less
50:24
time.
50:24
The good news is that methane is short lived, it only lives about
50:29
a decade in the atmosphere. And then it's killed. It's
50:32
destroyed. US Zealand is
50:34
hoping for the kind of success seen in California, which has
50:37
reduced the methane produced by its dairy farms by 30%. However,
50:41
California did it through incentives, not taxes.
50:46
Yeah, well, we have all kinds of incentives. The Pope sent a
50:51
letter to the EU use use conference and said, Hey, stop
50:57
eating so much meat.
51:00
The pope? Yeah, no, he's from Argentina. Fried like meat
51:05
Central. does meet central government. He's the guy is a
51:10
bad guy. Yeah. It's not a good Pope.
51:14
I know. I'm sorry. I called him. But he's retiring soon is done,
51:17
which I also called he's retiring, which is
51:19
kind of odd. Of course. It's odd. This is a new trend in the
51:23
Church of the Pope to come in for a while and then quit.
51:28
No, it's it. This will usher in the great news, the Antichrist.
51:34
No. Well, I don't know about that. But the great reset for
51:36
sure. The Queen dies, Joe Biden dies, the pope resigns, new
51:41
round, new chances. New Leaders. question is Who is it going to
51:47
be? And how is Joe by the way? He's he's on day seven now of
51:51
COVID. Still?
51:53
I don't know what the latest is. I think he's voluntary like they
51:57
they still would the doctor still want to talk to or they
52:00
won't let walk. They are the Valerie Jarrett won't let the
52:05
doctor talk to anybody because he has to answer questions.
52:09
Yeah, he doesn't want to say anything because I guess Joe's
52:11
got other issues. Oh, really? He said, Well, he said he had
52:15
cancer and those old clips. He seems
52:17
quite healthy. He seems quite surprised.
52:22
A couple of biceps. Get him out of the way. All right, please.
52:25
Here is an interesting one. I thought this is just this Biden
52:30
talking about his granddad is as a football player.
52:33
Well, you know, there's Oh expression baseball coach of the
52:36
Dodgers years ago. Mayor de rocha said rather of Lady luck's
52:40
into my pension skill. My grandfather was an all American
52:44
football player of Santa Clara. And the turn of the century. You
52:48
say no, I'd rather have luck and skill.
52:55
So his granddad was a football player. I don't know his
52:58
position. But he was at Santa Clara, which is a small school
53:01
in California around 1900. And there's no way he was all
53:07
American. That's a lie. I was grandfather. Yeah, there's no
53:11
way there's not possible I would like to see some dark I tried to
53:15
find the documentation that you I saw his picture. I like I
53:18
couldn't find it was a lie. Nobody calls him out of his lie.
53:22
You just did it. Well, the way to go.
53:26
There's another one that's interesting. This is D he's
53:30
describing his home life as a kid and I thought there was a
53:33
interesting little tidbit in here.
53:35
Like I said, I was raised in one of those households where when
53:38
the price of a gallon of gasoline went up was a topic of
53:41
discussion around a kitchen table and we weren't poor we
53:44
were just typical middle class family and a three bedroom house
53:48
with four kids and a grandpa but all kidding aside it was we live
53:51
fine.
53:53
What is he already sitting aside?
53:55
Oh, yeah. Not a joke. Was he kidding about not hyperbole?
54:00
That's right jackal kidding
54:01
aside, so his granddad, which may have been the football
54:04
player was living there. Maybe Maybe I didn't. I didn't say
54:07
which granddad. Okay, so he's talking about? I was not nearly
54:14
as old as that guy. But I would say, I don't remember as a
54:18
little kid. My parents ever talking about the price of
54:22
gasoline at the dining room table. Do you remember your
54:25
parents ever talking about the price of gasoline? Oh, crap.
54:28
Okay,
54:28
hold on a second. My mom had severe financial trauma issues.
54:36
So things did come up. Yeah. And you know what, you know, when,
54:40
when it really hit and it wasn't per se about gasoline. When we
54:43
were just living in the Netherlands and my my dad was
54:46
being paid in US dollars. And the exchange rate was completely
54:53
out of whack. First of all, there was 95% income tax. And
54:58
because of us being paid in US dollars, we weren't getting
55:02
enough Dutch guilders or whatever the problem was. And I
55:05
just remember my mom always looking terrified about a change
55:10
in, in the exchange rate, and then of course, we actually had
55:15
the oil crisis, where they they closed down all roads on Sundays
55:20
in the Netherlands, the car last Sunday.
55:22
So it was, at least I had one, look at what's going to happen
55:26
to the 900,000 houses.
55:28
This is what it's like people, except without the highway.
55:32
Okay, this is the last clip I have this is about kids going to
55:35
school,
55:36
have no idea what the recovery plan did with the government
55:39
debt at all. I mean, the reason why we still had teachers and
55:42
school kids going to school the reason why we had cops on the
55:45
beat, reason why essential workers, states couldn't afford
55:49
it. Cities couldn't afford to towns couldn't afford it.
55:51
Counties couldn't afford what,
55:52
wait a minute, the reason why we had kids going to school was
55:55
because they couldn't afford it. Let me hear this. Again,
55:59
he claims I'm gonna tell you that back up on this, he claims
56:02
that the Recovery Act and gave through a couple billion
56:06
trillion into the population was because for some unknown reason,
56:12
nobody could afford to pay the cops even though they were
56:15
paying the cops fine. Until COVID. And and so the recovery,
56:22
which is caused the inflation He's stayed didn't cause the
56:26
inflation right. And that's why kids are still going to schools.
56:31
Kids didn't go to school. The kids were kept out of the school
56:34
except a private schools where they still went to school
56:37
because the private schools are outside the system. But no,
56:40
that's bulk. This whole thing is a lie.
56:43
Now, I may have some insight into what happened to our
56:46
president, the sometimes spokes hole for the White House,
56:51
typically Pentagon but now he's teamed up with Kareem Abdul
56:56
jumpier Vaughn cloud giant VanDamme
56:59
is ready to pounce. He's,
57:02
he's ready to pass. He was asked a very interesting question
57:04
about the President's COVID status.
57:06
President Biden may have began taps may begin to have symptoms
57:10
about four days after returning from Saudi Arabia, as the US
57:13
government pulled out the possibility that the Saudi
57:17
government may have deliberately exposed the President to the
57:20
Coronavirus.
57:21
I love this question. Did the Saudis in fact Biden
57:25
deliberately with the Coronavirus as
57:27
the US government pulled out the possibility that the Saudi
57:31
government may have deliberately exposed the President to the
57:34
Coronavirus?
57:38
I think I shouldn't refer to creen on that question. Talking
57:42
about the products.
57:44
She was she was like, she's deer in the headlights on this
57:48
referring to Karina on that question. In terms of talking
57:51
about the President's medical condition that's out of my
57:54
scope. But but but but but but but I don't know where this idea
57:59
is coming from? I don't know. What prompted you to ask it that
58:04
way. But the idea that a foreign nation state would would
58:09
deliberately try to infect the president united states with a
58:12
virus is just ludicrous. Just absolutely ludicrous. There's
58:16
nothing to it. And it should be treated as the as the ridiculous
58:21
idea that it is.
58:22
It's crazy. A nation state would never do that.
58:27
Wow. A bunch of bullcrap that is never
58:31
know that the Russians never have the umbrellas with the
58:34
pricker.
58:34
Yeah, we wouldn't ever tried to get an exploding cigar into the
58:39
into Fidel Castro's box.
58:41
We'd never tried to give Hugo Chavez cancer. That would be
58:44
crazy. No. No. What was the other one? There's another Oh,
58:50
during the the church commission. That'd be crazy to
58:54
think that the CIA has a dark gun that can give you a heart
58:57
attack. They held that thing up in Congress. They show this look
59:04
at Hey, look at this. Yeah, no, no, no, no, there'll be none of
59:09
that. Well, you know what, here's another crazy thing. I
59:13
wasn't actually going to play this but it now comes into play.
59:17
There's a guy who went on a they may have captured him at this
59:20
point. He went on a shooting spree in Ohio. Killing I think
59:26
four people. His name is Steven Marlowe. And he left a an
59:32
Instagram video explaining what he was doing and and of course
59:36
that he's not crazy.
59:38
So mom, dad, Kevin, carry Brendan. I just want you to know
59:41
I love you more than you will ever know. I could not have
59:45
asked for a better family. What you cannot comprehend is that we
59:49
have been attacked by this weapon our entire lives and the
59:51
attack against me personally is one of the most vicious attacks
59:54
a human being has ever faced. I have tolerated the most inhumane
1:00:00
torture in hopes that the FBI and CIA would come to my defense
1:00:03
that they have failed to come to my aid. My only hope is that you
1:00:06
come to understand what has happened here. When the world
1:00:09
realizes what has happened, there will be justice. But I
1:00:12
cannot sit by and be a victim any longer. And I refuse to sit
1:00:15
by and do nothing while my nieces and nephews and the rest
1:00:18
of my family are operated on with mind control. Our thoughts
1:00:22
are not private, is disgusting and it is cruel. I will be
1:00:27
launching the first counter attack against mind control in
1:00:29
human history. I want to be very clear, this will not be an
1:00:33
active shooting event, I will be executing some of the people
1:00:36
responsible for activating shooters. If I happen to
1:00:41
survive, please visit me in prison if only to see the same
1:00:44
man you have always known rather than the victim of some mental
1:00:47
disorder that does not exist. What you may not understand is
1:00:50
that I will gladly die to expose this, and I will gladly die to
1:00:54
help one other victim discover the truth of what has happened.
1:00:57
If I can help another targeted individual fight back against
1:01:00
telepathy, then the sacrifice will be well worth it. To any
1:01:04
tip, read this, understand that your attackers use the form of
1:01:07
ventriloquism I described in the paper to move your thoughts. But
1:01:10
your thoughts can also move their mouths to my friends in
1:01:13
Chicago, Lexington, Dayton and all over the world. Get this
1:01:17
email out to everyone. You know, the most terrific weapon ever
1:01:20
made it being used on human beings. And if you ever learned
1:01:23
the truth, you will understand what I did here to protect
1:01:25
myself and my family. Get this out to other T eyes, other voice
1:01:29
years. So the world has a chance to fight back to my family,
1:01:33
especially my nieces and nephews. I want you to
1:01:35
understand that what I do here I do for your future, and hope
1:01:39
that you can live a life free of mind control.
1:01:42
Wow. Wow. Wow, that's a good catch. I never heard this.
1:01:48
I just found out about it myself. And you know, we have a
1:01:51
bit
1:01:51
there. Obviously, they've been keeping some day. There. I've
1:01:55
been keeping it suppressed. I've given you a clip as a day for
1:01:58
digging that thing up.
1:02:03
And we've seen like the ship.
1:02:06
Well, I mean be before any analysis. Exactly. Who are the
1:02:11
people he killed?
1:02:14
Oh, I have it here somewhere. That second? Where's my videos?
