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media assassination episode 1200 33. This
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in the frontier of Austin, Texas capital of the drone Star State.
Good morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where people are getting a
little skittish. I'm Jonathan you tomorrow. Greg Robin
Buzzkill.
skittish.
Yeah, you know, they're calling the cops because people are
walking around. Really,
this is. This is only certain states though. I don't think
this is happening everywhere. I haven't heard anything in Texas.
And people
are in some states where they've arrested people like Cincinnati,
literally,
on the beach running stop you full arrest you. Yeah, well, I
agree.
I got rousted and arrested for playing T ball with his kid
because he wasn't. It wasn't six feet apart. This
is, well, things are changing. And there's some very
interesting changes going on. Actually, I think better for us.
Everyone's now all of a show business has changed
dramatically. We saw the we saw everyone staying home. We've
seen all the Instagram videos, everyone's kind of sick of that.
Now the people who are on television every single day
there, they're ready to go Hollywood, they're all
starstruck. They're all a part of it. Which of course would
include our very own Dr. Death himself. Anthony Fauci, who just
obviously get interviewed these days on CNN, they throw in the
question
Saturday Night Live is back this weekend, after a month of being
off, what do you think the chances are that somebody will
portray you?
I have no idea. I hope not.
Well, if they did, who, which actor would you want to play
you? Here are some suggestions that I've heard Ben Stiller,
Brad Pitt. Which one?
Oh, Brad Pitt, of course.
Don't choose to do fitting.
Dr. Fauci. We really appreciate your time. We know how busy you
are. Thank you very much for all the information.
It's always good to be with you. Thank you.
Thank you. Oh, yes, thanks. Oh, you're gonna be an SNL this
weekend? Well, he's lucky. For it, the shark has been jumped.
As it turns out, when you take Hollywood level production,
television particulars where I'm talking about now, when you take
away their technology, when you take away their studios, the
facade it they are really quite unimpressive when you take when
you take away the audience the audience without it they really
quite unimpressive and they did a whole Saturday Night Live at
home, which was the format
I missed. Oh no, you
missed absolutely nothing. Because I have the most
pertinent clips for you here. So they did it like a zoom
conference video, and unbelievably amateur Ristic and
what I was thinking is that we've spent the last 20 years
arguably 1520 years honing our skills creating a type of
content that doesn't fit on television and it's I mean you
and I we know how to switch we can move to TV it's very
annoying if we have to do any mainstream TV these days so
restrictive it's dumb, it's dumb. I don't even I don't do it
in your underwear. I don't even don't even answer lioness bread
and get to them like scrambled all that important stuff but the
but Kidding aside the end product this is not a radio
show. It has very different parameters we got a troll room
we have people making clips and participating actively in the in
the production well this is what the Hollywood production levels
don't understand they think oh if we're at home we just have
shitty sound and a webcam and then we're cool like the cool
kids you know, the big team over here who haven't quite risen yet
to eye level. But what the thank you but the veil was removed
during Saturday Night Live as you have to take away the as I
said the audience the laugh track, and even the jokes become
cringe and just horrible. I picked up a minute and a half of
the opening with of course if you're going to do something
during during a pandemic lockdown Coronavirus, you might
as well get Tom Hanks to host it for you. Ladies and gentlemen,
Tom Hanks and he's in his house.
Hey, whoa, whoa, thank you. Thank you. That is a has some
sound effect of applause and whistles. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you engineers. Hey, all you cool cats and kittens. It's
me your old power. Don't Don't worry. Now don't be afraid the
shaved head was just for moving. My hair is growing back very
slowly. It does save time in the shower. So I don't know. Maybe
we should all do it.
I mean, so first joke out of the gate flat into the second.
Hey, it's good to be here, though. It is also very weird to
be here hosting Saturday Night Live from home. It is a strange
time to try and be funny. But trying to be funny is SNL this
whole thing? So we thought what the heck. Let's give it a shot.
But why means host Well, for one I have been the celebrity canary
in the coal mine for the
Coronavirus. Haha, yeah, that's what we call it to Tom.
And ever since being diagnosed, I have been more like America's
dad than ever before. Since no one wants to be around me very
long, and I make people uncomfortable. Please clap. Now.
I was diagnosed back in March with the Coronavirus. I was
first diagnosed down in Australia. Now the folks in
Australia are fantastic in every way. But they use Celsius
instead of Fahrenheit when they take your temperature. So when
they come in, and they say yeah, 36 would seem very bad to me.
But turns out 36 is fine. 38 is bad. So basically, it's how
Hollywood treats female actors.
So this went on for six minutes, John, then without the last
without the studio audience. Even the lame jokes don't get
that. You know, his timing is there. It's up to you typical
comedic timing, but it's just it's horrible.
Well, yeah,
really bad. Well, here and here. And here's
makes you wonder if you could take the laugh track off the
regular show how bad it would be? Well, the problem is, you
know, you get a laugh and you pause and it gives you time to
rethink. Or you bomb and you back up a little bit. Maybe he's
dropped the next joke. Well, I mean, there's a lot of
interaction that's not being had here at all.
Yes. And and again, the podcasters the YouTubers, we
figured out how to make content that is funny, interesting,
dramatic, it's after we figured out the format, they don't they
don't know. And we do it without studio audiences. But where it
really falls apart because there's one other thing that
Saturday Night Live in particular has, and that's hair
and makeup. So even you know to think that they'd have any any
person go to one of these actors homes and do some hair and
makeup. Now we can't have that of course. And you really notice
how poorly Alec Baldwin imitates Trump when it's just Trump on
the phone. And it's and it's just a picture of him looking
like Trump in his SNL Trump wig and, and, you know, facial
grimaces. But it really falls apart and it was a part of
Weekend Update, which also sounded like this. A lot
of Americans have been watching President Trump's daily press
conferences, calling into our show right now. This is very
exciting for an official update on the pandemic is President
Donald. Thank you so much for joining us, Mr. President. So
what's the latest with the virus?
Well, I'm happy to report a column in America is now number
one in the world Coronavirus. Number one well, I was president
hashtag American number one hashtag not important. Why?
seem almost excited about it? Well,
my approval rating is up. My TV ratings are through the roof.
And every night at 7pm all over New York claps and
it just sounds like Alec Baldwin doing a bad Trump impression.
Yeah, that ended Skype yodeling which is I don't understand why
they can't get a decent connection. Well, you think I
mean, we did a show once and I was at the Yotel Yeah, yes. On
their Wi Fi at the hotel in New York Manhattan where maybe these
people are and it was fine. It was they didn't have to allow
Oh, we'll look to constant constant yielding once in a
while. Okay. Yeah, well Skype, but now this is constant. They
all have their heads in a bucket. Yeah, I mean, right
hence the bucket. Yeah,
that's so lame. What
does it take for these guys? They're just I mean, Jenna
Marbles, they should hire her. I mean, serious their shoe on head
or any of these women that are out there doing these podcasts
that are do a decent job. If they wanted to do it right, they
would have had it with a Herky jerky jerk, that Herky jerky
editing technique where you say, what are your heads over here?
So over there jerking around, so it's real tight. There's a lot
of techniques have been developed for video podcasts as
well. Okay, they're obviously not using one of them. Well,
exactly. They don't understand it. They were they literally do
not understand the concept. They could have done a whole takeoff
of YouTubers and podcasters. That would have been funny to
that would have been much funnier to what you're playing.
Yeah, it was.
It's just horrible. And it's so hard to do. You know, you got
delays, if people are talking back and forth. It's just, yeah,
they're so anyway, entirely unimpressive. Once you take away
all of their stuff. And I don't think they had writers rooms
either. Yeah. typically have a little writers room, you can get
something going.
I get the sense that these guys wrote a lot of their own stuff
stuff.
Yeah. So it's because of this. And also this next clip that I'd
like to play, which is not SNL. It's it's from the view, but it
portrays and they also they're doing the view at home. So it's
the same same concept. And, again, you know, you get to see
everybody's house, which is kind of interesting, but it's what
she said, which is consistent amongst opinion shows in the
mainstream is kind of what led me to do what I did for today's
rundown. I don't even think that this is sunny Austin, she's the
she's a lawyer on the show
network should even air these press conferences. I think they
are akin to Trump's rallies. I think they're dangerous for the
American public. I mean, I almost think that you listen to
them at your own peril. A, you know, February 26, you have
Donald Trump saying there were 15 cases of Coronavirus in the
United States known cases because there wasn't a lot of
testing. He was saying things like, you know, we're gonna get
control of this and it'll be down to zero. As of today, we
have about almost 10,000 deaths in the United States, we have
338,000 cases known cases, because again, there isn't
enough testing. So the fact that people are tuning in at 7pm on a
Sunday night, and listening to all of this misinformation, I
think is endangering American lives. I don't even know at this
point, why people are tuning in and why networks are
broadcasting it. I think you don't tune in networks don't
broadcast it. And then on the back end, you only listen to
people like Fauci perhaps like Sanjay Gupta, but you don't
listen to them. And because I think people's lives are at
stake.
This is not this is not her alone. There's a lot of this.
It's a meme. Yeah. And just two memes going out. One is that we
should stop listening to Trump. Our president, yeah, telling us
what he feels like telling us we should No, no, no, we shouldn't
listen to him for anything, because you might I don't know
why. Because it's going to kill people. Their lives are at
stake.
So let's let's talk about that very issue, which is the he's
been accused of pumping snake oil, fake drugs, drugs that
don't work, unproven, unscientific against Fauci,
against Fauci j. So this is a continuous, I watch all of these
briefings, I watch them forward, backward, I take copious notes,
I clipped little bits and pieces from it, because the only place
because of this attitude is sunny Austin, that you actually
get any information. And if only as she said, on the back end,
you know, we'll get all the information, important things
out, well, no one's doing that. They're just getting the most of
the journalist gotcha questions and that kind of stuff. But when
we talk about the drugs, in particular, there's been a
change. And the change is obvious as Fauci is now, instead
of pushing the vaccines hard, and I think there must have been
a talk, he must have had a talking to somewhere, instead of
pushing the vaccine really hard. Now he's pushing not one, not
two, not three 510 10 clinical trials, which have nothing to do
with hydroxychloroquine, although they may have the same
effect. And here's how he describes what's going on. I
think it's clear from his intonation, that he's finally
happy, kind of
the other thing, that's some just broad, general, good news,
from the standpoint of a scientific standpoint, that
there are a lot of candidate potential therapeutics that are
going into clinical trials now that we're sponsoring at the
NIH, the kinds of clinical trials, those give us the
answer. Are they safe? Are they effective, and just what is the
capability of using them under what circumstances as
prophylaxis as treatment in early disease in late disease?
So as the time goes by, and we have the public health measures
to try and contain this We're doing an awful lot from a
scientific standpoint. So that when we do get to next year,
next fall next winter, hopefully we'll have something that we can
offer, in addition to the very important public health
measures.
So in addition to hydroxychloroquine. Now, none of
that's and of course, the Nid. That's his shop. So he's all
jacked up and got 10 clinical trials. Yeah, it's great. We're
doing it. And maybe for the other winter, they'll be ready
Nothing for now, because we need the official medic medication,
we can have some generic thing that is out of patent. And the
truth wants to come out in this next clip from the President,
because the one that is being pushed and I think we identified
this early on, is remdesivir. An antiviral, which is I think it's
it's been around for a while hasn't remdesivir is not new. Is
it? Just new for this application? Yeah. And that's
made by Gilead. So we've heard that was the first name out of
the gate for any work was Gilead. We know that weeks ago.
And now here's the president and he will talk about one of these
other drugs that besides hydroxy, Chloroquine, but the
truth wants to come out listen to what he says
through the FDA is Coronavirus treatment acceleration program.
19 therapies and treatments are now being tested and 26 more in
the active planning or clinical trial. So we have 19 therapies
being tested currently. And 26. More are in the active planning
for clinical trials. That's a big statement. That's a lot
trials for Ghillie ads, anti rival drug remdesivir.
I mean, that isn't the truth want to come out with that or
what? Anti rival drug you can almost see him saying that on
purpose. Anti rival? Yeah, that is exactly what it is.
Gilead says anti rival drug remdesivir Continue. And the
company has also expanded emergency use for new patients
getting good early results. By the way, the companies that
manufacture hydroxy Chloroquine are massively ramping up
production. As you know, many people are recommending strongly
Z Pak be added to Z Pak, and also zinc. And the federal
government continues to build our stockpiles and distributed
millions of doses for doctors to use as they see fit.
So I don't know I have a feeling he might have said it on purpose
because he was launched into hydroxychloroquine, Chloroquine,
and the Z Pak and the zinc. Maybe it's just my
no
purpose, but he definitely had it on his mind. But you know,
they'll just say just a dummy can't read.
Exactly. So we had the kind of minor Fructus practice about
African Americans. This started up I think it was on a Wednesday
or Thursday, we just know Thursday morning, I think is
when it wanted to just started to break that African Americans
are. I think was it 23% More than they represent of the
entire makeup of the country? It should be Yeah, it's much higher
than they should be. So the Surgeon General, let me see have
Yeah, this is your Miche. Actually, she asked a question
in the press briefing. I think it was on Thursday. And it kind
of gives us the idea as to how this will be spun. And I we
initially said oh, this will of course be Trump is killing black
people in the street, leaving him to die. Yeah, Michel
sindoor. from PBS kind of takes it there, stay at home, shoot.
The African American disparities quick question for you. And a
question for the Surgeon General, free for you, Mr.
President. We know that these health disparities have existed
for a long time among African Americans, Latinos and other
people of color. Why did the administration possibly have a
plan directed those communities to prevent high death rates,
knowing that the health disparities were there?
So the way I hear what she's saying is, why didn't you help
black people from being killed? Especially if you knew that
there were health disparities?
It's just that's kind of what she said. But it was done in a
way that it's a gotcha question because you can't really not
answer it. First of all, she questions that these reporters
use that debt involve a premise of their own creation. Yeah, are
really unfair chickenshit questions just to put it mildly
because the premises arguable then the premises that these
people are going to die, if anything at all happens to them
because they're being screwed by the system, which is all the
underlying beliefs of these sorts of reporters. Yeah. Very
liberal reporter. And if you and if you're if you allow that to
be the premise for the question, then you've you've already lost
the answer. I mean, it's and that's what she's doing. It's
really very important. Poor. I don't think she's a good
journalist. I think she should be replaced by another person of
color that actually has talent.
While the President did answer it. And I think in the only way
he could, knowing
that the health disparities were there.
Well, we do have a plan and one of the things I'm most proud
about is what I've been able to do for the African American
community. The lowest job numbers in history,
all the pants. That's exactly what he did. I don't know if he
got it from pence or pence got it from him, but as good
of our country, this was just before the games I'm just saying
this has been here for three weeks right? So just before
African American community had the lowest unemployment the best
employment numbers more African American you
get the idea
turned around that was beautiful. I've never seen never
does that he usually just what with her? I think he's learned
his lesson. Yes. Yes. lasted for a number of times for being a
bonehead. And he's gotten so much flack for it, that he's
decided okay, I'll play a different game. Now. He's
playing pencils game.
It's technically now we call that pulling up pence pulling up
pulling up pants in jujitsu move it totally. In general, he's
much better with a journalist. He's He's hit his stride he's
hit his groove. Even with the annoying questions, he's still
pretty good. Do you want to go back to this, this black
American issue, because the day before the Surgeon General
Jerome Adams made a statement, addressing specifically
communities of color,
stay at home, if possible. If you must go out, maintain six
feet of distance between you and everyone else. And wear a mask.
If you're going to be within six feet of others wash your hands
more often than you ever dreamed possible. Avoid alcohol,
tobacco, and drugs. And well, your friends and family. What?
What?
Why do you have to avoid alcohol? This is a classic
download don't hold on. Hold
on. It's this will come back this question will
need to be drinking alcohol I we just went to total wise. Yeah,
that would mean me yesterday, and the place is packed with
people loaded. Loading up with gin.
Do you say people need to be drinking? Yeah, it's very
important, right? It's an important part of our regime. I
think so.
And call your friends and family. Check in on your mother.
She wants to hear from you. Right now. Speaking of mothers,
we need you to do this. If not for yourself, then for your
abuela do it for your granddaddy do it for your big mama, do it
for your pop pop. We need you to understand, especially in
communities of color, we need you to step up and help stop the
spread so that we can protect those who are most vulnerable.
Now, I agree with you that the alcohol comment stuck in in my
mind as well. You mish had other issues with what the who was? In
case you didn't know the Surgeon General Jerome Adams is American
descendant of slavery. He's a black man. But here's the
question from a black woman.
Thank you, Mr. Turner. Thank you ever quick question for you,
you. You've said that African Americans and Latinos should
avoid alcohol, drugs and tobacco you'll said do it for your own
Well, I do it for Big Mama and pop pop. There are some people
and there's some people online they're already offended by that
language. And the idea that you're saying behaviors might
I love that offended by him saying your pop pop and your Big
Mama offended by that language? Oh, no. I mean, you are wasting
actual physical space now you me she
leading to these high death rates? Could you talk about what
they're not? People will? Could you I guess have respond to
people who might be offended by the language.
I use that language because that's the language. I've been
meeting with the NAACP with the National Medical Association
with others. I actually talked with with Derek Johnson, a
multiple times this week, the head of the NAACP and we need
targeted outreach to the African American community and I use the
language that is used in my family. I have a Puerto Rican
brother in law. I call my granddaddy granddaddy, I have
relatives who call their their, their grandparents, Big Mama. So
that was not meant to be offensive. That's the language
that we use, and that we need to continue to target our outreach
to those communities. It is critically important that they
understand it's not just about them. And I was very cool. hear
about that. It's not just about what you do. But you also are
not helpless. We need to do our part at the federal level. We
need people to do their parts at the state level and we need
everyone. black, brown, white, whatever color you are to follow
the President's guidelines. I got to ask
Moe about that. He said, like some black card check or
something she did on him. It's very bizarre.
I don't know. I think I have no idea why she asked that question
that in that way.
Well, she said that people were shocked by it. upset people.
Twitter, Twitter. Hello, what? Where else are the people that
journos listen to? They're on Twitter. They just listen to
each other. But the President problem the president, he loves
him his big black man, I'll tell you that.
And I can tell you Jerome has done a fantastic job. In
general, I just hope nobody steals him and he goes to one of
these big companies for a fortune. Dove us, right?
Totally. Leave us tomorrow, please. You're happy and you're
doing a great job. And everybody, everybody tells me
that too. So we appreciate it.
No, that's not good news. The Press? No,
you're you're you had an analysis of this guy when you
call him Mike Tyson. Yeah, about three show two or three shows
ago where you brought up the fact that he doesn't do what he
should be doing, telling us how to exercise and things. Now he's
telling us not to drink. He's tell now.
Stay at home, don't drink get depressed yourself.
I don't find him very impressive, either. But yeah,
but he reads, you know, you can read a script. And
he handled the admissions question quite nicely. And he
actually i
Yes, I will say I feel that he is and that's training man. This
guy is trained. He's got media training and advice the book and
it's pumping it out. But I mean, come on, man. If if you're a
black man and black people, it's the way you talk and what is
wrong with the world? Because you said pop pop and Big Momma.
Big Cheese have very bizarre we Oh, yes. This was cool. The O N
reporters came back the one American news reporter which is
the one with way too much hair and she wears her shorts and
she's got tons of makeup. And she's that's the blonde. No.
Brunette, almost black hair. Okay. Yeah. Ronnie, I think her
name is Roni. Roni the Rona journaux. And, and she's all the
way in the back. And this was a to me scripted. She was given
this question asked this question. The President has
something to say and this is about Venezuela. She brings up
something I had not read. I hadn't heard about China
apparently encroaching on Venezuela. And she asked the
President about it. So she may be incredibly good.
Okay. Yeah. You want to say we do know about this? We have
discussed China and Venezuela before, but this was months and
months ago.
Yeah. But but something new has happened that she knew about
or administration has placed a $15 million bounty on
Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro. And we have news this morning that
President Xi is talking with Nicolas Maduro expressing his
financial support for Maduro. So two questions. One, have you
discussed with Dr. Sheikh, our President Xi, your US policy on
Maduro and to our what is how does it affect a US policy with
regard to foreign and tech? We will not be happy if that takes
place. I have not spoken to President Xi of China about
Venezuela about that aspect of Venezuela. But if that took
place, we will not be happy. Okay. I will not be
concerned that he's opening up another
thing. I'm concerned about everything. That's why I don't
sleep a lot. I get myself concerned about everything. But
I would not be happy about that. Go ahead.
I'm pretty sure that question was planted and free.
Well, she's way in the back. That's probably wasn't a good.
He was cute to call on her.
Yes. And the set up, you know, I don't know. And he's and he was
saying I'm really not going to be happy if that's true. Which
was just a just send a message.
Exactly. It's it's a mess, sending a message to sheep. I've
gotten the the correct pronunciation is she S H E.
Apparently Trump pronounces it very well. According to people
who live in China. Then we have the I'm sorry,
the X is very confusing to
for me. I want to say a G but it's she she we heard the the
bonehead reporter who asked the question about oil. And then
Trump said you know, what's the price of oil? I didn't know the
price and the guys Alright. Goodbye. ended his career right
there. Well, some smart reporter figured that one out
today Oh, well, it's trading today at about $23 a barrel.
You can hear him go. Yeah, yeah. It's like I'm in
trading today at about $23 a barrel.
What would you want to see the price? Do you want it at
3040 $50 a barrel? Well, I want
to see it where there's a certain market. But I also don't
want I don't want to see it where people are have no idea.
You know, we're opening up, we'll be opening up areas for
storage of oil, massive areas for storage of
oil. All right. What was interesting about the oil story
is he did explain about the OPEC plus call since the oil
producing economic countries and the United States and Mexico in
this case, and I haven't seen a lot of reporting on on what has
been going on in the financial press. But he explained this
reasonably well at his thing is Friday briefing. And it's very
interesting that we're essentially cooking up Mexico,
we're helping them out to get the price of oil up
significantly.
So the OPEC nations met, they've been meeting and you know, I've
hated OPEC over the years absolutely hated it. But
obviously it broke down. And we potentially have years worth of
supply long time before it ever can catch up, even if they do
reduce it. And they agreed but Mexico didn't agree it was one
of the few countries that didn't agree this OPEC plus OPEC plus
countries outside you understand, and Mexico didn't
agree. And I understand the President very well, he has a
level when he came in and he wanted to keep it at that level
oil is important for Mexico, the problem is, and I explained it
very strongly, you know, you're going to be selling it for $5 or
$10 a barrel. So in the end, it's bad. But he did have some
political difficulty with it, frankly. And I understand that
too. And it's a small amount for us. It's a large amount from
Mexico. But it's a very small amount for the United States
being the biggest producer. So I agreed to pick up some of the
slack. So he was going to reduce it by 100,000 Barrels reduces
output by 100,000 barrels. And I was going to pick up the slack.
And they would make it up to us at a later date. They would make
up what we're doing at a later date. It could be in a different
form. I don't know whether or not that's going to be for
Mexico was acceptable. I don't know whether or not that's going
to be acceptable to the other oil producing nations. We'll
find out.
I've learned over the years.
How much money do we have as a country? Wow.
Well, I've I've learned over the years in a business deal. If
someone says to you age groups, if someone says we'll make you
whole on the back end, which I think is good. Mexico just said
to us, it will make your home. We said that to them. No, they
are going to make us whole. They owe us because we're going to
take a 250,000
barrel cut works out. Now.
You should have said I'll just add it to your wall. Bill. How
about I'll add it to the town. WVU
that that would have been the thing to say. Just add it to
Mexico's tab. Very interesting, though. It's I mean, he really
had to do that he really wants to get overtime. He is working
overtime is absolutely right. Also overtime, working overtime
is the data that I think we're now pretty much completely aware
that the data is overblown, or the analysis of the data is
overblown. The core data itself is absolutely bullcrap numbers
being inflated for a number of reasons, I just have a couple of
short clips to run through the latest status of the numbers,
the literally the models and the numbers. Let's put it that way.
Here's Fauci telling us again, trying to explain why it's all
great what's happening because the models are really they're
just not models, but the kind of a thing and well, you get the
idea.
I know I sound like a broken record. I want to sound like a
broken record. Let's just keep doing it. I get questions a lot,
Dr. Brooks and I about these numbers, the projections that
you went with from 100,000 200,000. Now down to
60,000. That's a sign that when as I keep saying when you take
the data you have and you reinsert it into the model. The
model modifies data is real model is hypothesis. Oh, okay.
So that's what you have to do. And that's what I think we're
seeing.
I got it data is real models are hypothesis. Okay.
Well, to equate this global warming model Well, sadly,
based upon this model, we got a lot of hospitals ready we can
cancelled all of the elective surgeries. We cut everything
down and we're waiting for the surge and it's not coming 250
beds Army Field Hospital was set up inside the cavernous
CenturyLink Field Event Center. It was ready to begin receiving
patients later this week. But now there's a sudden change in
plans. Washington Governor Jay Inslee announced the state, the
Defense Department and local officials agree the field
hospitals should redeploy to another state in more dire
straits. Washington state has flattened the curve, as they
say, the worst fears from a few weeks ago, when the call went
out to Fort Carson, Colorado, were not realized emergency
managers and local hospital leaders tell Inslee his office,
they have sufficient capacity to handle the expected volume of
COVID 19 patients.
And this is happening everywhere. Hospitals are
furloughing hundreds of employees.
We have notes from a number of producers saying that they're
getting laid off at these hospitals in there and the
hospitals themselves are losing money.
Yes, and they apparently early on found a way to combat that.