1:02:24
I will have to find it for you. Since somewhere here. I don't
1:02:33
know. I don't offhand I don't know. seems important. Yes, it
1:02:39
does. Now that you mentioned that I but I got my clip of the
1:02:41
day already. Who gives a shit? Yeah. But we had otherwise I
1:02:47
would have given you. So, but the point is he sounds
1:02:53
reasonably together
1:02:55
and very together. science fictiony way,
1:02:59
but we've heard a lot and I don't know if he's former
1:03:01
military. That wouldn't surprise me. Because, you know, we had
1:03:04
the Navy shipyard, you know, the guys have the same thing voices
1:03:07
in my head we've had, you know, let's let's remember the the
1:03:11
embassies that have people have been targeted and they're
1:03:14
getting migraines and other things. And MK Ultra, which was
1:03:18
real, the real program. So who knows?
1:03:22
Who knows? Well, that's where I'd be interested to see who he
1:03:25
shot. I'm going to find out he's targeting his tormentors.
1:03:30
Yeah. So oops, we'll find out we'll find out. Well, since
1:03:36
we're on conspiracies want to do a couple real quick.
1:03:41
Yeah, and nuts. What happens I kicked a keyboard. Oh, and then
1:03:47
I erased a an important document. The donation note from
1:03:53
someone can you do a CTRL Z? I just did it and it didn't come
1:03:57
up. Bring it back.
1:03:59
I hate it when that happened.
1:04:00
I just made sure you had to read this.
1:04:04
Dan Crenshaw, here in Texas.
1:04:07
Oh yeah, your buddy. Ah, I take your word. Got it.
1:04:11
So Dan Crenshaw really fell out of favor during everybody hates
1:04:15
him. Yeah, yeah, they call him what is Alex Stein column
1:04:18
eyepatch McCain, which is very rude. Yeah, I
1:04:21
patched McCain.
1:04:22
McCain. You know, I think the the route the some of the
1:04:26
problems that people had here in Texas was he wanted a
1:04:30
centralized vaccination database and registry. And then he showed
1:04:35
up as well. He shows up as a World Economic Forum, young
1:04:41
global leader, and we've talked about this that was that was
1:04:45
that was his mistake. Well, same with Tulsi Gabbard. She's also a
1:04:48
young global leader which just puts a little bit of a stench on
1:04:52
you because a
1:04:53
big stench on you and makes you untrustworthy. Now if you Okay,
1:04:58
down the Ephesus Lauren COVID If, if you showed up all of a
1:05:03
sudden, as a young global leader on the World Economic Forum
1:05:06
website, what would you do?
1:05:09
What I do? Yeah, I start to talk about how great it would be if
1:05:13
we had one world government.
1:05:15
And in all seriousness, if you are against it, would you say
1:05:19
take me off your website?
1:05:22
Oh, you mean? In other words, if I showed up, and I wasn't
1:05:25
really, I just showed up on the list there. And you said, Hey,
1:05:29
John, by the way, you know, you're on the list. What would I
1:05:32
do? I would, I would get a hold of somebody to tell him to take
1:05:35
me off the damn list right now. I'm assuming you,
1:05:38
right? Because it's a bunch of globalist pricks that you want
1:05:42
nothing to do with?
1:05:44
Yeah, it would be bad for this show. That's for sure. Yes.
1:05:47
And so you'd make a big deal out of that. And now I can see where
1:05:51
other people be like, Oh, I'm so honored.
1:05:54
No, there's plenty of people that would think it was cool.
1:05:58
Well, let's see what Dan Crenshaw thought.
1:06:00
So the latest conspiracy theory about me and there are many, and
1:06:06
they're kind of hilarious, and people love to click on him. One
1:06:09
of the latest ones is that I'm currently part of the World
1:06:13
Economic Forum. That's right. So the conspiracy goes like this,
1:06:16
even though I vote completely opposite to their values.
1:06:20
Everything I say and do is completely antithetical to
1:06:23
everything. The World Economic Forum stands for that. There's
1:06:27
this belief that secretly, I'm a card carrying member. Not true.
1:06:33
Never collaborated with them. There's no correspondence with
1:06:36
them. There's no membership. There's nothing. The reason
1:06:40
people latch on to this, for those of you don't know, and you
1:06:42
probably don't even know what the World Economic Forum is.
1:06:45
Oh, I'm sorry, Dan. We're so stupid. We don't even know what
1:06:49
the World Economic Forum is. Okay. The reason
1:06:52
people latch onto this, for those of you don't know, and you
1:06:55
probably don't even know the World Economic Forum is a few
1:06:58
years ago in 2019. That's every year they publish a list of
1:07:01
like, up and coming leaders, and they put me on the list. I rose
1:07:05
to fame very, very quickly. 19. And so they add me to the list.
1:07:10
There's no correspondence that occurs. Again, there's no
1:07:13
membership has no meetings, never been to Davos. And I think
1:07:19
we need to put the conspiracy back in the box where it
1:07:22
belongs. And let's try not to turn our politics and to Jerry
1:07:27
Springer show. Thanks, everybody.
1:07:29
Not believable. That's just not believable. They just they just
1:07:33
put people on the list because he rose to fame. Notice he likes
1:07:38
the fame part.
1:07:41
Yeah, he she says thinks very highly of himself by saying that
1:07:44
over and over
1:07:45
douchebag sorry, slipped up. Well, time slipped out. So now,
1:07:55
here's the most elitist thing I've seen. And it happened last
1:08:00
week, and it was the 2022 Commonwealth Games. And I've
1:08:07
only seen about for about 35 minutes of the opening ceremony.
1:08:14
Dude, this was on par with the crazy tunnel. It was it was
1:08:22
complete. Like, you know, Moloch worship. Just all all the weird,
1:08:30
creepy, elitist things that you'd expect from the globalist
1:08:34
at the Commonwealth Games, which were held in Birmingham, England
1:08:37
of all places. Well, here, yes. Well,
1:08:42
they would they have some some I think some soccer stadium this
1:08:45
stuff in Birmingham? No, of course there is. Of course, it
1:08:49
has to be in one of the Commonwealth countries, I
1:08:51
guess. Whatever. The Commonwealth is, both a
1:08:55
British Commonwealth. United States, Canada, New Zealand and
1:08:59
Australia. Same is five eyes and
1:09:03
let's just call it what it is the 555 eyes games. Exactly. So
1:09:09
here's some of the official opening ceremony as played on
1:09:13
the BBC.
1:09:16
But of course, for all the color and noise, the characters the
1:09:19
invention, there was a dark side to the industrial revolution, a
1:09:22
darker side to the blue ring.
1:09:26
To remind us of the relentless drive of industry they drive a
1:09:29
beast of all 10 meters high
1:09:33
rage when Justice breaks free and causes pandemonium
1:09:38
repeated and sold here in the city century for centuries.
1:09:42
There's no doubt stellar and the dreamers to try and hold the
1:09:45
bill Stella offers friendship
1:09:48
and compassion to tame the beast
1:09:50
and they got women you know pulling chains in
1:09:53
chains guy by the way I want to bake before somebody starts
1:09:56
writing in the United States is not part of the England British.
1:10:00
Commonwealth. No, no. But they are part of five vice captain
1:10:04
you. I like the five sounds disgusting. It sounds totally
1:10:07
satanic.
1:10:08
So now here's a little piece from rumble, where someone did
1:10:12
what I always want us to do live and they did their own
1:10:14
commentary over the Commonwealth Games. link in the show notes.
1:10:19
The 72 dreamers are on their way to Brom and we have lift off for
1:10:24
the 22nd Commonwealth Games with
1:10:26
hazel and it's so great to hear the story of young Birmingham
1:10:29
lads like cut Allah really, really is the second city of
1:10:35
his hopes and dreams he went on to represent the refugee team at
1:10:38
the World Athletics Championships in London in 2017.
1:10:41
Race thank you Andrew
1:10:42
for finally mentioning refugees.
1:10:44
We haven't spoken about refugees as we mentioned, cut Allah dally
1:10:48
one second ago.
1:10:50
Villages, our cities and our countries now we can travel
1:10:53
again and meet up in new neighborhoods. In fact, we're
1:10:56
building a new neighborhood here how's this for a courtyard of
1:11:00
the Commonwealth?
1:11:01
prettiest perfect scene and Burning Man weird flying houses
1:11:05
strange dancing, celebrating the United Nations refugees good
1:11:09
Apple Valley this really does say the Commonwealth Games in
1:11:15
regards to tower of Birmingham now sorry, I mean, the Tower of
1:11:19
Babel. Weird drama, purple, strange graffiti. Lovely to see
1:11:24
the crowd looking stunned and bewildered in the background. As
1:11:28
the satanic ritual continues on in front of the beautiful tower
1:11:31
of Babel.
1:11:38
Estelle on 71 other dreamers are blocked from around the world
1:11:41
around the Commonwealth to Birmingham representing the 72
1:11:43
nations competing
1:11:44
There you go. We need to do some of that.
1:11:49
Yeah, the British understatement makes it work well with this
1:11:53
something like what you saw there, I should go look at this.
1:11:55
This sounds terrible was fantastic. And it's actually
1:11:58
disgusting. I think these people should be ashamed of themselves.
1:12:01
But what are you going to do?
1:12:02
Are they have no shame?
1:12:04
No shame.
1:12:05
No shame. No shame. No shame.
1:12:07
How about a little bit about Ukraine before we
1:12:09
go? Oh, yes. Oh, yes. I'm very excited about Ukraine. I've
1:12:13
still
1:12:13
got a series of clips here. And most of them involve the Amnesty
1:12:17
International report saying they're a bunch of pricks and
1:12:19
assholes and crime criminals. What? What?
1:12:24
And so you're gonna tell me they got Nazis up there.
1:12:28
So I have two series. They're the ones there's just the update
1:12:31
on from New Tang Dynasty. And then I have the NPR report. But
1:12:36
let's start with this as Ukraine and I live and give a little
1:12:40
background on this is Ukraine nonsense update. And why I call
1:12:43
it nonsense update because whatever happens it always boils
1:12:47
down to Zelinsky screaming and hollering and whining about the
1:12:52
fact that we need to give him more money. So here we go.
1:12:55
And over in Ukraine President Solinsky says a report by
1:12:58
Amnesty International about the country cannot be tolerated. He
1:13:02
says the report equates the victim and the aggressor. The
1:13:06
human rights group accused Ukraine of endangering
1:13:08
civilians. It says Ukraine based its troops in residential areas
1:13:13
during Russia's invasion. Kyiv likened the report to Russian
1:13:16
propaganda and disinformation. The report said amnesty workers
1:13:20
saw Ukrainian forces establishing bases and operating
1:13:23
weapons systems in residential areas. That's during their
1:13:27
visits to several frontline areas and Ukraine's east and
1:13:30
south from April to July Solinsky made a televised late
1:13:34
night address. He said Russia had deliberately targeted
1:13:38
civilians, and he mentioned many atrocities that he said have
1:13:41
been committed by Russia, but have not been included. In any
1:13:45
reports. The Ukrainian leader also asked the European Union to
1:13:48
release $8 billion for Ukraine that's currently blocked, adding
1:13:53
that Ukraine cannot be held hostage to their indecision or
1:13:56
bureaucracy.
1:13:57
Zelinsky is coke dealer needs some the money
1:14:01
so they can't be held hostage so give us the money. Hey, hey,
1:14:05
hey, I can't be held hostage give me the money. That's right.
1:14:08
What Wait, wait, what let me get let me get the lodge. No,
1:14:11
he's he's over his skis, man.