And this is State Senator Scott Jensen, I think his name is he's
also a medical doctor, he's in Minnesota. And he explains the
reimbursement for hospitals based upon type of ailment
people have, as it pertains to COVID, we're gonna
have hospitals shut down and potentially never open their
doors. Again, this is serious business, we might have the big
metropolitan healthcare systems getting big chunks of money from
the feds. But the bottom line is your outer ring hospitals and
your hospitals out in Minnesota that aren't critical access,
they're at risk. So I think that I would rather have people draw
their own conclusions,
let me just say this, if I admit a patient to the hospital, and
they're on Medicare, and they have just routine pneumonia for
a diagnosis, the hospital will get a lump sum payment called a
DRG. And it will be about $4,600. If I admit that same
patient, and I attach COVID-19, to the pneumonia diagnosis, then
it goes from 4600 to $13,000. For that admission, regardless
of whether the patient is in the hospital for three days, or 13
days, if during that hospitalization, I put the
patient on a ventilator for a period of time, then the payment
goes from $13,000 to $39,000. Now that's, that's a big
payment, you're not going to see many outstate hospitals get
access to those kinds of dollars, when you start talking
about these and then I think people can understand the
context of how critical this is that it isn't a fair playing
field. And we've got hospitals in outstate, Minnesota, that are
not going to get the same kind of attention, or monetary
support.
So this is a little freaky. Knowing that getting someone
onto the ventilator, pops up the reimbursement to 39k. And Raya
getting these ventilators, you know, they're I don't know, if
we're, if anyone's paying for them at the moment, I'm sure
maybe some of
the ventilators were about five grand and they've jacked the
price up many of these places that have canceled their
contracts, and now they're selling the same ones for
$15,000. Because they could do the sales pitch, you've seen the
Silicon Valley sales pitch for technology. You're gonna pay
$15,000 for this ventilator, it pays for itself with one person
on the ventilator right to $40,000. Right? So the $15,000
is not a lot to pay. Well, when I was only paying five before.
Well, it's okay. You look at the look at the profit you're gonna
make from these. Now I want to dad to you this thesis of yours,
which is to say, I've also and the numbers prove this out and
I've mentioned it in the newsletter about the 10% of the
Italians that were actually COVID deaths yeah was 10% of the
total number so the whole number and Italy's should be knocked
down by 10%. Maybe space pulling a stunt to in the United States,
we have this ridiculous situation where California has
very few COVID deaths compared to New York, even though with
twice the population and probably three times the
homeless population of New York, I have to say and having worked
in the government and worked with guys from New York and New
Jersey, in at the air pollution those who are inspectors of the
their New York is corrupt. This is a scam New York is stealing
people's money is stealing the money of the taxpayer. I'm not
believing anything. I believe in those movies. They keep taking
down from YouTube showing the empty hospitals and then the day
before showing a staged event in front of the hospital as though
New York's falling apart. District New York is the
problem. John Cena borax pet peeve of the day.
Always love a perfectly timed pet peeve. They go well, to add
to that. This news of course is getting around people are
questioning the billing codes, how it works, how much money
there's enough examples of people admitting even Dr. Burks
herself admitted that you die, you got COVID your mark as a
COVID-19 death. However, interestingly enough, now the
chances of once you're on the ventilator, what is it is like
20% chance you're gonna get off, you're the 80% chance of dying
or is that the number 50 to 80 to die 50 to a 50 to 80 to die
10 to win 58 to die? Well miraculously amidst all of this
billing, confusion, we get a little statistic thrown at us
from Dr. Burks
age groups who really needs hospitalization, ICU, the
innovative pieces coming from we heard a great report from
Louisiana this morning on the phone call where they talked
about a minimum now of 40% of people coming off of ventilators
alive and leaving the hospital this is very encouraging to us.
I'm really shows amazing progress clinically. At each of
these hospitals and the real lessons we're learning and
sharing across hospitals,
clinically Hmm. I wonder is that because they're using
hydroxychloroquine? Is that because they figured out that
maybe they were using the ventilators incorrectly what?
Well, the range has always been 50 to 80%. What she's describing
60%, which is 40% are coming off a live that means 60% of the
people on the ventilator are dying.
But I thought it was great. I thought it was more like 80 to
90%. She seems really happy. I always thought it was 80 plus
the die. No, no, it's 50 to 80. It was very clear. We had a clip
that outlined it quite nicely. And 80 is a number that's not
but this is 60. This is not good.
I just want to hear what did you remember it was an NPR report.
Okay, so many clips.
Yeah, I don't worry about it. But it could also be that she's
surprised about the numbers. So something is different that she
notices, no matter what, this is part of the problem. What's the
benchmark? She thinks she thinks 60% chance of dying is good. I
mean, this is all very disturbing, but not quite as,
by the way, I want to mention that in corruption studies in
the United States, Louisiana may be the most corrupt cite.
Fact love it. Well, they also got a lot of vent of need for
events. And this was one of the big things to have no wonder
hospitals want to give us extra ventilators. We can always say
we put someone on it. Put two on that guy. The most disappointing
thing has been Dr. Drew. Dr. Drew is not just backpedaling he
has flipped the canoe upside down as done a 180.
Yeah, I mean, yeah, I understand this, but I have to know this
now. Who does he work for? Does he have a syndicated show? Is he
working for one of the big networks? Well, the Chinese
neural net? Well,
no, this clip I think will be self explanatory. Okay. Recall
that he used to work for what he called the Fauci army, the Fauci
army of fear during the HIV AIDS crisis, and he was out and that
we had a clip where he said specifically that was my job was
to scare people about what's going on. And he's been very
vocal that this is not like it like a flu. Well, one ad from
Dr. Drew with some telling little tidbits,
I am expressing my deepest apologies for getting it wrong
with the beginning comparing Coronavirus to influenza. That
was wrong. What I did get right was telling everybody after I
stated my position to be sure you listen to Dr. Fauci because
he should always be your North Star, he will get it right no
matter what
I think that's your answer, John is what whoever he works for. He
got a call and it's like, remember me? I'm the Angel of
Death. Dr. Fauci, you must always tell them I'm a right
state of
mind position to be sure you listen to Dr. Fauci because he
should always be your North Star, he will get it right no
matter what. And he has been and I was convinced will always be
the person we should listen to, and follow His direction and
nothing more, nothing less. Okay. Again, we are getting lots
of threats. Oh, rats. I'd like us to please ask that you stop.
So let me see. Dr. Fauci is the man to believe always, always,
always, I've been getting some threats
and that we get together. This is a time for collective effort,
not for scapegoating. So I was engaged in a bit of loser think
by comparing numbers I have a lot of numbers in my head. Holy
shit. Did you hear that?
Yeah, plug for Scott's book. How
about they're both deranged? Maybe they're talking? Because
he's not talking about the book. He's saying, I suffered from
loser think it's the title of his book. Yeah. And looking at
Scott Adams the way he's been reacting recently. I wonder if
either those two have been talking, or both of them got a
call? Well,
well, I don't say okay, here's the play, this is where to play
the game. We got to touch.
This is a time for collective effort, not for scapegoating. So
I was engaged in a bit of loser thing by comparing numbers, I
had a lot of numbers in my head, I was dealing with 100,000
people dying of opiates and drugs every year, I was dealing
with a billion people infected with h one n one and 500,004
year to 60 year olds dying of that 24 million flu cases and 30
to 60,000 dying of that those numbers were in my head as I was
trying to compare this outbreak to that, and I shouldn't have
been doing that I should have been just addressing this
outbreak is what it was. I didn't understand the ferocity
of this virus and it's contagious. This and now my
heart and soul is with New York City, which is where I spend a
lot of my time I've signed up for the New York and California
health court and it will be part of the part of the frontline if
I should be needed.
Collective compliance. I'm writing that on down from the
troll room. Well, he's complying that's for sure.
Well, I think you know, the scene in network.
Okay, which one by the end
where the guy the not the crazy Howard? Howard Beale goes into
the office of Ned Beatty network?
Yes, it's a classic you don't fuck with the advertisers or the
big companies or whatever it was,
it was he was he got read the riot act by Ned Beatty. And that
dudes one of the greatest scenes in any movie and Beatty just
reads this guy, the riot act? Who do you think you are? Which
is really basically the premise is Who Do You Think You Are you
did this and this and this and you're now messing with this
forces beyond your imagination. Blah, blah, blah. And you read
somebody the riot act like this, especially if they have some
connection to your purse strings to your image, as you can
imagine, did good happened to the no agenda show? We could
have we could be all of a sudden swept away brought into let's
say by I don't know Langley and put into a dark room which
probably is
pro right probe me.
Or no, yeah, it was flying saucers, or whatever. The point
is, is that somebody read him the riot act? Yes. Well, that's
I believe it was Fauci. I think Fauci is a tough little guy.
He's a small man that has the Napoleonic complex is pretty
obvious. He's got the voice of a guy who could do that. And I
think he read him the riot act and told them that all these
things are going on he he is messing with the the control
forces
of nature, the forces of nature.
Yeah. And so he's, he had to backpedal to an extreme. And in
exchange, he got named on a couple of these DS compliance
boards or whatever they are that he described. And he's okay.
That's
exactly right. Exactly. He's on the board there.
Yeah. And there's money involved. Yeah, it's not doing
that for free.
And if Dr. Drew and said, Hey, he did say that I'm wrong, okay.
I made a mistake. I'm cool with that. I
think it takes it. It's good. You were wrong, you were wrong.
But then immediately to say, always believe, Fauci, Fauci is
the guy that's Oh, that was the that was the tell. That was to
tell. And then they said anything about Fauci would be
very easy to take. But apparently, I believe, and this
is another one, I'll just throw this out there as a possibility.
Fauci seems because he's on TVs all over them. It just seems
like he's you started the show with him. He seems like an
egomaniac. And he probably demanded to, you know, tell
people that he probably may have demanded to have his name
mentioned
would and especially a nice catch, you know, that he he's on
some board or whatever they put him at the end. They're good
catch. And that to follow up, I have been getting, you know,
threats, threats against my family.
Who's getting threats. I mean, there's plenty of people on
YouTube. That's what sales were with that are going off the deep
end with all kinds of crazy theories. Are they getting
threats? Not that I know is Dr. Drew that much of a target that
he gets threats for. And he's getting threats from what? Yeah,
this is a good question. You
get what he says, Well, I think it's not as bad as the floor is
the flu. It's another version of the flu or whatever. He said, I
can't remember his early commentary, but he was equating
it to the flu which up rarely Can't you know as illegal codes
of blood diseases kind of different, say the least. But he
is making that kind of an error saying it's the flu kind of a
flu is gonna get you death threats really? I don't think
so.
I know Dr. Drew has a sizable audience. I can't speak to his
his media tribe. But I know that I'm certainly getting a lot of
pushback from people on social media. Not no agenda social.com
Of course because the algos, there's no algos. So you post
anything even even a question. For instance, I had a question
I've been looking at the the 2018 29 influenza shot, which as
we know missed the mark they chose for the AST or the beast,
the a strain the B strain showed up. So they missed it. But
interestingly, to me, interesting to me, is that
today, this year's flu shot has a 36% chance of causing viral
interference. Know anything about this viral interference
means you can actually any type of what am I the respiratory
virus that could come along? You could be more susceptible to it
if you got this year's flu shot.
Yeah, Bill Gates has shots and apparently has been documented
to have a lot of these effects.
Well, and so I tweeted, I said I'd be interested to know of the
people who were hospitalized. How many of them had a flu shot?
And immediately
Yeah, you're gonna get that information. That's coming right
away.
I immediately got a little bit of hate. You and your tropes
Caray?
Yeah anti Vaxxer terrorists
Antiva conspiracy theorists anti Vaxxer yo no, not really. I
would if you don't mind me pressing you on your homework. I
wouldn't mind taking a trip around the world see what's
going on elsewhere with the Coronavirus? Oh,
yeah, there's a few reports. But I want to get to the one that I
promised. That was the Sweden report because the Swedish thing
is getting more interesting as people have have starting to
promote these other theories of herd immunity and how you get
get to hear herd immunity, including this one guy don't
have a clip from goes on about how this thing would have blown
over and for weeks that we just let it go.
We got an email from one of our producers actually a couple of
them but I pulled one out. From all off in Sweden. I'm happy to
wait to read it after the Eclipse whatever you want.
Let's play the clips and read them read the note. I think that
would work because these clips are older than that note. Okay.
So let's go sweet and report one it there's the international
television network it and they they produce pieces. packages
for PBS.
They've been around for 100 years and most of their
employees are equally as old. We've all worked with ITA. It
and we're still in lockdown in Britain. But first the
government here adopted the Swedish version, which meant
that there were fairly limited restrictions. Then they switched
to the Danish version, which required an almost total
shutdown. This is a story of two very similar Nordic cultures
who've got a widely differing approach about how to fight
COVID-19. At a time when most of the world is shuttered. Sweden
is open for business markets and shops or trading, restaurants or
serving schools are educating the Swedes advocate limited
social distancing. Their strategy is to protect the
vulnerable while allowing the virus to spread through healthy
people so they can develop antibodies. This is designed to
create so called herd immunity, which theoretically should
result in most people being safe. But today, the health
authorities announced a further 96 fatalities. Thank you very
much. Last night President Trump criticized the Swedish approach.
They talk about Sweden but Sweden is suffering very
greatly. You know that right? Sweden did that. The herd. They
call it the herd.
Swedish anti virus campaign is being led not by the country's
Prime Minister, but by Anders tech. Now, an epidemiologist
with the experience of fighting Ebola in Africa. He responded to
Mr. Trump this afternoon.