1:14:13
So here we go with the actual an in depth a little more more in
1:14:18
depth. This actually is the only part of the longer bit they did
1:14:21
on on van PRVs. Because or NPR because they were concerned. You
1:14:26
know that this may be unfair. This Amnesty International
1:14:30
reported because it's you know, targeting these poor Ukrainians
1:14:33
who are just doing what they have to do. But so let's go
1:14:36
Yeah, I missed the report. One.
1:14:38
On Thursday, the human rights group Amnesty International
1:14:41
published a scathing report accusing the Ukrainian military
1:14:45
of stationing its troops near civilian areas and ways that may
1:14:48
amount to war crimes. Almost as quickly as it was released
1:14:52
Ukrainian and international experts condemned the report as
1:14:55
misleading. Joining us now from Kyiv is NPR Zulian high da who
1:14:59
has been following this Are us welcome. Hi, Daniel. First
1:15:02
question is the Amnesty report credible? Well, critics from
1:15:06
Ukraine's President on down say that the report amounts to
1:15:09
disinformation and amnesties own Ukraine office says that the
1:15:13
foreign based researchers glossed over critical
1:15:16
information that can be easily manipulated or misunderstood.
1:15:20
Now, I don't think there's much doubt that what the researchers
1:15:23
saw is technically true, that there are situations where
1:15:27
soldiers are quartered in homes next to civilians, that
1:15:30
Ukrainian troops do spend time inside of vacant hospitals and
1:15:34
schools and so on. My colleagues and I have even seen some
1:15:37
examples of this. And that can theoretically set a bad
1:15:41
precedent where Russians returning fire might miss and
1:15:45
kill some bystanders. Amnesty says Ukraine should do better at
1:15:49
evacuating civilians from the areas that they're operating in.
1:15:52
But Ukraine's defense ministry says that they've done that
1:15:55
1000s People either can't or won't leave, huh?
1:16:01
Yeah, sounds like this guy's not. It's almost as though it's
1:16:05
like you have to know we have to take the side of Ukraine on
1:16:09
this. So soften your soften the blow, and the you guys going?
1:16:13
Well, you know, I kind of saw that when I was over there. And
1:16:17
well, you know, you can misinterpreted I guess, and
1:16:20
there's gonna be so he's wishy washy. Well, the
1:16:22
wind is changing in Ukraine. I can see the media narrative
1:16:25
shifting slowly. I don't think Zelinsky is safe.
1:16:32
Ye you've been of the opinion. He's a Dead Man Walking Dead
1:16:35
walking. Yes. Okay.
1:16:37
And what the amnesty researchers documented is true, as you say,
1:16:41
what is the criticism against the report? Yeah, so the
1:16:43
criticism mostly comes down to what the report doesn't say, as
1:16:47
opposed to what it does say. Report implies that Ukraine may
1:16:52
be committing war crimes and says that soldiers actions might
1:16:56
be interpreted as using civilians as human shields. So I
1:17:00
talked to the report's author, Donatella Rivera, who's very
1:17:04
well known in this area of human rights research, and she said
1:17:08
that being in schools and hospitals isn't strictly against
1:17:12
international law. So critics are asking, who gets to
1:17:16
determine what is or isn't within the bounds of
1:17:19
international law? How far do soldiers need to be away from
1:17:22
civilians, especially in cases of defensive urban warfare, to
1:17:27
be within the bounds of legal warfare? It's just too
1:17:29
ambiguous. Report has?
1:17:32
Is that the NPR follow up?
1:17:35
Guy? Yeah. AMY GOODMAN does is two
1:17:39
pounds of legal work.
1:17:43
We should practice that. That's very professional, huh?
1:17:49
Yeah, we should. Okay.
1:17:50
This report has made a lot of people pretty mad and Ukraine,
1:17:53
right? Yeah, it's been the talk of the streets for days. There's
1:17:57
even a viral meme that the organization might change its
1:18:00
name to something like she Amnesty International. Now,
1:18:05
reasons for this is because Russia has been trying to
1:18:07
justify its invasion of Ukraine since before it is what
1:18:10
happened. And Ukrainians are mad that Russian media has really
1:18:14
run with this Amnesty report. And they've jumped onto some of
1:18:18
those implied conclusions that Ukrainians are all war
1:18:21
criminals.
1:18:24
It's a transitional criminal government. It's like, hello,
1:18:28
hello,
1:18:29
this report comes out and then the Russians run with it.
1:18:33
Wow, why I wonder I wonder. It's crazy as
1:18:38
those guys those rushes they ran with a report that was looked
1:18:42
bad. Okay. Question.
1:18:46
Why do you think Amnesty International is typically a
1:18:50
globalist organization who would be all in for them to do this,
1:18:55
that, to me means a shift in the global narrative
1:19:00
that you might be onto something there.
1:19:02
Alright, let's listen to the third.
1:19:04
I talked to Isla zosky from the organized crime and corruption
1:19:07
Reporting Project, which just like amnesty, monitors
1:19:10
compliance with international law in Ukraine. He says the
1:19:13
Amnesty report was written so clumsily it borders on
1:19:16
negligence.
1:19:17
God forbid, you know, some explosion in a shelter in a
1:19:19
hospital that kills 50 people, the Russians are gonna say,
1:19:22
Well, look, you've been Amnesty International said that
1:19:24
Ukrainians are making us do this.
1:19:25
What's interesting is that Amnesty International itself has
1:19:28
reported plenty of cases where Russians have attacked civilian
1:19:31
sites without any pretext of returning fire, like the time
1:19:35
that the Russians bombed a theater and muddy up where
1:19:37
civilians were sheltering back in March. Ukrainians say there
1:19:40
wouldn't have been any dead civilians at all if Russia
1:19:43
hadn't invaded in the first place. Ukraine's Foreign
1:19:46
Minister says any suggestion Ukraine provokes attacks is
1:19:49
simply untrue and amounts to victim blaming.
1:19:52
victim blaming, oh boy. This victim shaming victim shame and
1:19:58
can't do that. I'm gonna throw some Have some gas on your fire
1:20:01
there that you've lit. CBS had an hour long report an in depth
1:20:06
report about the arming of Ukraine, which, as we already
1:20:12
figured out is a mess. 30% of the weapons that are sent over
1:20:17
make it to their intended destination. 70% just gone the
1:20:24
whole every shithole country is now armed. We've got Serbia II,
1:20:30
and we've got Serbia kicking off. Now, you know, there's all
1:20:33
kinds of crap going on there. Who knows if they got some of
1:20:36
those weapons? So for CBS to do this, which to me means that's
1:20:41
got to be CIA. Hitting out approved at the DIA.
1:20:47
Yeah, this is, this is where you get your narrative changing,
1:20:51
because these guys are trigger. They're the ones who put out the
1:20:56
signage. Hey, look, yep, apples for sale, here's five cents.
1:21:01
Here's the kind of the trailer the promo for this hour long
1:21:04
special.
1:21:05
In the past two months, we move weapons and equipment to Ukraine
1:21:08
at record speed drones, grenade launcher, machine guns.
1:21:13
We're seeing this incredible historic flow of weapons coming
1:21:17
into Ukraine, do we have any sense as to where they're going?
1:21:21
We don't know. There is really no information as to where
1:21:26
they're going. at all,
1:21:28
you know, all this stuff goes through the border. And they're
1:21:30
kind of like something happens it kind of like 30% Maybe we
1:21:34
just it's fun destination 30%? Are you concerned about weapons
1:21:38
getting into the wrong hands? I don't care at all when that
1:21:41
happens, what sort of a unit but
1:21:43
you can say, okay, you know, they're like power lords. You
1:21:50
oligarchs, political players. One of the biggest targets are
1:21:54
convoys like this transporting weapons.
1:21:57
Europeans had come to believe that that project of integration
1:22:01
had effectively meant vanished into the armed force. All of a
1:22:05
sudden, not far from the borders of the EU was the most
1:22:10
significant war since World War Two.
1:22:14
Arming option Cray
1:22:19
they really played it up. So that to me, says, Hey, hold on a
1:22:26
second. This is not going well. This in the whole thing is
1:22:31
really there's NGOs who are doing the distribution of this,
1:22:35
of this match rial NGOs is some jokes, who got a nonprofit they
1:22:41
set up I will ship him around, don't worry about it. So
1:22:44
untrustworthy. But here is the true canary in the coal mine. To
1:22:50
show that shows me that the left is going to start pushing back
1:22:55
very big and going to blame Joe Biden. I am I love Pink Floyd,
1:23:02
I'm not a Roger Waters fan. In general, just just just
1:23:08
annoying. She's annoying with his political agenda. But that's
1:23:12
what he does. And for once I agree with his assessment. He
1:23:16
had a he did an interview with Smerconish on CNN, and discussed
1:23:22
his most recent tour, where I may even be in the intro here,
1:23:27
where he shows a picture of Joe Biden and calls him a war
1:23:30
criminal. So this obviously, was, you know, it was a catalyst
1:23:34
to ask about his stance. And Roger Waters being a super super
1:23:38
leftist guy who's always you typically his plight is against
1:23:44
Israel. As for the Palestinians. So now he's now now he's going
1:23:49
to he's going to school, this CNN shill. They're very
1:23:53
interesting.
1:23:53
I remember the last tour, of course, I
1:23:55
came and watched very much you know, about Trump. And in the
1:23:59
current show, you've got a montage of war criminals,
1:24:02
according to you. And a picture apparently, President Biden on
1:24:06
the screen and it says, just getting started. What's that all
1:24:10
about?
1:24:10
President Joe Biden? Yeah, well, he's fueling the fire in the
1:24:14
Ukraine. For a start. That is a huge crime. Why weren't the
1:24:18
United States of America and encourage Solinsky, the
1:24:23
president to negotiate obviating the need for this horrific
1:24:28
horrendous war, but you're killing your Playhouse? And we
1:24:32
don't know how many you
1:24:33
blaming the party that got invaded. Come on, you've got it
1:24:36
reversed.
1:24:37
Well, that's, you know, any war when did it start? What you need
1:24:42
to do is look at the history and you can say, Well, it started on
1:24:45
this day. You could say it started in 2008. Okay, it's
1:24:50
basically this war is basically about the action and reaction of
1:24:55
NATO pushing right up to the Russian border, which they
1:24:59
promised They wouldn't do and Gorbachev negotiated the
1:25:03
withdrawal of the USSR from the hole of Eastern Europe
1:25:08
when you say this that I have to say what about our role as
1:25:11
liberators you have all people we have no
1:25:13
role as liberate World War Two. World War Two you go into World
1:25:18
War Two because her come on Harper Pearl Harbor you will
1:25:22
completely isolationist into let sad that definitely
1:25:27
I would argue if we were going to be pushed us in. But thank
1:25:31
God the United States got in right when I lost your father in
1:25:34
World War Two thank God United States.
1:25:37
The Russians had already won the bloody war almost by then don't
1:25:41
forget 23 million Russians died protecting you and made you in
1:25:47
the Nazi humanity.
1:25:48
And you would think the Russians would have learned their lesson
1:25:51
from war and wouldn't have invaded?
1:25:53
Well, you you very thorough reading, I would suggest you
1:25:59
that you go away and read a bit more and then try and figure out
1:26:03
what the United States would do. If the Chinese were putting
1:26:08
nuclear armed missiles into Mexico and Canada.