No, we don't share his opinion. Of course we're suffering.
Everybody in the world is suffering right now in different
ways. But we just healthcare, which I guess is alludes to,
it's
very difficult to understand is taking care of this in in a
very, very good manner. Fellow scientists, Marcus Carlson
despairs of Sweden, being so out of step with most of the world.
This, to me, sounds a bit like a madman. We are here playing
Russian roulette with the Swedish population Carl Gustaf
into the disapproval of government tactics as he urged
suites to cancel the traditional annual getaway to country
cabins.
Oddly, the report didn't actually give us any idea if it
was working or not.
Well, that's it's kind of covered in the second half. But
they did mention there's there's suffering, they have 96 ICs. For
at the time, which is about a week ago, suffering, yes.
Suffering. So was that 9696? Dead? Here's what would I before
we play the second half of this. There was a note here that I
think was interesting was that guy goes nuts and says the
Swedes are crazy. The problem that I think they're the world
community's dealing with here, we're still trying to do this in
a kind of quasi form of world government. Yes.
Yeah. So that everybody has to do the same, do the same.
This way you do it this way. And then when it's when it's over
was it was it's a good thing that we had, we all did it this
way. Because this way is the way Sweden is decided to go off the
rails and go do their own thing, which now you have an A B study,
no violence. Sorry. Anyway, there you go. There goes the
world governance idea, because you have you know, these guys
doing it their own way, and if there are and hopefully they
won't be successful for God. If they are, then the World
Government should be blown out of the water. Anyway.
novelist and newspaper columnist Lena Anderson approves of what
she believes is Swedish common sense.
So I see it as a sound rationality once you get this
explained by the authorities and the experts, people are grown up
adult enough to realize what that that's the wise thing to
do. It's not that we have to pick between locking down
society for two years, or going for herd immunity to infections,
which is what Swedes are doing.
We met Iranian born economist Tino Sanandaj. In 2015. He's
renowned for challenging conventional Swedish thought and
wishes the country had followed some Asian models.
The South Koreans are containing it. They use mass testing,
tracking, there are other technologies, masks since that
option exists. If I because I believe that option does exist.
The Swedish authorities have sort of dismissed it. It's just
not South Korea. So different we can't do that. Why?
In Sweden, the rate of deaths stands at 69 per million and
rising. Whereas five miles away across the bridge in Denmark,
it's 39. Familiar.
Sweden latest numbers 10,483 tested detected infections 899
deaths. And here's producer Olof for some reason he is from
Sweden. For some reason all foreign reports about Sweden
seem wrong. Life in Sweden is I live in Sweden, everything is
just fine. The hospitals are not filled to capacity. And the new
field hospital we built this completely unused. That's a
familiar story. Not a single person there. The peak of the
virus seems to have passed just before this weekend, and the few
intensive care beds we had extremely few per capita held up
fine. The media has of course tried to instill terror in the
people and succeeded until Trump spoke out against Sweden. The
media hates Trump so much that if he says Sweden is wrong than
the media all of a sudden agrees with the countermeasures we
have. To Trump actually. That's fantastic. In foreign news, it
seems that everything is going on just like ordinary here that
is far from true. Everyone can can work from home bars and
restaurants can keep open. No one can drink at the bar, but no
one can drink at the bar and the tables need to be further apart
and saturate. I think that's where we're headed, seems to be
working well, but what other countries does, but seems to be
working well. But what other countries do not understand is
that Swedes first of all, are big on social distance, even
without COVID I didn't realize that that's kind of the opposite
of the Chinese. Most importantly, we love to listen
to our governments. So they suggest that we work from home
almost everyone will that along with a long tradition of doing
what's best for society works as well as Shelter in Place Order.
Also, the Swedish government has the same problems the US the
government has relatively little power and the departments and
governmental bodies really have the most power here all thank
you very much. And I agree with you on the on the global
governance, in fact, that picked up a professor from New Zealand,
who was discussing the recent call for a at least a temporary
global government. By by Gordon Brown, you know, Gordon Brown,
the former Chancellor of the Exchequer, who sold all
Britain's gold too early at a low price. And that wasn't the
prime minister for half him. Minute. Yes, he
was a prime minister for a short time.
Can you just quickly tell us a little bit more about what
Gordon Brown is suggesting and how seriously that's been taken?
I think what we've seen in the last three months through
COVID-19, is that the world will increasingly have to cooperate.
And this, of course, cuts right across the populist message that
states can go into loan to solve their problems. COVID-19 seems
to suggest the opposite. And it's no coincidence that Gordon
Brown, the former UK Prime Minister, is now recommending a
temporary form of world government to do to tackle the
twin crisis, the economic crisis and the medical crisis caused by
COVID-19, Gordon Brown, who actually played a role in trying
to deal with the consequences of the financial crisis, the global
financial crisis of 2008 2009 has argued that basically
representatives of most countries in the world,
including developing countries, should form a temporary
executive, to try to come up with an a coordinated response
to COVID 19. Every state at the moment is competing for
ventilators. They're competing for masks. They're competing,
it's almost a race to the bottom, they're competing for
things, and they're trying to solve a global problem with a
national interest approach. And I think what Brown is saying is
that governments seriously have to governments have to accept
this as a global emergency. And that a global challenge, like
COVID 19 requires by definition, a global response.
We are the world we are the children. Global global bank,
global globally the global response everybody's gotta jump
in. That's pathetic.
I wanted to since you played it just to kind of an idea, the
notion that the that the Swedish press turn on a dime because
isn't that great? That shows the presses their hostility. Yeah. I
wanted to point out I'm gonna have a clip until his hands have
constant harping on we had one earlier, the harping on Trump
not doing enough soon enough. Yes, yes. You know, just like
and that's the other meme besides the one that we you
caught earlier, which I have already forgotten. But the these
memes are out there. Here is and this combines with your
presentation about Saturday Night Live. Here's Seth Meyers
doing his show from home and he has to slip this instead of just
doing comedy or some joke. He has to slip this little
political that in for piece of information in there the way he
sees it.
The President and his allies are trying to wish away the
Coronavirus pandemic and hoping you'll forget that he badly
botched his response to the crisis for more on this.
Yeah, that's that's the investigation. I think they
already have the the team all set up, they're going to
investigate and overturn every rock about why we responded to
late how many mistakes the President made. And the
underpinning for that will be that he didn't operate or
execute the defense production act properly. And that he didn't
act like the dictator they've always said he was and do a
national shutdown. Those are the two things that he's going to,
dare I say it possibly be impeached for again? Oh, yes.
And for crimes against humanity?
Well, that's a possibility. So if you know if the another way,
of course to stop this is to not vote any Democrats into the
House of Representatives, because if you're gonna if
anyone votes, a dip for the Democrats into the House of
Representatives, they are going to see the next four years being
just completely bogged down by this nonsense, which is, you
know, that Nancy Pelosi crew, you know, they just have to be
voted out, and then they maybe we can get something done in
four years. As these people say that, well, if Trump gets
reelected, this country's going down, yes, we're gonna die. We
cannot go down the truth because there's not going to be any real
President running the place. It's going to be the House of
Representatives. Yes. Anyway. So
a big part of where we need to focus now is getting back to
work. And how are we going to do that? And what are the
parameters going to be? Friday, the President was said several
times that this is the biggest decision I'm ever going to make.
I'm not making it alone. I have. He just went over and over about
all the people who would be involved. He's gonna have a
special A panel, I think Tuesday he'll be announcing some of
that. And he started to telegraph us. And some quite
clearly actually telegraph his ideas about how we will get back
to work and how we will start the country up again. And it
started, of course, with Jim Acosta, who the President
actually seems to have a pretty good relationship with these
days. So does Tony Fauci he likes hanging out with Jim
Acosta, after some of these, he was winked at a gym the other
day. And so the, I guess, there's a couple of different
pieces that people are talking about. The big one is testing.
And surprisingly enough, there is quite a push out there to
test to see if a you have it. Or if you be, don't have it. So you
would either be sick, which means stay home, or you had the
antibodies, which means you can go out and you're clear your
free human resource go. But if you are completely healthy, and
have not been sick, then you have, oddly, that pre existing
condition. And we'll be forced to stay home somehow. So there's
that there's the idea of tracking and tracing and tracing
back over who you were in contact with. We had
announcements from Apple and Google that they're building
that into the next release of their operating system. So not
just an app. No, no, it's going to be built in. It's going to be
I'm sorry, it'll be opt in.
So every time you try to put any app on your phone,
and you're not even an app, it'll just it's no, it's no,
I mean, you have the raw phone. And you can say you opt out of
that one feature, which is going to be tracked every tried to do
like a dog. Yeah. If you try to install Google Maps or anything
else, it's going to make your opt into that as
well. Yeah. But in fact, it will probably just turn it on. So
what cost is all over this?
Well, you'll do if you look at the list of stuff that you have
to opt in for for just about anything you basically give the
phone to somebody else. Yeah,
yeah. Here's the cost of badgering the president,
how can the administration discuss the possibility of
reopening the country when the administration does not have an
adequate nationwide testing system? For this virus? Don't
you need a nationwide testing system for the virus before you
realize we have
a great testing system, we have the best right now the best
testing system in the world. But there are certain sections,
there are certain sections in the country that are in
phenomenal shape already. Other sections are coming online,
other sections are going down. And we in addition to that are
giving out millions of tests and every day, we're doing it
exponentially we're picking up and what we'll be doing in the
very near future is going to certain areas of our country and
do massive testing. It's not necessary but it would be a good
thing to have
that present to make sure people are safe going back to work. You
don't want to send people back to the workplace
want to have it and we're going to see if we have it did you
need it? No. Is it a nice thing to do? Yes, we're talking about
325 million people and that's not going to happen as you can
imagine. And no it would never happen with anyone else either.
Other countries do it but they do it in unlimited form will
probably be the leader of the back
of course when we do it will be number one I don't care a
couple of things that never get brought up by anybody and I wish
you brought half of the half of it up with a clip earlier. What
are these tests costing Medicare and Medicaid? Yeah, we don't
know exactly are they 100 bucks a pop now that we had one of our
producers wrote in saying he went into the doctor for to
Saudi had Corona and they gave him a test of his temperature
and then didn't do much about anything else and they told him
to go home and he got a bill for like 500 bucks Whoa, because
just apparently just mentioned in Corona all those all
everything ratchets up Yeah. Because you create Oh, now it's
a it's a health hazard is different than everything else
because nobody's immune to it and so you're putting everyone
at risk was going to cost more to treat or just to see you it's
costing more. It is
my understanding that all of the big insurance companies have
said they will pick up the bill for co pays, etc for people
going to a doctor for anything Coronavirus related. I don't
know if that's been codified anywhere properly.
Whether it's true or not. That means they're just Jack Jack
writes and the next go round. Yep. So everyone's going to be
paying everyone's going to be paying more because of this
thing. I haven't caught in a caustic clip. That is a little
it's different. It's just it's further down. But But I think it
has the punch line. Because there's an enormous amount of
truth as always on unrecovered ISIS, one of the things they
don't like people listening to Trump for on on this clip, at
the very end, he makes it very clear what he thinks of
anything. CNN is full of crap anyway, but he has an
interesting point to make at the end. I'm happy to talk
today you paint a rosy picture of what is happening around the
country. If you look at some of these questions, do we have
enough maths? No. We have enough tests node, we have enough PPE.
No. Why would
you say we have enough? Yes, I think the answer is yes. Who who
said no to that?
I'm saying there's no you're saying no. But who sit here with
us. When do we have enough masks? Yes, sirs, we hear from
you said Do we have enough masks? Do we have enough tests?
Yes. Plus, we're developing new tech. Do we have enough? Do we
have enough ventilators? Yes. Do we have enough hospital beds?
Yes. We built 20,000 hospital beds. We have enough hospital
beds. Go ahead. Jim lisco.
What do you say to the I mean, you watch the coverage? You
know, a lot of a lot of states doctors, not a lot of it's not a
lot of it's fake news. Let me just when the doctors thinking
the medical governor on our air governance report have enough
tests we don't have like basmanny
Yet, depending on your air, they always say that because
otherwise you're not going to put them on.
rip that off really fast. Yeah, he did.
The journalists weren't letting this testing slide. They were
not going to let it go. And I don't know who this was, but
threw in a little a little gotcha. Name. It speaking
of testing, some experts, including Scott Gottlieb have
talked about 750,000 tests per week being needed before the
economy is open. Can you address that? Do you agree with those
numbers? If not, how many tests per week? Do you think we should
have before that?
I don't like using the word needed, because I don't think
it's needed. But I think we're going to try and hit a number
like that. That's a very high number, but we're going to be
trying to hit it. And we probably might be able to do
that.
And I think he's listening to Scott Gottlieb Godley was his
FDA. Commissioner. Guess Yeah, the head of the FDA. Up until
last year, he got out now this is this is a big pharma guy. He
I think he works at the American Enterprise Institute as like, if
you look at his Wikipedia page, just all these big pharma
companies that he's working for. And he did weigh in on what he
thought we needed to get back. And since apparently, he's
touting we need 750,000 tests a day. I think the President may
be in cahoots with him or may not let's listen to what he's
thinking.