1:26:12
The Chinese are too busy encircling Taiwan as we speak.
1:26:15
They're not encircling Taiwan, Taiwan is part of China. And
1:26:20
that's been absolutely accepted by the whole of the
1:26:23
international community since 1948. And if you don't know that
1:26:28
you're not reading enough, go read about it.
1:26:34
Okay, well, first of all, that guy, that interview is an idiot.
1:26:39
Yeah, well, we know that a very lame interview with a knee jerk
1:26:43
guy, but that wasn't from 1948 in fact, that domain land was
1:26:48
part of Taiwan until about the 70s. I think it was in the 70s
1:26:52
when we finally recognized Red China and then because Because
1:26:57
Taiwan was recognized as the United Nations delegate to for
1:27:02
China it was representative in China did he's full of crap on
1:27:05
that party. He's nice,
1:27:07
where he needs to read a little more. But but I'm thinking is
1:27:13
there as a subtle pullback on Ukraine so we can prepare for
1:27:17
another which will be a Phantom war the ratchet up the the China
1:27:22
Taiwan fear or something? Do you think that that might be in the
1:27:25
cards because they're pulling back on Ukraine? If the US is
1:27:28
even stops sending aid? What is it Hi, Mars the MLRS Yeah, that
1:27:35
Eunice so we're not sending rockets. Yeah, we're not sending
1:27:39
stuff to them either. So it just feels like this. It's been
1:27:42
played out. It's done. The news doesn't care. There's no good
1:27:46
footage. There's no footage. We don't have dead children. We
1:27:50
don't have even baby shoes empty on the street.
1:27:54
We have no shoes.
1:27:55
Come on, John, this thing's been going on for eight months.
1:27:58
Now. It's going on too long. I thought it was a four month
1:28:02
deal. Max. And Russians would but I think they're it's hard to
1:28:07
say what what the Russians are up to where they are trying to
1:28:11
draw it out.
1:28:12
The Russians are set. As far as I'm concerned, I
1:28:15
just you know, noticing. The Russians have done a pretty good
1:28:18
job of a couple of things I had to do. The clips are too
1:28:21
complicated. But let me summarize. And these are
1:28:25
different sources. The Russians have made out on this on the in
1:28:31
a funny kind of awkward way with the sanctions, because except
1:28:35
for the guys who have
1:28:37
become rich, it's because well, they made
1:28:39
a lot of money on the oil. And but the other thing is, is that
1:28:42
the Russians have managed to do something that they've never
1:28:46
been able to do naturally because they didn't really know
1:28:48
how to deal with with real capitalism. And they're still
1:28:51
not as good as the Chinese. But I there was a long report about
1:28:56
this new dis bottling company is going to expand because Coca
1:28:59
Cola and Pepsi voluntarily left Russia. And now the Russian
1:29:04
bottling companies that are dead make a coke clone and a Pepsi
1:29:08
clone again to take over that market. And they say that the
1:29:12
leftover Coke and Pepsi stuff will be slowly disappear over
1:29:16
the next six months. Obviously, inventories are, are taken out.
1:29:20
And then you know, McDonald's voluntarily left the country and
1:29:23
give it over. They're like getting rid of these American
1:29:26
influencers that are in the country, doing good business,
1:29:31
and they're not really skipping a beat even though that
1:29:33
McDonald's clone the guys took over all the meat that they
1:29:36
claimed and I'm doing as well, but I don't know that.
1:29:40
It's probably too healthy.
1:29:43
I've seen the lines and they show the pictures of the people
1:29:45
are still going there. I think the Russians are managing to
1:29:49
like extract themselves from the claws of Western capitalists who
1:29:55
are just leaving on their own. They can't they couldn't get
1:29:58
them out any other way. It's like it's a very strange
1:30:01
phenomenon I think they're making out rushes to big their
1:30:05
monstrous country the biggest in the world there too. And the
1:30:09
guys resources. They're too big to ignore, cowed by sanctions.
1:30:13
Yeah. I know what it's really done as cowed the American
1:30:18
corporations who are doing good business in Russia to leave.
1:30:23
Yeah. Beautiful.
1:30:27
Yeah, so until they all leave Russia is gonna stay with this
1:30:30
phony baloney war is It's a masterpiece.
1:30:36
It's the globalists. Did you see any CPAC?
1:30:42
No, I didn't see any CPAC I kind of avoided it. Every year. It's
1:30:46
the same thing. I don't like CPAC I think it's a screwed up.
1:30:51
You know, phony baloney, I'm a conservative. I'm more
1:30:54
conservative than you conference. I just I resist it.
1:30:59
Here's what here's where I got turned off by it. When CPAC
1:31:02
during the early days, they had when Ron Paul is still in
1:31:06
Congress. They do a straw poll who should be president he'd
1:31:09
always win.
1:31:10
Yes. Then they then they pick somebody else?
1:31:14
Well, they know they stopped inviting him to the conference.
1:31:17
There's a bunch of guys to do too conservative. Give me a
1:31:21
break. I
1:31:22
remember that. Well, you know, who was there? I watched Trump's
1:31:27
stand up have to say I didn't pull any clips from it. But very
1:31:32
effective. I think he did a really good job for the audio
1:31:34
material. He had a couple of funny bits. You know, he he
1:31:39
brought up the the champion swimmer who was number two
1:31:44
because you know, the the Thompson or whatever he Elliot,
1:31:48
Leah. Leah. She's, you know, she's he she's been beating.
1:31:53
That comrade has been beating all women. And so he brings her
1:31:57
up. And dude,
1:32:00
she is cute. She said, this is your second time you call me
1:32:03
dude. Yeah,
1:32:04
but I had to because she's cute. And she had no shorts on, you
1:32:09
know, like the drawed her
1:32:12
guy, girl.
1:32:14
No, no, no, no, the number two, the number two who has been all
1:32:17
of this
1:32:18
swimmer? Yes, females. Yes, she is pretty.
1:32:22
She's very pretty and and Trump's like, now you can see
1:32:25
her next to me. Clearly, she can't beat me in a swimming
1:32:29
competition because I'm bigger and faster. It was. It was it
1:32:32
was a fun guy. He did a good bit there. But he was very calm. He
1:32:37
wasn't his typical buyer if you know what I mean? And he was
1:32:46
very calm and he was just I don't know, I think it was
1:32:48
effective for for that group, I think was effective for that
1:32:51
group. It was your typical CPAC though and a special guest
1:32:56
Viktor Orban president of Hungary
1:33:00
they brought him over here 16 seconds or was he on a video?
1:33:04
No, he
1:33:05
was there live and in person.
1:33:09
But we have a different future in mind. The globalist can all
1:33:14
go to hell. I have come to Texas
1:33:24
it's such a populous thing is it's really is. It's very funny
1:33:29
though. Because it was fun to see. There's no doubt Trump is
1:33:33
running. He's running and he's gonna have the nominee the
1:33:37
nomination and we'll see what happens I'm still of the opinion
1:33:42
two years from now. Even Democrats will be begging for
1:33:46
Trump that it's you can see it already man on the
1:33:52
same shows I watch no of course I'm watching these morning you
1:33:56
know these shows the weekend analysis shows and they're all
1:34:00
trying to convince themselves that they got it made and I can
1:34:03
take the big beating maybe even hold on to the Senate
1:34:06
well they've got they've got this was it oh you know now that
1:34:10
Kansas City you know didn't go all in on on Kansas didn't go on
1:34:14
and on on on abortion we can win.
1:34:17
That's pretty much their logic. That makes no sense. It makes no
1:34:23
sense. That's you pretty much you probably nailed the theme.
1:34:27
That's it. We won Kansas we can win anywhere. Okay, all right,
1:34:32
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1:34:37
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heart Dart. And the art for the heart darts was brought to us by
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NES works nice piece. There were people who haven't even said
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they wanted this on a t shirt. Old school gamers were all
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jacked about the combo of Super Mario, Donkey Kong, Vax Kong.
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Gitmo gamer you know it had the eight bit had everything it had
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the eight bit lettering it had the bridge on fire it's current
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as I recall, you liked something else
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you liked you liked the the four horsemen of the climate
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apocalypse which we did discuss
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that I did like that but I also liked the spooks Vax them all
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yes, the army symbol with a couple of skeletons running from
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each other. Yeah seeing
1:37:57
why did we not choose that?
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Because we didn't
1:38:03
I'm just curious why we didn't see what else do we had there
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was some people sent us ninja rockets. No, that was no good.
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All right, we might as well do your your teachers.
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I got a couple not all teachers when just a pissed off summer
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other, which is,
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this is your continuing coverage of the educational system in the
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United States.
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Let's start with some teachers. So here's the teacher who's
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really involved his feelings. And she's gonna she's gonna
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lecture you because she's emotionally emotionally neutral.
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She claims and she's worked about people, parents in
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particular telling her what to teach.
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Yes, it's not that cut and dry anymore. Because parents like
1:57:13
you say don't bring your feelings into it. Fuck off. Hold
1:57:16
on a second. So these are teachers I presume public school
1:57:20
teachers possibly I don't know
1:57:22
if they're public. I know their public schools mostly Grammar
1:57:24
School and so they
1:57:25
they they will voice their opinions on Tik Tok and sit and
1:57:30
and say things like that. Do they think that no parents are
1:57:33
watching? Is this possible that no idea was
1:57:35
like some key. They're not thinking
1:57:38
yes. It's not that cut and dry anymore. Because parents like
1:57:40
you say don't bring your feelings into it. Fuck off.
1:57:44
We're not bringing our feelings into it. You are? You are. You
1:57:49
don't like a fucking book that the reading teacher picked? Oh,
1:57:52
you can't teach that book to any kids. Now pull that off the
1:57:55
shelf. That's you. That's your feelings. Or when I would teach
1:57:59
in science, The Big Bang Theory and I get pushback because I
1:58:01
didn't teach creationism. That wasn't my feelings. That was
1:58:05
their feelings.
1:58:06
I can't teach Big Bang theory without teaching creationism.
1:58:09
Fuck go to church.
1:58:11
Go to fucking church.
1:58:12
That wasn't my job. All right. That's not my feelings. I'm
1:58:16
teaching scientific fact. And yet, I'm getting parents pushing
1:58:19
back on climate change evolution,
1:58:21
The Big Bang Theory. That's your feelings. Not mine. Your
1:58:26
feelings? Because you're worried I'm indoctrinating them? No, I'm
1:58:30
educating them.
1:58:31
Oh, goodness. This is this is a dangerous person.
1:58:37
Oh, yeah. She's often off the rails. Here's now here's a
1:58:41
woman. And this is actually a clip and a clip. They're both
1:58:44
hooked up to sell on the same clip. But this is the same
1:58:46
person. I don't know how she did an edit and brought herself back
1:58:50
in to part two. It's very short though. She's got a giant pride
1:58:56
flag in her classroom. Giant. Yeah, it's like, huge, and she's
1:59:02
bright. She thinks it's the greatest thing ever. And she
1:59:05
likes to mock people who look askance at it. But here she
1:59:08
goes.
1:59:09
Whenever a tariff is bothering me, I
1:59:11
go into there. I'm sorry. Wrong one. This one.
1:59:15
I have this giant pride flag in my classroom. And I work at a
1:59:20
school that's got a lot of homophobia. So every time
1:59:24
somebody new comes into my classroom, they have this look
1:59:28
of just utter confusion and I live for it genuinely gives me
1:59:32
life. So you know, thanks for that. pledge allegiance to the
1:59:38
flag. So I made a video before about the pride flag in my
1:59:41
classroom. Various big guy. But I also have a bunch of tiny,
1:59:47
smaller pride flags in my room as well. And today my kids were
1:59:51
asking me about them specifically about the ACE one.
1:59:56
And when I was explaining what it meant one My students, I
2:00:01
think discovered their identity today. And that, to me is the
2:00:06
biggest argument in favor of having things like this in
2:00:10
classrooms, because for a lot of students this is their only
2:00:13
exposure to this kind of stuff where they feel safe enough to
2:00:16
like, explore and ask questions. So yeah, fuck you if you think
2:00:22
they shouldn't be here.
2:00:23
I wonder it seems to me that these teachers probably don't
2:00:28
have children of their own
2:00:31
I don't know that they do. They you think they bring it up? Or,
2:00:35
but they're always saying fuck you to everybody. What What kind
2:00:38
of teacher is this? What kind of a teacher and this is a tea this
2:00:43
is a public school teacher. And the other one is the same way
2:00:46
they're always cussing at the audit at the at the people at
2:00:49
the parents that the parents that the parents and it's like,
2:00:53
you know, you can eat it, you know, kind of pounds, really
2:00:57
arrogant to kind of arrogance. But then I got a sick one here.
2:01:01
The next one, and this would be the last one. This is not a
2:01:04
teacher nurse. I don't know if it as a teacher is just some
2:01:06
person. But it's a non binary woman who has not a woman
2:01:15
anymore. She's in it day, whatever. I don't know what
2:01:17
comrade says she's a comedy doesn't she's a comrade never
2:01:20
gave her her pronouns. So I can't. And she's, I don't want
2:01:24
to say she's a horrible looking person. But you know, the stud
2:01:28
in the middle of her is that error between your lip and nose?
2:01:33
is not done.
2:01:34
We know you're not big on the body modification.
2:01:37
That's No, I especially you know what I really don't like
2:01:41
gauging. Because guys get a big giant ear lobe and then they
2:01:46
take the thing out and you get this floppy piece of flesh with
2:01:49
a big hole in it floating around. It's just as gross.
2:01:52
Don't you want to stick your tongue in a
2:01:55
lot? You might but not me. So. So let's listen to this
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disgusting person.
2:02:02
Whenever a tariff is bothering me, I go into their DMS and I
2:02:06
will send them the picture of my detached tiddy on the table from
2:02:10
top surgery.
2:02:12
Oh yeah, this is great. This is a fine specimen this one.
2:02:18
Whenever a turf a lesbian is bothering her, she sends a
2:02:22
picture of her cut off breasts plural from her quote,
2:02:28
top surgery which is through a top surgery, which is such a
2:02:32
Orwellian term.
2:02:34
Yeah, there you go. That's a good point completely. Fine.
2:02:38
This is a gross person. It's just a gross person.
2:02:42
Well, the good news is they're taking themselves out of the
2:02:45
gene pool.
2:02:46
So yeah, well, yeah, that yeah, that is a benefit.
2:02:50
And I think it's being stimulated is make sense.
2:02:54
Stimulate that stimulate these people continue. Yeah, don't
2:02:58
worry,
2:02:59
guys tiktoks around we'll find out about more and more of these
2:03:02
people who have some sick desire to go on Tik Tok and express
2:03:07
themselves like this. That's the baffling part would be it's
2:03:11
baffling. Because it's so disgusting.
2:03:14
You would expect parents will see this ad you know, so they
2:03:17
want the confrontation. They feel incredibly strong in their
2:03:21
position. I presume that they can just say this, I get it.
2:03:24
Fuck you parents. I got your kid during the day. It mean Have
2:03:29
they not seen school boards getting kicked out or they're
2:03:31
not seen any of this? Is it? You know, Trump was talking about
2:03:36
this at CPAC and he says the problem is the communist I don't
2:03:43
know if you said Marxist or communist teacher unions. And I
2:03:47
think there's something to it the teacher unions must make
2:03:50
these teachers feel invincible.
2:03:54
Absolutely. I have to agree with that. So when asked to
2:03:59
even do they do the teacher unions have that much power?
2:04:03
In some places like New York? They do?
2:04:05
You know, I can answer that myself. Do you remember Occupy
2:04:07
Wall Street? Occupy Wall Street? I was living in Los Angeles at
2:04:12
the time and then they had Occupy Wall Street Los Angeles
2:04:15
edition. Which I went to and if you recall, I had to sign which
2:04:20
was don't drone me bro. Yes. Which drove me bros which at the
2:04:26
time was kind of funny because it was new. And you know, Obama
2:04:29
was droning people. And I went to see what it was all about,
2:04:34
you know, and and within 10 minutes, I figured out Oh, hold
2:04:38
on a second. There's a microphone and an amplifier
2:04:41
setup, but it's only for the teachers in the teachers union.
2:04:45
It was not for anybody else. It was not for Occupy Wall Street.
2:04:49
I was waiting for the Mic check. Mic check. No, none of that. It
2:04:53
was the teachers union. So they have incredible power. I guess
2:05:02
Yeah Do they have voting power or
2:05:04
power for everything except getting the teachers some money?
2:05:08
Well, there's that we had these corrupt
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about that those unions
2:05:13
I found this next story to be incredibly racist. You tell me
2:05:17
what you think
2:05:18
today and historic promotion in Washington Marine Corps
2:05:21
Lieutenant General Michael E Langley sworn in as a four star
2:05:25
general he's the first black Forestar in the Marines 246 year
2:05:30
history starting Monday, Langley will command all US military
2:05:34
forces in Africa wow
2:05:42
you know, I knew that he got this position but I didn't
2:05:44
know the kicker so me that they didn't go hey, man, we need
2:05:48
someone in Africa. I know I got an idea let's get a black guy
2:05:52
you know that's how it went. You know it
2:05:54
had yes it does. Yeah, that is exactly what happened that these
2:05:58
people are so racist.
2:06:02
Guy is great. For calm Africa was hilarious shit. It this this
2:06:08
stuff writes itself. Really does.
2:06:13
Let's go with the grid grid. Annie Brittney Griner update is
2:06:19
gonna kick her in here was the grinder grinder update.
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Russia said today it was ready to discuss a prisoner swap with
2:06:28
United States and private. It comes a day after a Russian
2:06:31
court jailed us basketball star Brittney Griner for nine years
2:06:35
for a drugs offense. Russia's Foreign Minister said Putin and
2:06:39
Biden had already agreed on how to discuss prisoner exchanges.
2:06:43
The US says Washington is prepared to engage with Moscow
2:06:46
through the established diplomatic channels. Secretary
2:06:49
of State Antony Blinken said grinders conviction highlighted
2:06:52
her wrongful detention and he said it and further compounded
2:06:56
the giant injustice that Russia had done to her. The Kremlin has
2:07:00
remained tight lipped on the prospect of a swap instead of
2:07:03
prisoner exchanges were discussed in the media. They
2:07:06
would never happen. A Kremlin spokesman declined to comment on
2:07:09
the court's ruling on Grindr. When asked if she could be
2:07:12
pardoned. He said that the clemency procedure was coded in
2:07:15
Russian laws. Grinders sentence could pave the way for a
2:07:19
prisoner swap. But that deal could include a prolific Russian
2:07:22
arms dealer who's serving a 25 year prison term in the United
2:07:26
States.
2:07:28
The catch the kicker in there? I don't think I did. It was the
2:07:35
Russian said if it's if any of this is discussed in the media,
2:07:39
there will be no deal. Oh, and this is being discussed in the
2:07:43
midst all is being discussed in the media
2:07:45
was that I didn't even hear that hold on a second.
2:07:47
prevalent has remained tight lipped on the prospect of a swap
2:07:51
instead of prisoner exchanges were discussed in the media.
2:07:54
They would never happen.
2:07:55
Oh, okay. I was I was waiting for a kicker at the end was a
2:07:58
mid game.
2:07:59
Usually I got you off guard there because it's usually the
2:08:01
kickers yes
2:08:03
mid kicker.
2:08:04
Pot mid kicker.
2:08:06
Well, the headline today is that Russia is subjecting her.
2:08:12
Brittney Griner to a DNA test to make sure they put her in the
2:08:15
correct jail.
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This Oh really? Yes. There's I mean, there's the kicker
2:08:23
that's the kicker. So we'll see we get to find out is Brittney
2:08:27
Griner male or female
2:08:32
dual now if she's male
2:08:36
by the way, you can you can have X Y chromosomes and still be
2:08:41
female but there is a percentage of people who have that I mean
2:08:45
well in this case if it shows up
2:08:47
no data dude, but I come off just be honest about it. We all
2:08:50
know
2:08:51
and so if this happens then it kind of puts the, the the
2:08:56
swimmer on the back burner it seems to me What is this has
2:09:01
been going on for a while. I mean, I was bitching and moaning
2:09:03
about the swimmer I swim or beaten all the girls. And okay
2:09:07
is a legitimate argument it seems to me by this has been
2:09:12
going on for I don't know how long is Britney been in a WNBA?
2:09:15
It makes the whole WNBA questionable is it can it
2:09:18
survive without a man in it does center actually play basketball?
2:09:24
It's eight feet tall. Eight feet. tall dude. Is I've never
2:09:32
followed this. Brittney Griner was not on my radar. But Has
2:09:35
this ever been a question about her status?
2:09:40
No, we were the first time it came up. I think it's just when
2:09:44
we've recently I had no it's never been an issue. But now it
2:09:49
is going to be if it's Russian to go ahead with this. This
2:09:52
reminds me of something else going on with again another clip
2:10:00
It has to do with I gotta figure out which clip it is Lee Oh,
2:10:03
yeah. You know the remember in the 1990 92 movie A League of
2:10:09
Their Own, which was with Tom Hanks, manager for aerospace.
2:10:13
There's no crying in baseball. There's no crying in baseball.
2:10:17
Yeah, yeah. You remember it? Well, it turns out unbeknownst
2:10:21
to us, oh, because because they're doing the read redoing
2:10:25
the film, and it is a series or a TV show or another film. It
2:10:31
turns out, and I didn't know this. I know it now, which is
2:10:36
that it turned out to be a it was it was a it was a marker for
2:10:41
the queer movement. That film. Yeah, here played a stipple
2:10:45
league of their own. We felt
2:10:47
like Penny Marshall, who was the director was nodding to like
2:10:51
this is also an iconic clear film.
2:10:59
So no, he gives her icon family movie iconic queer film is now
2:11:05
considered by the queer community of that woman being a
2:11:09
member, whatever, as an iconic, not just any old queer film, but
2:11:14
an iconic queer film this interesting how the queers,
2:11:20
which is what they call themselves, have are taking over
2:11:23
the entire LGBTQ blah, blah, blah, blah.
2:11:26
Because if anything, women's softball is a lesbian thing, not
2:11:32
a queer thing. What's next? Women's Golf will be queer,
2:11:37
come,
2:11:37
it's queer. No,
2:11:38
it's not clear. It's gay. Well, women's golf is gay. That's
2:11:43
this. Am I incorrect in stating this that the many lesbians are
2:11:48
in the women's?