But Dr. Gottlieb, you've written a proposal on how to reopen the
country for want of a better term. What does it look like?
And is President
Trump listening to your ideas? Well, it certainly made them
available to the White House, what we're saying in the plan
that we put forward was that you want to see a sustained
reduction new cases, and you want to wait an additional two
weeks after you see a sustained reduction in new cases, we
should start seeing a sustained reduction in new cases, in most
parts of this country in the second half of April, and
towards the end of April. So if you follow the timing that we
outlined, that will put you in mid mid May when you start to
contemplate bringing people back to work, but the other thing we
say is that you should have widespread screening in place,
you should have the ability to do point of care screening in
the community. And right now, screening is largely confined to
hospitals, we don't have the capacity to broaden it. So we do
need to continue to ramp up screening, I think that's going
to be the big variable, I think we're going to be taking a step
towards reopening aspects of the economy before we have the
optimal level of screening in place. And that's the risk that
we're going to take as a public health official, I'd like to
have the optimal screening in place I'd like to have the
hospitals have residual capacity, I'd like to, you know,
exercise more caution. But we also need to recognize, quite
frankly, that there are public health implications to what
we're doing here as well, long we keep the country closed,
there's a lot of morbidity and mortality that's accruing.
Because of that people who aren't presenting for prenatal
care aren't presenting with mild strokes or mild heart attacks or
staying at home, there's going to be deaths and diseases result
of the fact that we've engaged in what we've done. So it's a
careful balancing. I'd like to see more screening in place. But
we also need to worry about all this and having in place what we
need. As we go back to school in September as we reopen
residential campuses, that we can have much more widespread
screening and hopefully one or two effective therapeutics to
deal with this virus. If we don't have that by September,
we're going to face a lot of risk in the fall that we have
outbreaks and even the risk of another epidemic.
Thank you, right. John, I think that this guy is actually giving
guidance. And it's a bonanza. He's talking about law, ramping
up testing a lot more tests and gotta have it everywhere. Who
does he represent people who test what he represents. Yeah,
so
screening, which can be just done with a thermometer so they
didn't Yeah,
that's, that's 50 bucks. Yeah, that's a 50 $50 item. Yeah,
screening.
You go. 50 bucks here. 50 bucks. stare 10 bucks a trigger
somebody's forehead, there's a charge of 25 bucks for that 22
that it's already I did 100 before death. So what's your
thinking on Trump? What's Trump's going to do? I believe
that he's going to reopen on March may 1, he's going to keep
it shut down till May 1. I think he may go sooner, but he's going
to have to install some policies. And I think they're
gonna keep social distancing. And everyone's gonna have to
wear a mask until some unknown date in the future.
Yeah, I have two more quick clips for data points. Before I
answer that. Here's the one about tracking.
So Google and Apple have announced that they are jointly
enabling contact tracing on their mobile phone operating
systems. And I'm just wondering if this is something that you
would consider or maybe the
freedoms problems and a lot of other things isn't something
we're going to look at it? Certainly. And we know they've
done that. And it's highly it's very new new technology. It's
very interesting, but a lot of people worry about it in terms
of the person's freedom, we're going to take a look at that
very struggle. Look at it, we'll let you know pretty soon.
So that means no, that will not be a part of any, anything
mandated. If he doesn't say I'm all for it, then it's not
happening. The same goes.
That's true, except that could be state mandated. So you'd have
a Gavin Newsom in a high tech state could work Google and
Apple are both located
could be yes, but that's your problem. Because I live in a
different state.
It's not my problem. My phone's off, it's in a drawer.
I think this is this is going to be a part of his argument. I
believe he met with this group, Friday or Saturday, and this
will be an important part of how he's going to explain why we
need to get out
earlier today, I spoke with hundreds of mental health
leaders and advocates from around the country to discuss
the vital work and the vital work they're doing. We had the
top doctors in the country, some international doctors, mental
health, big factor, not only as the virus inflicted immense
physical suffering on many people, but also mental and
emotional suffering as well. Even though we're staying
physically apart. No American is alone. And we're all in this
together. But the mental health doctors and experts very great
call. It was a very interesting call. They're working very hard.
Yeah. So
he's gonna He's got the numbers, he's going to say, this is
what's happening right now. We are losing more people daily
through all kinds of horrible diseases that come from being
locked up again, no, public health official has given us any
tips or ideas on how to strengthen our immune system,
how to live as a prisoner. Now, there's certain things that are
good for you movement exercise on, if not, you need to
supplement that. So none of that. So we're it's not going to
be very pretty. Here.
We'll go on.
Well, I'm gonna say, here's the big problem that's coming up
this week. This past Friday, some people started getting
money on unemployment. And I don't think anyone's received
the $1,200 check or deposit yet. But the unemployment situation
is, as the President warned, when he signed the Cares Act, he
said very specifically, the Democrats didn't want me to do
it the way I suggested, which was the same direct deposit, we
were doing the 1200 through, they insisted, probably because
they were afraid the President was going to steal it and give
it to his son in law. They insisted they do it through
every state's unemployment system, which is why immediately
you have calls for COBOL programmers. Because this is not
in the logic of the unemployment systems. This is a different
type of logic that needs to be put in there and they were not
ready. Some states will never get it right. And never and so
we have kids who are going through this now and Tina also
it's very confusing. Everyone gets different answers. You get
an email, you don't get an email. There's this things that
you know, it just it's different for everybody. And we don't have
any money yet. So that's, that's a problem. Next Friday will be
it. You're going to hear a lot of people extremely pissed off.
And of course, it will be a Trump botched it you know,
that's going to happen even though he warned upfront, this
was not the way to do it. So he really only has until next
Friday, to make his announcements, because we're not
going to make it until the end of April. Without knowing
exactly what's going to happen it we're going to have
skirmishes when people don't have money, it's not going to
come through fast enough. This is clear to me. So I think he
will have some of his favorite states and I'm, I have a feeling
Texas may be one of them. Abbott has already our governor has
already made a noise that he's going To change the IRS want to
relax the rules to get the state back to work. I think Abbott is
pretty tight with with Trump, I think they like each other. And
I think we'll see a few states open up before the end of April.
And the idea would be May 1, everybody goes out, I think the
states that open first will have will go up to the 50 person
limit. So you can have, you need to have restaurants be able to
open up. So it'll be 50 people all in one go. At the same time.
You can also open up hotels and keep less than 50 guests on the
floor. There's a whole bunch of ways you can do that. And you
can get things starting again but they will not be dependent
upon testing people will be i He's gonna have to give the
pharma guy something because they don't have the vaccine
ready. They don't have Gilead doesn't have the the anti rival
remdesivir Ready. So it's got to give him something so he'll give
them a ton of cash on the on the testing, they'll shut up. And
they'll you know, some companies will require it or not. But it
won't be a mandated law. And we'll just get back to work and
the media for the next two months will tell everybody what
a big mistake it was because every person extra the diet is
blood on Trump's hands. And they'll do that all the way up
until November.
Well, I think that from that perspective, yes. Everything you
said is probably true. I do think there'll be the additional
requirements to wear masks. And I think it's going to be a big
deal. And so the mask business will be good good for the no
agenda mascot company.
Yeah, we need to I would like to have the mass that just clip
behind. I love our bandana. But I saw this I mean, everyone here
in Austin, everyone's got a snazzy mask. Now now that we've
all realized you don't have to have an n95 to live. So now
everyone's just using whatever they got.
Well, theoretically, even the Chinese No, this is a mask is
not to protect you from the viruses protect others from you.
Yes. But don't just talking about me they have 95. Yeah,
that would be true, you'd protect yourself. But generally
speaking, the other message is that when you sneeze or cough,
it doesn't put anything in the air puts it in the mask. And so
there's not just a bunch of little particles flying around.
But anyway, so I think there's going to be a mask requirement,
I think there's going to be a social distancing requirement is
going to make be maintained for a few months, at least a month.
Yeah. Which means there's not going to be any football or
basketball or any of these sports, sporting events, unless
they're stadiums or services. Only 1/5 As many people are
doing, but their sporting guys are going to eat it. And I think
the theater owners are going to eat it. Yeah, I think Broadway
is going to eat it. And I think that's going to continue right
through the election. I don't think there's gonna there's
going to be any lead up. I think all these these businesses,
Hollywood, they're all at risk. If we thought that the Chinese
owned Hollywood already, they're gonna own it completely by the
time this
and we'll put a little bow around it. Here you go China
take that. Well, you're of course, conveniently wrong.
You're absolutely completely wrong. I'm wrong. This is not
how it's going to happen. You're wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong,
wrong. Bill Gates knows how it's going to work, though.
If everything goes perfectly. With the RNA approach. We could
actually beat the AP month we don't want to create, I should
have set it up. The RNA approach is the big hope. This is the
vaccine, and I'm doing big air quotes. Since it's not a vaccine
in the tradition.
It's never been proven to work. Correct.
But it's Bill Gates, man, how can you question him?
If everything goes perfectly with the RNA approach, we could
actually beat the 18 months. We don't want to create unrealistic
expectations. The vaccines and older people is always a huge
challenge. You know, it turns out the flu vaccine isn't that
effective and elderly people most of the benefit comes from
younger people not spreading it because they're vaccinated. And
that that benefits on a community basis, the elderly
here, we clearly need a vaccine that works in the upper age
range, because they're most at risk of that and doing that so
that you amp it up. So
amp it up, isn't that adjuvants is he? When he's amping it up?
He's going to be throwing Thimerosal in there something
whether it be time, sure, but I don't think adjuvants in RNA
does probably noticed anything. Yeah, I'm
doing that so that you amp it up. So it works on older people,
and yet, you don't have side effects. You know, if we have a
one in 10,000 side effects, that's, you know, way more
700,000 You know, people who will suffer from that. So,
really understanding the safety at gigantic scale across all age
ranges, you know, pregnant male, female Under nourished
coexisting comorbidities, it's very, very hard and that actual
decision of Okay, let's go and give this vaccine to the entire
world. Governments will have to be involved because there will
be some risk and indemnification needed before that can be
decided on.
So Bill's already pushing for the indemnification.
Yeah, that means his vaccine would be killing people left or
right, likely RFJ RFK Jr. is going heavy at gate. Yeah. Do
you read his post?
Yeah, the post is pretty, pretty astonishing. And it's it's
gonna, that doesn't stay. You know, everyone's been
marginalizing RFK, Jr, because he's, you know, he's, they call
him an anti Vaxxer. When that's not true. That's not what he is.
He's against a mercury in the vaccines. Family is against
them. Yes, well, everyone's Yeah. But and then they killed
his niece and they killed is not a liar. Everything he says is
absolutely true. And so he's got this anti gates post and he's
got and he's just lambasting him for all kinds of misdeeds. And I
think this is not going to sit around then. And just percolate
is going to blow up and it's going to kill this whole idea of
what gates is trying to do. Gates is toast on. Toast is this
RNA things never going to work.
I'd like to read just a little bit from what RFK Jr posted on
Instagram. And by the way, you know, his niece and their nieces
kid just got killed just drowned in some weird accident in a
canoe. No messaging there. So here's what RFK Jr. wrote on
Instagram vaccines for Bill Gates, our strategic
philanthropy that feed his many vaccine related businesses,
including Microsoft's ambition to control a global vaccine ID
enterprise and give him dictatorial control over global
health policy. The spear tip of corporate Neo imperialism,
Gates's obsession with vaccines, vaccines, seems fueled by a
messianic conviction that he is ordained to save the world with
technology and a godlike willingness to experiment with
the lives of lesser humans. And then it just goes on about all
the mistakes they've made. 496,000 children paralyzed
between 2020 17 Because of Bogut if gates, vaccination, Gates
Foundation vaccination programs, polio vaccines, lots of stuff
that killed people, usually, people with dark colored skin
who live in sandy areas is kind of easy. It's well worth looking
at. And he winds it up, but he's got a whole bunch of slides
there. So it's something to something to see it's in the
show notes and a show notes.com. I don't know if the vaccine will
work or not. I I'm sure there's several others but and we never
even came up with one for SARS or MERS or AIDS or any of it. So
why why would this work all of a sudden, I don't
expect that you think that since is related to SARS, that they
would have developed a SARS vaccine by now know nothing and
they haven't and so you have to assume make some assumptions
here. And that's one of the reasons I think they've gone
after a different kind of vaccine. One never proven to
work on anything. But yeah, you know, let's experiment. Well, if
you're, if you're indemnify just shoot it into people who cares.
I got a second half thing that maybe I should just bring up
here real quick. In 1518, you'd like cycles you'd like fractals.
In 1518, the Pluto and Mercury aligned in
Hola. If you might want to start over because I picked up. You
might want to start over and do it over this 47 Second musical
bed that I stole from the Joe Biden ad campaign.
In 1518, the Dancing Plague struck Strasbourg, a woman took
to the streets and dance until she collapsed from exhaustion
then rested and returned to dancing. Before long she was
joined by dozens of others. The number swelled to 400. All
afflicted by the same mysterious urge to dance long past the
point of injury. There was no music, just people silently
shaking and shimmering. So the town brought in a band thinking
the plague would run its course it went on for months, and
people reportedly died from strokes and heart attacks. So
this was 1518. A.
That's a good story.
Well, it's mass hysteria. We've had several examples of mass
hysteria in history. Christina sent this to To me, because 1518
and she's into astrology, Pluto and Mercury lined up. And when
this event took place in 1518, December 2019, the same planets
aligned after all these years, and in 2019, December 2019,
there's article after article of these astrologist, you know, I
don't know, I don't know what their qualifications are saying,
hey, you know, there was mass hysteria in 1518. Let's see what
happens now. Now, Christina's take on it, which I think is
interesting. She says, This is proof that the elites use all
kinds of black magic and an astral events to time something.
And her thinking is maybe a lot of it is purely mass hysteria.
And that you develop symptoms, which are well described and
well known, based on some mass hysteria. It's not like it
doesn't happen. It happens a lot.
No, it does happen. It happens a lot in the dancing thing is,
which is a weird mass hysteria, but I can see it happening.
Yeah, you keep telling people you're gonna get, you're gonna
get this cough, you're gonna get the fever and a headache and
loss of loss of smell, loss of taste, loss of smell, loss of
taste, a headache, a horrible cough, which I can't even do it.
Painful sounding thing to hear when you hear it go. It's a bone
Shad is shattering cough and fatigue, massive fatigue.
So I know it's real crack potty, but there's a lot of a lot of
examples. I've had it before, the symptoms were described over
and over and over and over again, which would create a
messenger would you'd have to say is that this COVID does
exist, it does cause these these phenomenon. And then when you
start going nuts about it and going fanatic and getting people
I've got I know people that I've been following on Twitter that I
thought that were level headed, but now they're at the verge of
calling the cops on everybody. Oh my god, you're walking to the
front of the street or get onto the street. Or people yelling at
each other for being too close. And, you know, it's just,
I just want to correct myself. The Saturn Pluto conjunction?
Yeah, it will happen. Just want to get it right. Somebody
in the chat room that pointed this out to you know, I
have it in my show notes.
I have I have a story. No, no, I was just wondering if we have
any of those and I'm sure
we do it. So I just want to read because I said it wrong. I just
want to get it right because there's a lot of people who will
be like,
for a bit
logical nonsense raw how 2020
repeats the astrology of 1518. The year 2020 finds a Saturn
Pluto conjunction in Capricorn, which is rare and historic. Not
only that, we find Uranus in Taurus, which could be nice. And
the North Node in Gemini with the South Node and Sagittarius
Sagittarius. It's an uncanny repeat of the yearly marriage
that right? It's an unshadowed. It's an uncanny repeat of the
year 1518 When we saw a global boom and people smuggling to MC
trap human trafficking and slavery, which is interesting,
because this comes from December 2019. And what do we have?
Epstein, Weinstein, all kinds of crazy. It's just interesting to
think about.
Yeah, because this has never happened otherwise.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
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Yeah, we got to be careful though because it encourages
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then there are no sir too long that I have edited down a bit.
But let's start with Bill Cameron in Charlotte, North
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indeed a spectacular and unique bunch of slaves these night me
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is. I believe so. Let me let me double check when we double
check yes yep,
it's true night me as sir suspected spook of the sycamore
shut the local Charlotte crowd we'll get it. Okay. Stay Woke.
Well, that
wasn't on my note. I did have him but it was Sir suspected
spook of the sycamore cert. Sir suspected spoke of the sycamore,
sir. Okay. We got it. You're on the list bill with a why
many bees? Do any of you suspected spooks in the
Charlotte area? Well, maybe. Who knows? Yeah. North Carolina is a
high tech state.
It is.
So here we go. Our
roundtable sorry. No, I was just saying that. I was telling Bill.
I'll see him at the roundtable. You should go over to the
greenroom.
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You can't get out there's no flights. You can't you can't you
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That random then we have another special producer which is Sir
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I don't think it's entirely fair what he says about about us,
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mouth Hey, do
I want to bring this one topic political topic up just a little
bit? It's less less COVID More politics. Okay. Because I didn't
have any Joe Biden
clips. Oh, but I have a Joe Biden clip.
Oh, good. Well, you go to the Joe Biden clip after I played
it. So we get something out of the way because Cuomo came out
and because all these Republicans are saying this
let's replace Joe Biden with Cuomo because Cuomo was better
than the President's presidential shut down the VP
shut down New York long after after Trump Dilly dallied, as it
were, and he everything he's done, and he's lied about
needing 40,000 respirators. And he talks like he's talking
to sounds like a perfect Democrat candidate. Yeah, well,
the thing about it is he's Cuomo, we have to remember this,
Cuomo killed his chances for ever becoming president with one
stupid statement that he made. And I have two, two clips, I
have the short version and the long version. And the entire one
is the one we don't want. And the one we do want is the quoque
clip of political death.
We're not going to make America great again. It was never that
great.
Well, how about that he also has emphatically said, I am not
running, I don't want to run I'm not interested in running, I'm
not gonna run, look at my nipples. I got rings.
So he is never going to run for president is all you have to do.
You don't have to hire an ad agency. Just play this clip over
and over again. Now I wanted to play the whole thing, because
which is the longer part where he starts to discuss it, because
what he does, he says that and then he hears from the audience
and he hears a lot of moves and jeers in there. Because he I
guess he expected them all to stand up and give him his
standing. Oh, I really think that because I think these
globalist Democrats and guys like him are very globalist are
all right into this one world government that America sucks to
be much better value single world governing body that was
more fair than all the rest of they really. He's actually was
being honest. When he says it wasn't that great. He doesn't
think much of the country. He's very sincere. So but he hears
the jeering and he says, oh my god, I gotta make up for this.
So he ad libs a kind of makeup. Well, the reason I said that is
because we are okay, we could be great if we did this and that
and is lame. And one of his little things in there is that
we'd be better. A great country if we'd stop stereotyping women,
he puts that in there. What? Okay, let's play the whole
thing.
We're not going to make America great again. It was never that
great. We have not reached greatness. We will reach
greatness. When every American is fully engaged. We will reach
greatness when discrimination and stereotyping against women.
51% of our population is gone. No, brother.
No, it was lame. Oh, yeah. What stereotyping of women is gone?
Or what is he talking about? Staring stress.
stereotyping of women. She's peeing sitting down. Stop
stereotyping and curry.
So we can just kiss the Cuomo, goodbye. I don't need people who
even suggest that he's going to take Biden's place are living in
a dream world.
The New York Times. Let me see if I could find this tweet. So
I'm going to Biden now. That's okay. Now we've had this kind of
annoying issue out there for Joe. And that issue is Tara
Reid. They'll rape the the finger rape. Yes. Here's what
the New York Times tweeted this morning. No other allegation
about sexual assault surfaced in the course of our reporting. Nor
did any former Biden staff corroborate Reid's allegation.
We found no pattern of sexual misconduct by Biden beyond hugs,
kisses, and touching that women previously said made them on
comfortable do they believe what they're writing themselves?
Out there in the bag we
found Nope. Just listen to the this is. This is a rare one you
don't get to see it this blatant often. We found no pattern of
sexual misconduct by Biden beyond hugs, kisses, and
touching that women previously said made them uncomfortable.
Now, that's an interesting way to insert the word previously.
So maybe they're okay with it now, or maybe before he stopped
being creepy that they weren't okay with it. But to say that
you find find no pattern of sexual misconduct besides
hugging, kissing and touching that women didn't like what the
hell is going on? That is that is a pattern of sexual
misconduct. Can the New York Times live with themselves?
They're horrible. Now, this is again, the Chinese influence I
think the Chinese because they've done business with his
kid. And him and he's been over there a number of times the
Chinese are all in on Biden. And they the way they see these
elections is they're phony anyway. And they can just we
want Biden, so we went by and to be the president United States.
They're really, I'm honestly thinking that the Chinese are
believing this.
The Chinese don't only believe it. They're in control of our
media. Vast control. So the I believe Tara Reid has now filed
an official complaint. Of course, it's statute
limitations, it's all gone. But she's going to be a problem for
Bo Jaiden and his campaign. So what do you do when you're an
old school politician, if you are being accused of some sexual
misconduct, immediately you get on board with some great anti
sexual misconduct campaign. In this case, they rolled out the
Presidential model, the MK Ultra Lady Gaga,
not only a great friend, but a fierce advocate. Lady Gaga has
been the voice for people who have been forgotten that people
have been abused until it happens to you. Well, it
happened to her. And she's shown enormous courage. And we want to
make it real clear. It's on us, it's on everyone to intervene to
stop abuse when they see it. And when they hear about it to
intervene. It's no man has a right to raise the hand and
woman for any reason, other than self defense ever.
And that's not to leave out the men as well was true. I am a
sexual assault survivor. And I know the effects, the aftermath,
the trauma, psychological, physical, mental, it can be
terrifying. waking up every day feeling unsafe in your own body.
The we're here to remind you that it's important to reach out
to someone in your life that you can trust. And to know that they
will be there to help you. There will be someone to listen.
Because you know what? It's on.
I mean, really. And that's, that's like digging the hole
even deeper, as far as I'm concerned.
I agree with that. And made by Luckily though, he's still using
the same sound guy.
So could easily be mistaken for this white noise. That's for
sure. So unprofessional is
a comment that she made, which I thought was interesting, which
was feeling unsafe in your own. And I'm anticipating when she
speaks, feeling unsafe in your own home, in your own
environment in your butt feeling unsafe in your own body. What
does that mean? That means, if she's, you know, getting beat
up, she's by an abuser, you'd feel unsafe in your own home.
You know, you know, I would stop if I were you. Because this is
not something we can venture into. I think that yes, I think
that women who have been anyone who has been abused can feel not
safe in their own body. I can understand this. Never
heard that before. Okay.
But it's theirs. Yes. I think that is very true.
But well, Biden is
it's I mean for him to go out and do that. It's like now you
were bringing up China with the media. You know, you want to
just I was gonna say one more thing. What is Gaga thinks she's
doing here helping Biden.
Well, she's she's ramping up. She's getting geared up for the
big April 18. New World Order Global Citizen World Health
Organization concert. So she's getting out there she needs to
promote and she's all in for Joe I guess and she wants to help
someone put in the call say hey, we got some heat now so we got
to show that Joe is a good guy. Could we get you to do a little
promo Don't worry. We got professional camera and sound
guys. It'll be great. Don't worry guys. gots gonna be fine.
The app there you go vote blue no matter who
the the White House has their 1600 daily kind of like a blog I
guess@whitehouse.gov. And over the weekend, see Friday, they
posted this this article. Voice This is from the White House.
Voice of America spends your money to speak for authoritarian
regimes. Voice of America as a global news network funded by
American taxpayers. It spends about $200 million each year on
its mission to quote tell America story and quote unquote,
present the policies of the United States clearly and
efficiently to people around the globe. Today, however, Voice of
America too often speaks for America's adversaries not its
citizens. The corona pandemic the Coronavirus pandemic is no
exception. Secrecy from the Communist Party of China allowed
the deadly virus to spread across the world. journalists
should report the facts but Voice of America has instead
amplified Beijing's propaganda. This week Voice of America
called China's Wuhan lockdown a successful model copied by much
of the world and then tweeted out a video of the communist
government celebratory light show marking the quarantines
alleged end. This is an odd thing to do. Wow. I mean, and I
will, I will say that I've noticed because I look at voice
of America's RSS feed and their Twitter. I've zoomy they were
sounding a bit more like RT than anything. In fact, a little
crack potty from time to time. But when it comes to
Coronavirus, anti president, anti president,
but who is who is the bosses of VOA is that the State Department
it's
the broadcast Board of Governors. Let's see who's on it
currently. Now, you know, Tucker, Carlson's dad used to be
that Did you know that?
Yeah, probably doesn't add much to my life.
Would they change the name I guess? Oh, it's the US AGM now
the US Agency for global media is an independent federal agency
overseeing public service media networks, so quango exactly that
provide unbiased news and information in countries where
the press is restricted. But I'd like to know who's on the board
because this is what used to be the who we are Mission Board.
Here we go. Okay, board ready. Let's see. Let's see who's
determining what Voice of America to what a million
dollars by the way, we could do a pretty good show. We can put a
pretty good, pretty good Twitter account together. Yeah. Okay.
Ken Weinstein is the chairman of the board. He's from the Hudson
Institute.
What? Democrats Yep.
Leon Aaron. He's the resident scholar. He was voice of
America's Russian language. Okay, so not important. Ryan
Crocker. Huh, no one important Michael Kempner. He's from a
public relations firm. Karen corn Bla. She did the German
Marshall spawn technology program. Crikey that's still
around. Pompeo is on it. What the hell? Oh, ex officio board
member was on it was on it. Yeah. So they just throw him in
to make it look good. Interesting.