2:11:50
I don't follow women's golf. I have no idea. But let's play
2:11:52
this clip.
2:11:55
Every single female professional golfer I've met was gay, how
2:11:58
women all women athletes are gay, just
2:12:01
gay, gay, or do
2:12:04
here's another interesting little thing. They did a whole
2:12:06
thing on his Palestinian musician who's gay and they made
2:12:10
a fuss about I want to play two clips. And this is the game.
2:12:14
Oh, interesting. Is that what all the bombing is about? Okay.
2:12:17
I was wondering,
2:12:19
because I think now you know, just like America had their
2:12:22
THORNWELL moment I think no, no,
2:12:24
no wrong.
2:12:25
No wrong clip. Sorry.
2:12:26
Am I doing wrong gay musician. Sorry.
2:12:32
Murad is a musician and an activist. His music reflects the
2:12:36
everyday anger, fear and frustration in the lives of
2:12:39
young Palestinians. For more than 50 years, Israel has
2:12:42
occupied territories that Palestinians want for their own
2:12:45
independent country. Palestinians face Israeli
2:12:48
soldiers, checkpoints, ongoing violence, and dwindling hope for
2:12:52
any change. Earlier today, Israeli airstrikes destroyed
2:12:55
homes in Gaza, and Palestinian rocket fire continued into
2:12:59
southern Israel. His music reflects that reality, but his
2:13:03
songs also challenged social issues within the Palestinian
2:13:07
society. Murad is gay, and a well known voice in the
2:13:11
Palestinian LGBTQ rights movement. Dr. Syed Chun is an
2:13:15
associate professor of anthropology at Emory
2:13:18
University,
2:13:19
I look at the struggle of the movement to address two systems
2:13:23
of oppression. One is the Israeli occupation and the
2:13:27
effects that that has on Palestinian society. And the
2:13:31
other is the the patriarchy and homophobia within Palestinian
2:13:35
society that shapes LGBTQ Palestinian lives, those two
2:13:39
systems of oppression intersect in really powerful ways. And
2:13:43
it's important for us to understand those overlapping
2:13:46
systems of oppression so that we develop the tools in order to
2:13:50
achieve coloration not just for LGBTQ Palestinians, but for all
2:13:55
Palestinians ultimately. Okay, now,
2:13:59
this is the shit they're worried about. They got other problems
2:14:02
there.
2:14:04
This report on all things considered NPR went on forever.
2:14:10
A must have been a half hour of clippable stuff. And then when
2:14:13
they were done with that, then they did another half an hour on
2:14:17
the league of their own, and of gay women. Not gay, I'm sorry,
2:14:22
queer, we're we're women. Nobodies get now they said this
2:14:25
guy's gay, but he describes himself
2:14:28
as queer. He's probably queer. He's not gay. It goes back and
2:14:31
forth
2:14:32
when he's talking. And so, so he finally figures out that he's
2:14:37
queer. So he goes on about being queer. And then this clip showed
2:14:41
up and I only took a piece of it. But this is a discussion
2:14:46
they are trying to this queer community is now trying to steal
2:14:53
and this is going to continue by the way, they're going to steal
2:14:56
the whole Stonewall which was again A man's bar in New York
2:15:01
was busted. It wasn't a big, iconic, iconic, this was iconic.
2:15:06
This was iron now stealing it to make it part of the queer
2:15:09
movement.
2:15:11
That's the way it was. So the queers fought for Stonewall.
2:15:14
That's what they're gonna say,
2:15:15
Well, I think that's what they're gonna say right now.
2:15:19
They're just, they're kind of hinting at it. And this clip is
2:15:22
gay versus queer Palestinian Stonewall is the ecliptic, I
2:15:26
think is the is the first shot at the bow.
2:15:28
So I think now, you know, just like America had their Stonewall
2:15:32
moment, I think now we're at that moment as well. And, and,
2:15:37
you know, we don't doesn't have to match exactly what happened
2:15:42
in other places, or the standard of what it means to have queer
2:15:45
liberation other places. It's about the queer community who's
2:15:49
here who have been fighting this fight, it's up to us to continue
2:15:53
it and to help navigate it and help see where it goes.
2:16:01
Okay, didn't really was less shocking than I thought it would
2:16:05
be.
2:16:05
No, it wasn't. No, it was mild. It was mild. And it was, it was
2:16:08
subtle. And that's why I kind of pull it out, just give it up for
2:16:12
a warning of what's happening. So I don't know, is gonna be fun
2:16:18
to watch. If these if the other side of this argument namely,
2:16:23
gays and lesbians have a backbone?
2:16:26
Well, there seems to be some commercial backlash from the ESG
2:16:31
community. And this would fall under the s of the social part
2:16:34
of environmental, social and governance. When it comes to
2:16:38
virtue signaling in Hollywood. I've been reading on this on Bat
2:16:43
Girl how they they have canceled this movie. Yeah. Which is one
2:16:50
it's it's what HBO and whoever just owns them. What they're
2:16:56
basically saying is, this streaming shit is not
2:17:00
profitable. We're stopping and oh, by the way, this movie
2:17:04
sucks. They put your $90 million into it, and they're going to
2:17:08
take the tax loss, and they're not saying it. Variety is not
2:17:11
reporting on it, but I have a feeling they tested it and
2:17:14
everybody went puke. This and Bad Girls supposed to be queer
2:17:18
in this
2:17:20
something there's some ESG element and somebody and a lot
2:17:24
of people are bent out of shape the queer community it seems yes
2:17:28
queer components about the fact that they're not going to show
2:17:30
this movie or not even screen it or or I guess they probably I
2:17:35
think you're right they had
2:17:37
the they will never show it it's being shelved. They're taking
2:17:41
the tax loss
2:17:42
My understanding is from the trades is that the movie was
2:17:47
never completed no it wasn't shown in its entirety as it as a
2:17:51
test over
2:17:51
there testing throughout the rushes I mean, this this testing
2:17:54
is very sophisticated.
2:17:57
So they will I would say that did movie they've shelved it
2:18:01
they never they're not going to finish it so they can't be shown
2:18:03
because it's not finished. And yeah, they just bailed and it's
2:18:07
like at least 90 million down the tubes
2:18:09
so this is the new CEO of Warner Brothers discovery the same guy
2:18:14
who closed CNN plus and what's interesting is he says hey, we
2:18:20
looked at it there's there is no economic model or case to be
2:18:25
made for spending $90 million on a streaming only he says there's
2:18:30
no way you don't get the bang for your buck that you get for
2:18:33
something that's designed to go into theater and the reason
2:18:36
they're killing this and taking the tax loss is because it
2:18:40
wasn't designed for theater it was designed for smaller screen
2:18:44
so I think it's coming to an end you know the Bonanza is over the
2:18:47
free money the cheap free money is gone. You can't get no more
2:18:52
access to that as long as interest rates are higher and
2:18:56
you know it was a good run everybody says I think this shit
2:19:01
is over they can't make money on it
2:19:06
I've always believed they couldn't make money on it
2:19:08
because it's like the mat you know, it's like magazines
2:19:13
structure and online structure for for the same content because
2:19:19
we're always male I'm gonna go we're gonna go online we're
2:19:22
gonna do it's easier we won't have to print anything. But the
2:19:25
structure for you know like PC Magazine, for example, when it
2:19:28
was a magazine, they got $50,000 per page for an advertisement
2:19:36
magazine in his heyday was was twice a month and 450 pages a
2:19:41
half of those are advertising they were making tons of money
2:19:44
but no genius is so well you know, let's sell struggled
2:19:48
online. We can save so much money on distribution and a
2:19:51
paper and you can't get shit for online advertising. You know
2:19:56
advertisers think is great because it's cheaper and as well
2:20:01
as the same thing with streaming and movies, to big movies to big
2:20:04
theaters, the distribution system, the way it's set up with
2:20:07
the popcorn and everything else is different. It's just
2:20:11
different models. The model is not anywhere near the same I
2:20:16
completely agree.
2:20:19
If you ever did the model for our show, is specific to our
2:20:23
show and our style. And what we do our model is poverty. It
2:20:26
doesn't apply to television.
2:20:28
No, it doesn't. It doesn't
2:20:31
get a television show. We'd be taking advertising.
2:20:34
But you know, I think everyone everyone knows the advertising
2:20:38
market is going soft. People are being fired left and right. And,
2:20:45
as predicted, Elon Musk is going all the way to destroy Twitter,
2:20:49
which is what I said he would do. And now he's challenging the
2:20:52
CEO of the interim CEO publicly show me that you have less than
2:20:56
5% bots. And he's even I think he filed a countersuit to say
2:21:02
that the update that they're that they're gipping
2:21:05
advertisers. I mean, this is Musk Twitter
2:21:07
update from Elon Musk
2:21:09
says he has planned $44 billion takeover of Twitter should move
2:21:14
forward if the company can confirm some details about how
2:21:17
it measures whether users accounts are spambots or real
2:21:21
people. The billionaire and Tesla CEO has been trying to
2:21:24
back out of his April agreement to buy the social media company,
2:21:28
leading Twitter to sue him last month to complete the
2:21:31
acquisition. Musk countersued accusing Twitter of misleading
2:21:35
his team about the true size of its user base and other problems
2:21:39
he says amounts to fraud and breach of contract both sides
2:21:43
are headed toward an October trial and a Delaware court
2:21:47
I haven't actually asked you about this because everybody has
2:21:50
an opinion if you look at the Twitter stock price there's
2:21:53
clearly investors who believe that Elon Musk will have to pay
2:21:59
either penalties fines you know a certain sum money per share.
2:22:04
It has not tanked it has not been destroyed yet what is your
2:22:08
view? I mean do you think that he has a case here to pull out
2:22:11
because most people are saying he can A deal is a deal and I'm
2:22:14
like what in business A deal is a deal knock is not
2:22:19
know if it's in the car if you started negotiation and he put
2:22:23
an agreement together that if you pull out your Billy, you had
2:22:26
to pay a billion dollars if Nvidia just had to do this with
2:22:29
their arm deal. You debt money you owe you have to pay the
2:22:34
money that deal
2:22:35
collapse. But the Nvidia and arm? Yeah. Wow. Didn't know
2:22:42
that.
2:22:42
Okay. And so this deal is agreed upon that I thought, okay, if we
2:22:48
back out of the deal ought to pay a billion, but must decided
2:22:52
that it was fraud to begin with. So you should have you signed a
2:22:56
fraudulent agreement, which is what his argument is, then he
2:23:00
doesn't have to pay the billion but this is over the billion. I
2:23:02
don't think you know, if these shareholders think that they can
2:23:05
clip him for more than that. If he even has to pay that. I think
2:23:10
they're living in a dream world.
2:23:13
That's interesting, because universally, the technology
2:23:17
presses all like he's gonna have to pay he's gonna have to pay
2:23:20
that's a deal is a deal he's got if you can back out of a deal.
2:23:25
And to me, it's like I've done this bullshit. I remember, the
2:23:29
most dishonest dealings I've ever had in business was the
2:23:33
minute I took my company public. The first other public company
2:23:37
that I dealt with screwed me on a deal. These people are
2:23:40
assholes. So this doesn't mean that the deal is a deal. I'm
2:23:45
just surprised. I'm some of the tech press somehow believes
2:23:48
that, that he's going to have to pay that he's going to have to
2:23:52
buy he's going to have to go through with it.