Well, we'll have to look into this. Yeah, you know, I did a
thing on Voice of America. Some years ago, I was interviewed for
something. And I ended up because of that interview with a
with a clock from the studio. Not
it happens. It's
the clock. Oh. So they had these IBM clocks here. I want it
because it collectible. And I need more stuff to collect
because it said IBM, IBM used to make butcher scales and they
made these clocks, radio stations. And there are all
these click, click Yeah. Beautiful. Didn't synchronize
clocks didn't have a central unit. There was a central unit
somewhere that synchronize all the clocks, click, click, click
and somebody hits you and it's a big click. It's not like it's
not moving hand is like clicking. So when it hits, boom,
it hits and you're at noon, you're cut to commercial, or
whatever. You had those days you had to cut to the call sign. And
so I had See, I saw he says this is a great he says you do they
still? I mean? He says well, we're getting rid of them. We're
gonna Go to old digital. We're gonna have the digital clock.
She said, Hey,
can I have them? And did you get the box as well, the
box is not available, but I did get the clock. And I got
somebody sent me a fix for the clock. I could make it work as a
regular clock or click, click click away, but it wouldn't be
synchronized anything except the current of the logo of the
house. But I yeah, I got the clock just by asking. Oh, I
always tell the kids to do that. Yeah,
you should do that, especially in North Korea. Always ask if
you can take the clock bed or app or the poster. It's better
to ask.
Let me see what else did I have on the ah. So we're prisoners in
our home? Basically, yeah. Michael Avenatti. Temporarily
freed from jail due to Corona virus fears. He gets a stay at a
house of a buddies of his with a GPS bracelet. He gets he gets
out. It's kind of sad, isn't it?
I'd say stupid guys. Well oriented. I do have a couple of
I will like to get at least get these around the world World
Report. Yeah, we started out with Sweden and we never went to
any other ones.
That was great. Let's, let's continue. Sweden, what else?
What's going on in other countries? You
have all this one piece of news in this report that has not been
touched by the mainstream media. And I don't think anyone knows
what quite to do with this piece of news and this is the report.
I got this from Reuters. And it's the South Korea report.
Okay. South Korean officials reported on Friday that
at least I'm sorry, did you want to say something? No, I
say it was under news. I got it.
South Korean officials reported on Friday that at least 91
patients thought cleared of the new Coronavirus had tested
positive again. Korea Center for Disease Control and Prevention
have said that the virus may have been reactivated rather
than the patient's been reinfected. but authorities say
it remains unclear what is behind the trend, and that
investigations are still underway. Some experts have
suggested that false test results could also be at fault,
but may not be infectious or of danger to the host or others.
But the prospects of people being reinfected with the virus
is of international concern. Many countries are hoping and
relying on infected populations developing sufficient immunity
to prevent a resurgence of the virus. South Korea on Friday
reported its lowest number of new infections after daily cases
peaked at more than 900 in late February, and the death toll
rose to at least 211
bummed about that because Fauci addressed this this reactivation
which was presented in the question and answer as some
people are getting reinfected you know, that's typical for us
journalists. And he says Could you read the report for me in
the guy says, yeah reactivated okay it's not reinfected,
reactivate he said that that can be after two hours, you know
this. He says I'd need to know more about the time sounds
highly unlikely if it happens, it could have been a wrong test.
So long story short, and remember, we're supposed to
believe everything Dr. Fauci says.
Yep, yeah, well, anyway, I thought that was kind of
disconcerting. Onward to other places. Let's go to the UK.
Okay, I was the
COVID. Okay says if and you Coronavirus have not yet reached
their peak in the UK, meaning tight lockdown restrictions
won't be easing anytime soon. Britain's Health Minister said
on Saturday. The death toll in hospitals across the country
stood at almost 9000 as a Friday, with more than 980
fatalities recorded a figure which exceeded the deadliest day
so far in Italy, the country was hit by the virus and Britain's
worst day yet. Among those infected is Prime Minister Boris
Johnson, who is recovering in hospital after spending three
days in an intensive care units. His office said he was improving
and back on his feet. But his recovery was still at an early
stage. It's unclear how long he'll be incapacitated for.
Britain imposed a lockdown three weeks ago in a bid to curb the
spread of the virus. The government has come under
increasing pressure to detail how long the strict measures on
movement will last. The people forced to stay at home and many
businesses aren't able to operate.
I'm so happy you take the time to do this. It's so easy to
forget that there's more besides, I think most people
have this. At this moment. Almost no citizen in the world
is thinking global. All you can think about is your own family.
Your own situation, the opposite of the intended effect. Thank
you. Because no one is think even I'm not thinking about it.
And then we force ourselves like okay, what's going on over here?
Because it is everywhere. It is everywhere. I'll do a quick
Netherlands update. The latest Is that the there will be an app
required to when the when the prison gates open up. If 60% of
the Dutch people download it and use it, it won't be mandated.
That's which I think is a great way for the government to come
out about something. Listen, if 60% of the country downloads the
app voluntarily and uses it, we won't have to mandate it.
I think that most people will download it of course they will
70 80% will use it of course they white rhino and brown here
at least to 70% Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I know one person who
won't be using it. Yeah, me. I
got a flip phone.
And well, I keep my phone in a drawer. I don't even carry a
flip phone. Okay, let's go to the funniest report is probably
this one is Russia apparently is no the Russians think that
they're immune from everything and largely because of these
Cossacks that are out there, training the children.
For Russia. eGolf is prepared to take on any enemy, including the
Coronavirus. Since early February. He has been in charge
of this special patrol by the Euro Coast docks. They hand out
face masks in their neighborhood of Yekaterinburg and check
people for signs of a cold. Igor Gorbachev is an ottoman, one of
the heads of the Euro Cossacks. People here recognize them by
their uniforms, and some of their recommendations on how to
stay healthy or just as old fashioned. Would you
recommend a traditional remedies no having honey garlic and
raspberry jam and keeping to basic rules of personal hygiene.
When people come in from outside, they should wash their
hands and take off their outdoor clothes because it's decided to
help her government with the Coronavirus because we care but
the faith of Russia.
The call stacks carry holy water along with them for extra
protection against the virus. These vigilante patrols weren't
authorized by the city. But in Russia call sacks often support
the state security forces and act as unofficial guardians of
public order. The next morning callstack teenagers try their
hand at a paramilitary drill from the late 18th century
called sacks defended the borders of the Russian Empire.
Since the fall of the Soviet Union cosec identity has had a
revival. Anyone can now become a cosec being patriotic,
conservative and ready to fight his key. Wow. Yeah.
rasdhoo new raspberry jam and vodka. It's on the list.
Yeah, that would probably help. That's what I should. Yeah.
Let's go to Poland.
One of the first countries in Europe to close its borders and
impose a lockdown was Poland. The number of reported
Coronavirus cases and fatalities appear fairly low. But critics
say that's largely because few tests are carried out by the
country's underfunded health service. On top of that Poland
has another issue. Under pressure from his powerful Roman
Catholic Church. The government has allowed more believers into
church for Easter services than was originally envisaged under
lockdown regulations from Warsaw Yulian banner files this report
purlins Health Minister announcing service social
distancing steps last week. One is that for two hours each
morning, shops are only allowed to serve senior citizens to help
them beat the crowds. But what many call an unholy alliance
between the ruling Nationalist Party and the Roman Catholic
Church has produced a dangerous precedent for Easter the number
of those allowed into a church has been raised from five to 50.
Observers say this could easily get out of hand like at the
outset of the epidemic when crowds attended services
organized by priests who defied official regulations against the
advice of medical specialists they distributed communion way
first straight into the mouths of mostly elderly churchgoers.
At least one of the priests has turned out to be infected with
my church appears divided on the issue of a video message quoting
an official stance of the Polish and Liska bed Kharkov,
Archbishop malakian Rosinski has called on believers to pray at
home with the family. He said the faithful should pray to
Poland, Europe and the world from the epidemic.
I'm very much liking this soft spoken German. It's very nice to
see Oh, yes you did the best or was infected.
delish. Deutsche Vela. Yes, I do have this one. I think it's part
of the same thing. But this is the COVID Wuhan Fink clip
down here at this live food market in Wuhan, China. A
mysterious virus born and IT shops triggering a wave of
illnesses. The internet so
set this up. So this is a I don't know why this was running
the recently but this is kind of the this started off as a report
on it was like an over We're all report that gets was supposed to
be in the general distribution, describing how the whole thing
began. And, you know, the good, the bad, and all the rest of it.
And then they and I realized this is a piece of Chinese
proper government Chinese propaganda and, and I cut it off
after a while, because it's just couldn't take it anymore. But
tell me if you can spot a moment that's just completely out of
out of place doesn't make any sense. And it's all part of this
report, you just started over. And with that in mind,
down here at this live food market in Wuhan, China, a
mysterious virus born and IT shops triggering a wave of
illnesses. The Internet soon filled with pictures of
hospitals at breaking point. And the body bags piling up on
buses. Images brought to the world by citizen journalists
risking life and liberty. My view Well, I'm not even scared
of death.
You think I'm afraid of
the Communist Party? China scrambled its massive resources
in the most ambitious containment efforts ever seen
that? I didn't
notice anything in that clip? Was there anything that stood up
like the chop edit that got thrown in there? What the heck
was that all about?
I and there was a guy who was a guy screaming into a camera
shaking his fist at the Chinese party government part of this
bullcrap. This was done, either as a setup to encourage other
people to do that. So they get caught. Yeah, or he was a honey
trap. Or it was, I don't know, I'm not sure what it was or to
convince us that there were some underground pictures because
what they showed was a bunch of body bags and buses and a bunch
of things that look staged and probably staged by the party and
to make us convinced as somebody went through the whole tape this
thing went on for five minutes. Somebody went through the whole
thing says, you know, this looks kind of staged. Can we can we
put a fake journalist in citizen journalist right
wrote him in right and then edit him in mob you would not even
scared of death? You think I'm afraid of the Communist Party?
China's
it's so jacked in there to is great.
That was a guest I was a guest. She had clapped out there trying
to do
I keep seeing a little mentions here and there that she is
having problems. The CCP is not happy with she. So no. The site
for failure propaganda on our side?
Well, that would Yes, that would make a lot of sense that the
only reason I keep bringing it up is because this is something
botanic was has been hammering on for a long time. He's been
saying she is losing control, he's going to lose control, the
party is not going to trust them. The economy doesn't trust
him anymore. So
he's not handling Trump, right? That's probably one of the
elements. He may be losing to Trump and the party. I don't
take out if I was a party member, rank and file to a large
group of people and this guy all of a sudden makes himself
permanent. If Trump loses if Trump loses the election, you'll
be a party member. So don't worry about it.
Well, that may be true, but the it's true, but it's once he
decided to become emperor by proclaiming yes for claims of
lifetime, you know, ruler dictatorship. I think that
rubbed a few people in the party the wrong way.
Yeah. Yeah.
I mean, the idea was you get a guy in there and you rotate the
they're old already and eat.
That's Betsy. She is she and they liked worship in China.
They worship Mao. Then we got the
not Mao
certainly not Mao, but he understands the worship. I think
he's worshipped in in China or was or who knows well, not
necessarily by the party. I
mean, me Oh, no, no, by by the people who now you know, the the
economy is not propping him up anymore. But I agree with you.
The idea has not been of the CCP has not been to have a
figurehead, but to have a rotating person who you know,
the party is always the party is never going to be the person.
Yeah, he's put himself above the party,
but it looks like he's got some trouble. Well, which may
surprise you, they usually are in a bureaucracy of any sort,
especially a government job. You have a lot of time to scheme. A
lot of people don't realize that but most of these government
jobs you got a guy's a schemer, and he's in the organization.
He's gonna be scheming and there's got to be a lot of those
guys in China. schemer is gonna scheme, schemers got a scheme.
A turn. Well, let me throw three clips out here. Before we take a
break or do you have something else that pertains to the world?
Do you have more COVID World Report's
pig Well, I do have a New York report. It's getting stale.
Okay, well, I saved it for a reason.
Do you remember the reason? No, because there's been two shows.
Okay, which one is I don't see
it. This is the Coronavirus capital New York City from PBS
two and three. Yeah. Okay. Let's see in
the nation's Coronavirus epicenter. Governor Andrew Cuomo
said the hospitalization rate may be slowing. We are
flattening the curve by what we are doing. But that doesn't mean
people should be any less vigilant.
If we stop what we are doing, you will see that curve change.
That curve is purely a function of what we do day in and day.
Yeah.
In fact, yesterday, New York saw the highest number of deaths yet
in a single day, nearly 800. In New York City, there have been
so many deaths, authorities are using refrigerated trucks to
store remains. And New York's numbers show that African
Americans and Hispanics there are dying at higher rates than
whites are here for y'all. We support you. Amid the grim work
on the medical frontlines, signs of support.
And of course, these have all been debunked one way or
another. That big van this kid carries the dead by as he keeps
showing it. No, there's nothing in it.
Oh, also as another data point, now they're talking about they
have to bury everybody on Hart Island. It's so bad. In New
York. Yeah. Well, little known fact in December last year, the
city appropriated Hart Island for burial of of people, also
for homeless and people who had no money to be buried anywhere
else. It's been designated a burial ground and its own is
operated by New York parks since December. No, it's any report
that says, oh my god, it's so bad. We have to bury them on
some island and a big trench. The Trench. It's, it's in a
range. It's all set. It's all been set up.