2:23:54
I just Yes. Not going to happen.
2:23:56
I don't think so either.
2:23:57
I mean it. If you can get a discount get to thing for almost
2:24:01
nothing. I think he'd do it. But I don't know. We'll see. It was
2:24:06
definitely in dog Tober. We'll find out.
2:24:09
Well, we'll see. We'll see.
2:24:11
It could probably be resolved by then.
2:24:13
We haven't actually talked about the big news. The big news
2:24:16
because you know, they got cinema onboard.
2:24:19
Senators scrambled into a rare Saturday session gearing up for
2:24:23
a weekend of debate on Democrats breakthrough budget bill that
2:24:27
they say will lower energy and health care costs. This is a
2:24:31
historic day titled The inflation Reduction Act and
2:24:34
touted as the largest single investment in climate in US
2:24:38
history. The bill would provide new incentives to invest in
2:24:41
clean energy, and separately aims to negotiate down the cost
2:24:45
of prescription drugs. This
2:24:47
is one of the most comprehensive and far reaching pieces of
2:24:51
legislation that has come before the Congress in decades.
2:24:54
Democrats argue it would also reduce the federal deficit
2:24:57
raising revenue through tax provision including increased
2:25:01
enforcement and a 15% minimum tax on large companies.
2:25:05
Democrats are misreading the American people's outrage as a
2:25:08
mandate for yet another yet another reckless taxing and
2:25:12
spending spree.
2:25:13
The timing of this vote in the 5050. Senate comes just three
2:25:17
months ahead of high stakes midterm elections.
2:25:20
I don't know how our Democratic colleagues are going to explain
2:25:24
this one in November.
2:25:25
If this moves forward, what does it mean for Democrats in the
2:25:28
president ahead of the midterm?
2:25:30
I see this as a very hopeful sign, because it shows that it
2:25:35
matters who gets elected, Your vote matters.
2:25:39
Yeah, I just love the title. The inflation Reduction Act where
2:25:44
you spend money, you print money, you print it, you print
2:25:48
it, because what is it nice now up to it's expected to cost
2:25:52
about $700 billion
2:25:54
or Yeah, minimum 300 Billions go into global warming. Here's a
2:25:58
inflation Bill clip from in TD
2:26:04
got the inflation reduction bill is a spending package that
2:26:08
appears to be revised version to build back better bill which
2:26:12
President Biden has been advocating for Senator Kirsten
2:26:16
cinema of Arizona agreed to a revised version of the bill on
2:26:20
Thursday. She was the last Democrat needed to get the bill
2:26:23
through the Senate. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer
2:26:26
said in a statement on Thursday that the bill includes reducing
2:26:30
prescription drug costs fighting climate change and closing tax
2:26:34
loopholes exploited by big corporations and the wealthy.
2:26:38
The spending bill is expected to include about $370 billion on
2:26:43
energy and climate programs. It would also raise the corporate
2:26:47
minimum tax to 15%, which is estimated to generate over $300
2:26:52
billion. Republican Leader Mitch McConnell says he opposes the
2:26:56
Democrats package this week. He said that their so called
2:27:00
inflation bill will take nine years to cut the same amount of
2:27:03
inflation that our country added every week in Jun nine years of
2:27:08
huge tax hikes and big spending to remove literally one week's
2:27:12
worth of inflation, a joke. And according to Fox News 230
2:27:17
Economists sent a letter to the White House saying contrary to
2:27:20
its name, the package will actually contribute to
2:27:23
skyrocketing inflation, they say that proposed $430 billion in
2:27:28
spending would create immediate inflationary pressures. They
2:27:32
also criticize the corporate minimum tax, which they say will
2:27:35
undercut efforts to restore functioning supply chains.
2:27:38
Schumer said the final version of the bill will be introduced
2:27:42
on Saturday.
2:27:43
Now, what's interesting is that Biden if you remember is always
2:27:47
going on and on about these economists, this economists that
2:27:51
so these 230 economists who say this is not a good idea. I guess
2:27:55
this was presented to Chuck Schumer this clip that's been
2:27:57
going around the web. This is a clip this is a Schumer clip. And
2:28:02
this is somebody asking Schumer about these 230 economists that
2:28:05
have this, this letter that went into the White House
2:28:09
230 Economists wrote letters to Congress saying that the
2:28:13
inflation Reduction Act would actually add to inflation,
2:28:15
headboards, budget models, that the same thing, if there's a
2:28:18
chance that these people are right is now the right time to
2:28:21
do this, considering how high they're wrong.
2:28:26
They're wrong. It's transitory. I'm sorry.
2:28:31
I just thought it was very funny. Oh, it was stereo. Sorry.
2:28:35
That's all right. And that's all right. Hmm. You know. So clearly
2:28:41
this. I mean, it's short term it has is I think, by definition,
2:28:46
inflationary since we don't have this money. So it has to be
2:28:48
created. But you listen to the these Bill titles. You remember,
2:28:53
we passed a very The last important bill, the Biden
2:28:57
administration got passed was the infrastructure bill. I asked
2:29:02
you have you seen any fucking infrastructure being built? No.
2:29:06
I mean, what's
2:29:07
it all these bills are Miss named a Child Protection Act is
2:29:11
to protect pornographers. The, the infrastructure bill, you
2:29:16
know, doesn't do anything for infrastructure, this inflation
2:29:19
Reduction Act, it's got nothing to do with inflation. It's a
2:29:21
spending bill.
2:29:23
Exactly. A spending bill by definition is inflationary. I
2:29:30
would argue
2:29:31
it is, was just throwing money away, you know, that they got to
2:29:36
do Democrats are lining their own pockets with these things.
2:29:40
You know, a reasonable clip from Steve Bannon Banyon who was also
2:29:44
speaking at CPAC Of course, of course, this was a and he I have
2:29:49
to say he cleaned up
2:29:52
what he took it he shaved he shaved he tied
2:29:56
his hair guys hair Yeah, hair was combed he brushed his teeth.
2:30:00
He says his nails were all polished. Yeah, it was quite
2:30:02
impressive. And he got a big applause for this little rant
2:30:07
0.5% of the citizens of this country, own more assets than
2:30:14
the bottom 90%. That's all happened over the last 10 years
2:30:19
since 2008. Now, we took a monetary base of what back in
2:30:23
the 80s of what $800 billion, the balance sheet of the Fed was
2:30:26
$880 billion under President Bush, right? Balance Sheet, the
2:30:30
Fed is $9.5 trillion today, the depths $30 trillion array of
2:30:35
100 $250 trillion contingent liabilities. All just because
2:30:40
we're the prime reserve currency, the greatest export we
2:30:43
have is the dollar. But all of that rests on the shoulders of
2:30:46
our children and grandchildren. Those are all due bills are come
2:30:50
due. All we've done is crank up. We've just cranked everything.
2:30:54
That's what they're talking about these ridiculous, insane
2:30:56
bills of trillions of dollars, because the Federal Reserve will
2:30:59
print the money. The Federal Reserve, by the way, that's
2:31:04
owned not by the American people, a central bank that's
2:31:07
owned by 24 prime brokers, being JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs and
2:31:11
Morgan Stanley. How does that work? And governors that kind of
2:31:15
selected but you know, 12 years, and the best Governor we've had
2:31:19
in the frozen right here in Dallas, Richard Fisher, who told
2:31:22
you what was going to happen by going to negative interest
2:31:25
rates, told you what it was going to happen by printing all
2:31:28
this money and having four five $6 trillion $7 trillion $8
2:31:32
trillion. Now $9 trillion in the balance sheet of the Federal
2:31:34
Reserve. It's gonna cause you to talk inequality. It's not a $15
2:31:40
minimum wage, that's tip money. We have I think into today is
2:31:44
what 22 or $23 trillion dollars. That's how the Ministry of State
2:31:49
pays for itself. We don't need to audit the Fed, we need to end
2:31:54
the Federal Reserve. Reserve as you serve, as you served its
2:32:04
power and the power of the American people and our elected
2:32:06
representatives. And no, they do not have the consent of the
2:32:10
governor. We will not comply we will not submit and they must be
2:32:14
ended.
2:32:15
Yeah, baby.
2:32:18
They're talking about your populace. Bullshit message. Love
2:32:21
it. Love it.
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Number round of applause.
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Big row. Big round of applause.
2:32:29
Yeah. You know, he's get a rise out of you know,
2:32:32
who started this Ron Paul? Bow did yeah. And the Fed and
2:32:36
then when he got in a position in Congress to actually Audit
2:32:39
the Fed. In it, nothing happened if you haven't noticed.
2:32:43
Defendant is actually audit is does some auditing itself is
2:32:48
that it all to me distracts from the what should be audited. The
2:32:53
Defense Department the Pentagon should be audited.
2:32:57
I'm going to show my mood by donating to no agenda.
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wishers about I don't know 3040 of them. Good gras. I want to
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thank these folks for wishing us a happy anniversary, man, man.
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Appreciate it.
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May I ask you a question? 34 years first of all,
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congratulations that by today's standards, but even by 20 years
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ago standards incredible feat. I have Yes. I feat. I've not been
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able to achieve that. As we know, although collectively, if
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you can't have all three of them up.
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Is there is there? Is that how it works? Yes. Go on.
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Is there is there a secret to this 34 year longevity of your
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union? Yeah,
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after about 20 years take bison property and then have separate
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There you have it. There's the secret to a long happy marriage.
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Yeah, so you don't get on each other's nerves.
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I do just about the same time as this producer segment. We will
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Hello, this is Maria and this mark and we are having another
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Josh Knight of the bottoms that beer dispenser sign and a guy
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A good looking group of predominantly dudes had a
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What's shakin, demo nation? We're here at the Phillies game
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Washington DC. So here are the the real baseball fans we got
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five of them including myself it's a seven Herman's here go
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Laura renegade here. strikes out let's go Philly. This is Mr. Pan
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Tange. aleni watching the Philadelphia red wave blow out
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stocks trader and we're enjoying this meetup. It's a home run.
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That was oddly satisfying hearing the crowd. The baseball
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Hey, John, and Adam, this
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is Alex coming from the strong gunk ridge. Meet up number two
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once again another success once again another big thanks to
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Justin and family for hosting us,
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guys. And I'll talk to you later. Yeah, this
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is James sheremeta from napping, aka York in the morning to Steve
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from Woodstock solving the world's problems. Thank you for
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This is Rick Oh Bono coming at you from the in at the ridge.
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Thanks for your courage in the morning. Keep the keep the
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This is Todd wrapping up from walk in New York. In Al Sharpton
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country resisting
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we are much as ripe. So these are the meetups. This is the
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kind of people you can encounter. If you go to one of
2:51:50
these meetups, they're fun. They do fun activities. There's
2:51:53
interesting people from all walks of life and you will fit
2:51:56
right in. It's a local community that you will be able to rely on
2:51:59
when things might be necessary. We saw it in in Austin, when we
2:52:04
had the Snowmageddon there with our community immediately our
2:52:08
local meetup communities Baron Scott was organizing was helping
2:52:12
people out these are good things to be a part of coming up. Today
2:52:16
the glory the curious Gaga jajah George meet up six o'clock
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Eastern bridge brew works in Fayetteville, West Virginia, and
2:52:25
in Las Vegas at seven o'clock on Thursday. That's our next show.