Anyway, that's good. But let's play part two of this three
parter.
Meanwhile, the University of Washington's forecasting model
one of many often cited by the White House, lowered its
estimate of us Coronavirus deaths. Today it projected more
than 60,000 Americans would die by early August.
What's that? And lowered since then? Oh yeah.
84,000. The University of Washington's model has been on
the low side and there are questions about the accuracy of
the official death count. Some say it may overlook those who
died at home without seeking medical care and those who die
without being tested for Coronavirus in Washington DC
Trump administration officials say they are planning for life
after the pandemic but caution that was still a ways off.
Yeah, such bogus so they finish up with part three, we'll go go
there
in Geneva, the World Health Organization Director General
responded to the President's charge that the group mishandled
the pandemic,
when there are cracks at national level and global level.
That's when the virus succeeds.
In Britain, where more than 6000 people have died. Prime Minister
Boris Johnson is said to be getting better after a third
night in the hospital.
His condition is improving. I can also tell you that he has
been sitting up in bed and engaging positively with the
clinical team.
Spirits were also high in Wuhan, China where the outbreak began.
After its 76 Day lockdown was lifted. 10s of 1000s of people
rushed to leave the city of 11 million clogging bus terminals
and train stations, authorities wearing masks and protective
gear check travelers for fevers. For some who had been stuck in
Wuhan. It was a welcome relief.
I haven't been out since January 21. This is the first time I've
left my house today. Now I'm going back home to meet my
parents.
Wow shouldn't have to go back to the factory. She gets to go
home, maybe
it's all code.
We don't know we don't know how can you know,
I'm going to deliver to me my machine. My parents means you're
going to this like slave labor code.
That's the that's the Gucci factory parents is the Gucci
factories like pizza gates a little different. Just speaking
of the World Health Organization, just want to make
sure we slip this clip in because the President is done
with them.
Can you explain why it is appropriate in the middle of a
pandemic to be talking about cutting or eliminating funding
for the World Health Organization?
I love the question. The question is are you going to cut
why you're going to cut the question is why do you think
it's appropriate to do that? during a pandemic,
well, we're going to talk about the who, next week in great
detail. I didn't want to do it today. Good Friday, I didn't
want to do it before Easter.
I mean, why upset Christians also didn't want
to do it before we have all the facts. But over the years, many
years, we've been paying them from 300 to 500. And even more
million dollars a year. China's been paying them less than 40
Over the years, so we're paying them more than 10 times more
than China. And they are very, very China centric. As I said,
during the weeks China centric. China always seems to get the
better of the the argument. And I don't like that. I really
don't like that. I don't think that's appropriate. I don't
think it's fair to the American people. And, you know, I tell
that to President Xi, I tell that to Dr. Tedros. I spoke to
him one time I I think he's a very nice man. I liked him. But
we're going to be talking about that. Next week in great detail.
We're looking at it very, very closely. Yeah,
guys a good way of dragging out an answer. But yeah, I do have
pretty much to play my W H O report, which is from Reuters.
And it's this guy, apparently. I guess he heard what Trump just
said. And he's just goes nuts.
The World Health Organization warned countries on Friday to be
cautious about lifting restrictions introduced to curb
the spread of the Coronavirus, Director General Tedros at a Nam
Gabrielle Asus
have seen a welcome slowing. In some of the hardest hit
countries in Europe, like Spain, Italy, Germany and France. Some
countries are already planning the transition out of stay at
home restrictions, who wants to see restrictions lifted as much
as anyone. At the same time, lifting restrictions too
quickly, could lead to a deadly resurgence. The way down can be
as dangerous as the way up if not managed properly. And I
don't think there is from what we have seen now. No country is
immune. No country can claim that it has a strong political
system or a strong policy system.
He also voiced concerns the virus was taking hold in Africa,
we have seen an alarming acceleration in other countries.
I want to take a moment to highlight Africa, where we're
seeing the spread of the virus to rural areas. We're now seeing
clusters of cases and community spread in more than 16
countries. We anticipate severe hardship for already
overstretched health systems, particularly in rural areas,
which normally lack the resources of those in cities.
The W H O also said that Japan may have to ramp up its measures
to tackle COVID 19, after cases had been found in some parts of
the country with no known links to other outbreaks, but added
that recent data show that Japan was taking aggressive measures
in some areas. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
Trying to assert to global do the global governance. Yeah,
yeah. Well, that's not gonna fly. Is someone in the gummy
nerds in the troll room? So it's interesting that our art
stimulus our saving money act is called the Cares Act. It's kind
of fun if you put who in front of that. It is it's kind of WHO
CARES is right. It's kind of what it is. All right. Ah, oh,
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I got three clips, shorts, three shorts. They're all what you
got.
I have a couple of clips leftover is not important. I can
say two of them might be interesting. One one is kind of
punchy. It's kind of funny, but it's because there's Noam
Chomsky. There's nobody more exciting than him.
Yeah, really. That's why I'm going straight to Bill Barr
because if we're talking Mr. Excitement, it will be the
Attorney General of the United States. Who was however on was
interviewed by Laura Ingraham which I enjoyed. I'm not a fan
of Ingraham that, actually, I'd say I'm an anti I'm really not a
fan of Ingraham. But she approached him and she's a
lawyer. So she approached him as a lawyer. And there were some
interesting questions, and I did like, some of the answers that
he gave. And just like Trump, you know, since the media is not
doing us any service, because of course, if Barr does an
interview on on Fox, well, we can't. We can't use that as
reporting anywhere else is the enemy. But he says off that you
got to catch it. And we're just not being served by the media.
So we'll have to do it. Listen for the terms he's using here
about China. He is definitely he's got his eye on China.
The department is heavily engaged in that, in fact that
one of our highest priorities in the counter intelligence realm,
counter espionage realm, and protection of trade secrets is
our activities directed to defend against the Chinese. The
Chinese are engaged in a full court blitzkrieg of stealing
American technology.
That's a very interesting term to us, because I just learned
about the Blitzkrieg, which, yeah, the Blitzkrieg was kind of
an empty thing. Yeah, it was it looked impressive, but there was
nothing behind it.
Well, it was behind it was the other side being a bunch of
losers.
There's that. But to use the Blitzkrieg term in well, he
used to also the mixed metaphor, full court blitzkrieg, come on.
Well, it's very, very lame,
influence our political system, trying to steal secrets at our
research, universities and so forth. And we are focused light
on it. We have something we call the China initiative. We brought
a lot of indictments, but it's something you have to expose, by
letting the business community understand exactly the nature of
the threat
and still waiting for the indictments he did they did have
those indictments with the Harvard by the way, few Durham
inspector general Durham has sent out subpoenas for a grand
jury not quite sealed indictments yet, but there's one
called Jack, this is big news, man, Durham sending out
subpoenas.
I think it's all Bull Durham IGZO do.
Here is Ingraham asking about the evil Bill Gates, digital
certificates Gates
Foundation are in favor of developing digital certificates
that would certify that individuals American citizens
have an immunity to this virus and potentially other viruses
going forward to then facilitate travel and work and so forth.
What are your thoughts from a civil libertarian point of view
about these types of what some would say tracking mechanisms
that would be adopted going forward to reopen our broader
economy?
Yeah, I'm very concerned about the slippery slope in terms of
continuing encroachments on personal liberty. I do think
during the emergency, appropriate reasonable steps are
are fine but
a digital certificate to show who has recovered or been tested
recently. Or when we have a vaccine who has risk of people
who've received that's his answer on Reddit Ask me
anything, they had a little forum
that'd be a little concerned about that. And the tracking of
people and so forth, generally especially going going forward
over a long period of time.
With bars thinking is that's our job dammit. Hey, Bill Gates
horning in on our action. We track the citizens not you Bill
Gates. Slippery slope.
As it's creepy against would even consider this idea.
It's the ideas, not considerations, the idea and
then finally He just some some comments about the media in
general?
No, I haven't been surprised that, in fact, that's very
disappointing because I think the President went out at the
beginning of this thing and really was statesman like,
trying to bring people together working with all the governors,
keeping his patience as he, as he got these snarky gotcha
questions from the White House Media pool. And in the
stridency, of the partisan attacks on him has gotten higher
and higher. And it's really disappointing to say, and the
politicization of decisions like hydroxychloroquine has been
amazing to me. Before the President said anything about
it. There was fair and balanced coverage of this very promise.
Hold
on. That's a tell right there. What he's saying before the
President talked about there was fair and balanced coverage. Does
that mean only Fox News talks about it?
Well, fair and balanced is really a Bill O'Reilly
It's it's well, but it's it's kind of the Fox slogan
is Yeah. Well, yeah, I guess I guess you would I could easily
be perceived that way. I don't know.
I'm not sure any Finnish President
said anything about it. There was fair and balanced coverage
of this very promising drug and the fact that it had such a long
track record, that the risk were pretty well known. And as soon
as he said something positive about it. The media has been on
a jihad to discredit that drug. It's, it's quite strange.
Well, isn't that interesting? First, we have the German
blitzkrieg. Then we have the Islamic Jihad. What did we miss?
We missed the crusade. He should have mentioned a crusade
somewhere and we would have had a couple of religions in there.
Well, I
think the clip is interesting, because what he pointed out was
exactly what you pointed out early. Or now Olof pointed out
in his letter to us that the media was like feeling one way
about what the Swedes are doing. Like this sucks is not the way
we should do it. And then Trump says is not the way they should
be doing it. They turned on a dime, like Yeah,
that's the way to do it.
How bad is the media? Yeah, well, here's an example. I'm
going to finish with, okay. They brought on go to Democracy Now
from my weekly I tried to get some clips on one of the days
and it is Thursdays usually the most reliable day but Friday's a
good day if they actually have news. But often Amy takes Friday
off by putting on some one guy to yak away. And sometimes it's
good sometimes it's not on this last Friday, she put on Noam
Chomsky, who was retired and now he has a David Letterman, Bill
beard, this huge white beard, he looks like shit and he can
barely talk. And he's in Arizona, you know, where
there's, and he's making a point of virtue signaling that he's at
home and he refuses to go outside. So they bring him on
and I only have like, what is the total? I didn't get her
intro I cut that out. And then I have a total of 54 seconds of
him saying absolutely nothing because he keeps saying this is
indescribable. I you know, this is beyond description. And it's
like, what good is he? If this is the this is his answer to
everything. And so this is a short clip might be a good way
to end it
happening right now in the context of the 2020 elections,
and what he sees happening in November,
if Trump is reelected, it's indescribable disaster. It means
that the policies of the past four years which have been
extremely destructive to the American population to the world
will be continued and probably accelerated. The what this is
gonna mean for health is bad enough. I just mentioned the
lancet figures it will get worse. What this means for the
environment, or the threat of nuclear war, which no one is
talking about, but is extremely serious. is indescribable
I think I'll take a bath and put on a Leonard Cohen record and
dragging the toaster most about it and friends guy in the world
well thanks yeah
mr. Excite happy notes
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fight the Japanese virus comes from China by Chinese virus.
Fight the Gemini virus. China can't happen. Not gonna happen
as long as I'm President. Today, I'm also announcing the launch
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power of American supercomputing resources to fight the Chinese
virus.
As the CDC continue to study the spread of COVID-19. They're
recommending that people wear cloth face coverings in public
settings where social distancing measures can be difficult to
maintain.
I wear my face mask when outside so I can so I can stand in line
at the grocery store. I wear my face can ask when outside. I
have to I have to be because of the governor's order. Wearing it
makes it hard to see hope it does not alarm security can't
take it off. When I go please. I'd rather be playing Nazis. How
dare you? Yes,
we have enough tests now. Do we have enough PPE? No, you should
have stopped extra toilet paper? If you looked at some of these
questions, do we have enough mass? No.
And making sure that what we're doing is based on all the
science available?
Some items that you could absolutely serve? Are these fun
chips is a homemade beat chips, which are fabulous. And they're
very, very different.
I think the answer is yes. Who who said no to the boxing?
There's no you're saying no.
But who said here? We've had conversations the last few days
to say Is it viable? Is it safe? Is it smart? Would it work?
Would it help our children table with lots of alcohol because
everyone's gonna have fun if they drink
lots of alcohol, you know what? Staying at home leads to death.
And most of all, we have to think before we act. These are
all big decisions.
Why would you say yes? Data.
Numbers are what initial numbers were 2 million Americans. The
models are wrong. The numbers are wrong. The models numbers
are what
works have fallen through that next
to that it's exponential.
It's an extreme measure this information that isn't official
numbers or what everything was being shown is based upon
bullcrap data and consistent data and numbers are what is the
change not once, not twice, not three times, but four times. Dr.
Fauci is
doing a very good job numbers are what?
What are your qualifications to weigh in our medicine? More than
Dr.
Fauci numbers are what?
An opportunity to lie to deflect either
numbers or what COVID-19 is affecting us in different ways.
We have to be
aware of Patel, the numbers are what President Trump has asked,
What do you have to lose? The medical experts say?
They're trying to understand that
none of us are Whitecap here.
I think this will change how people look at respiratory
diseases
just marking every death is COVID-19 numbers are what
counts.
If someone dies with COVID-19, we are counting that allergy and
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