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The Black Hat beside DEF CON meet up oh, that's gonna be
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good. Sir. Mike is organizing that and there's also a Bay Area
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meetup coming John here's a promo
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Yeah, you feel that? You've you feel that that's the feeling of
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a no agenda meetup coming on baby. We're going to be having
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in the Bay Area California the divided and conquered meetup
2:52:53
August Rush edition, which will be held in beautiful Concord,
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California. We're going to head to site gate brewing and beer
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garden for a taco Tuesday on August 16 at 6:30pm should be a
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lovely August evening for having cold beers and hot tacos and
2:53:09
open minded conversation hosted by myself sir lavish of behind
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the schemes. A brief and very high quality meetup report in a
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great time is guaranteed to be hanged. Come on down August 16
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I'll see you there
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who doesn't want to be a part of a meetup go to no agenda
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meetup.com find one near you or start one yourself with all the
2:53:35
nice day you won't be triggered all you want to
2:53:46
say is like
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yay. should go to that Bay Area meetup. Gianna sounds like it'd
2:53:56
be fun.
2:53:57
Oh, Concord is a nice after the sunsets is pretty nice like
2:54:02
me me she'll she'll be there the 16th She should be to shoot me
2:54:06
chill. I
2:54:06
actually likes going to the meeting. Oh, it's all talk to
2:54:09
me. Me. I'll make sure she takes you to the meetup. So what
2:54:11
happens? Just say
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well, you're talking to my wife.
2:54:17
I talked. I talked to your wife a lot. Did you not know this?
2:54:22
Yeah, she does my taxes. She knows my life intimately, which
2:54:28
is kind of scary. is creepy. She'd be like you know so I
2:54:31
noticed that on you know on Sundays you typically go have
2:54:34
dinner here. Like what what she's identifying trends in my
2:54:40
in my
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Yeah, that's what she's she gets paid the extra money from the
2:54:45
from the boys and Langley to do that. So just check the check in
2:54:51
the mail. I
2:54:52
love her for it. I love her for ISOs Do you have anything today?
2:54:56
Did you bring any ISOs
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sigh
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You got no ISOs I dropped the ball on the ice. Oh goodness.
2:55:03
Okay, I
2:55:04
used to walk in it's like it's like a forfeit. You win.
2:55:08
Okay, so you get to choose between either one of my winning
2:55:10
ISOs clearly here's number one this was important okay, I think
2:55:17
this is the one GS gin
2:55:21
No I think this I think the first one is better
2:55:23
you'd like that one better important port port port. Okay I
2:55:27
will line up in Port Oh, okay important is lined up. Let's
2:55:31
see. I'm think we have the must be something we need to discuss.
2:55:37
Oh, yes. An omen. An omen in horse racing. You were talking
2:55:45
about the track earlier? Your horse came in eighth. Yeah. So
2:55:49
what are the chances of a horse called heavenly Trump winning
2:55:55
the race listen to this play by play
2:55:56
Fly Boy him absolutely opened up off them inside the Furlong
2:56:00
pole. He might lead it by double digits. Heavenly Trump is going
2:56:04
to be second oh and moral flyboy ducked in hit the rail and
2:56:08
unseated the writer. And heavenly Trump is going to
2:56:11
inherit the wind here.
2:56:13
This was a great race. The guy in the lead the horse literally
2:56:17
crashed into the side the rider goes and
2:56:19
jockey to win. Oh, man, it's full upon.
2:56:22
I love this. This was so funny. Like I Yeah, that's it. That's
2:56:27
it. It's clear. It's clear.
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So I have one I've got a clip I can play just because I like
2:56:35
that. I just liked this clip. This is this. Did you know about
2:56:39
the 72 fake news sites?
2:56:42
No, I have not heard of this. This sounds great. Here we go.
2:56:46
At least 72 fake news sites and multiple social media accounts
2:56:51
were found to be spreading pro China propaganda. That's
2:56:54
according to a new report from cybersecurity firm Mandiant. The
2:56:58
company identified these sites as part of a massive information
2:57:02
operation campaign that's still running. Mandiant says the
2:57:06
website's aim is to disseminate content strategically aligned
2:57:09
with the political interests of the People's Republic of China.
2:57:13
The report attaches a list of these fake websites. They have
2:57:16
names like Austria weekly and focus on Russia. They present
2:57:20
themselves as independent news from around the world and
2:57:24
publish content in 11 languages. Mandiant says they believe one
2:57:28
Chinese public relations firm operates behind them Shanghai
2:57:32
high shown Technology Corporation content on these
2:57:35
sites is mainly critical of the US and Western societies. They
2:57:39
seek to ease concerns over democracy in Hong Kong and human
2:57:43
rights issues in China. But neither the authors of the
2:57:46
articles nor the ownership of the sites are specified.
2:57:49
Now is this a big? I know this is New Tang Dynasty. Is this a
2:57:52
big story in the US are they is anyone talking about this?
2:57:55
No of course, though, because I mean, look, I got the list right
2:57:57
here. MSNBC, Washington Post New York Times
2:58:02
are all fake news about their fake news sites according to
2:58:07
your all's spokes holes for the Chinese
2:58:10
now I have a question. Because I'm a Numerology guy. 72 Yeah.
2:58:17
Where else have we heard? 72
2:58:20
I don't know, isn't it? I'm sure you do.
2:58:22
Don't don't get don't you get 72 Virgins if you're a jihadist. Is
2:58:27
that right? Is that the number? I think it's the number let me
2:58:29
double check. I'm pretty sure that's the number
2:58:31
that was 99 No. 72
2:58:35
virgins. Maybe I'm wrong. Let's see. Yes, 72 Virgins the suicide
2:58:45
bombers are always promised 72 Virgins
2:58:49
as fast and as a good good catch. I did not catch that. You
2:58:52
just gotta wonder why. I thought you're talking about the tri
2:58:55
delta over at Stanford a
2:58:57
Oh, part two of this
2:59:02
part to go on. Some of the fabrications are related to US
2:59:05
officials. Once a splendid Twitter account posted a letter
2:59:09
allegedly sent to anthropologist Adrian Zenz, a well known critic
2:59:13
of China's treatment of Uighurs in Xinjiang. The post implies
2:59:17
that the German scholar received funding from US Senator Marco
2:59:20
Rubio, and former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon.
2:59:25
story was published on other websites. Senator Rubio later
2:59:29
confirmed the letter is a forgery and a statement of
2:59:32
Bloomberg. He said it is important to expose these
2:59:35
networks and that the Chinese Communist Party will continue to
2:59:38
discredit its opponents in increasingly sophisticated ways.
2:59:42
Although the propaganda campaign was massive Mandiant researchers
2:59:46
note that it hasn't made much of an impact. Meanwhile, FBI
2:59:50
director Christopher rea testified before the Senate
2:59:52
Judiciary Committee about Chinese espionage.
2:59:55
This is a problem of massive massive skimmers. And to some
3:00:01
extent as a country, we're playing catch up on the threat.
3:00:06
And so part of what I've got all our people doing is out there
3:00:10
beating the bushes interacting with the business community, the
3:00:13
academic community.
3:00:15
Ray also warned that Beijing's espionage has become the
3:00:18
greatest long term threat to our nation's information and
3:00:21
intellectual property.
3:00:23
I'm telling you, they're shifting from Ukraine to Taiwan
3:00:26
to China. As the Lenski is a dead man, that whole thing's
3:00:30
over the game is up the gambits over. I think we're shifting.
3:00:35
Yeah, I think we're shifting.
3:00:37
We'll see. Yes, we
3:00:39
shall and you know what we might we'll
3:00:40
be on top of it. Whatever the case that show
3:00:43
this show 72 virgins? I mean, fake news sites. It's kind of
3:00:50
interesting. Let's see, what do we have in the show mixes? We've
3:00:57
got sound guy Steve, we got Tom Starkweather Lee. Oh, love you.
3:01:02
Also stopping by love that. Coming up next. If you're
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everybody. I'm Adam curry,
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and from Northern Silicon Valley where I remain I'm John C.
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Dvorak. We were
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cheering on Thursday right here with another episode of your no
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international lifestyle. Until then, adios mofos it's such
3:02:02
a new pronouns pronoun clips from tick tock,
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one of my students from Mr. Banana No. I'm Phil Fisher, he
3:02:30
was making fun of it, they all agreed, you can choose anything
3:02:33
you want the name and last name and wants to pronoun is to talk
3:02:37
tell
3:02:37
me her response should have been those are nouns.
3:02:42
pronouns. And my pronouns are she, her and hers. I wish I was
3:02:47
aborted sometimes.
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nearly 170 million Americans of every party, every background,
3:02:54
every walk of life has stepped up and gotten this virus. And
3:02:58
it's clearer than ever. This didn't just happen by chance. We
3:03:03
got to this moment because we took aggressive action from day
3:03:06
one with a whole of government response. And for young people
3:03:10
who may think this doesn't affect you. Listen up, please.
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This vaccine could have long term implications for your
3:03:17
health that we don't even know about, or fully understand is
3:03:23
true, young people are much less likely to die from COVID. But if
3:03:27
you get vaccinated, sooner or later, you get COVID. Still, and
3:03:32
some will have long term health impacts as a consequence, I
3:03:36
don't want to see the country that is already too divided
3:03:39
become divided in a new way, between places where people live
3:03:43
free from fear of COVID. In places where in the fall
3:03:46
arrives, death and severe losses returned. We still have worked.
3:03:53
That's why today, we're announcing a month long effort
3:03:55
to pull all the stops all the stops to free ourselves from
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this vaccine. We're asking the American people to help. We need
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you. We need you to get your friends, family, neighbors and
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co workers this virus. We're gonna launch a national
3:04:13
vaccination tour to encourage people to take the shot. We need
3:04:18
everyone across the country to pull together to get us over the
3:04:21
finish line and learn more about how you can help go to we can do
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this.gov All the progress we're making as a country that could
3:04:31
not be clearer. You're fully vaccinated. You're still at risk
3:04:35
of getting seriously ill or dying.
3:04:37
But watermain break everybody out. And by the way, we have a
3:04:40
great person here back to the future, you know, back to the
3:04:43
future. To think that I'm going to be jumping into the seat
3:04:46
ramping away and being rebuffed grammar this big powerful guy
3:04:50
his deck is like this and I think there has to be ruthless
3:04:53
in going after the new censorship which he received. So
3:04:58
we have to eliminate All remaining COVID mandates and
3:05:02
lock downs will bring a lot of them back they will come back
3:05:07
but right now nobody's coming back you're fired if I go right
3:05:14
for the table the dressing the ramp that was something I said
3:05:20
Who the hell is that out the likes of which has never been
3:05:24
seen before they've never seen anything like what's going on
3:05:26
right man get and then we did it again we did it again we did it
3:05:30
a water main break everybody out. Look at me. I'm much bigger
3:05:35
and much stronger than her and he said to me Sure. I don't
3:05:38
think you should say that list. I'll tell you one thing if I
3:05:42
might drag down I'm gonna say no thanks. I'm gonna order
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something myself. I got gasoline, gasoline, cars, put it
3:05:48
in the tank. Thank you very much.
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