are the beaches are open? Adam curry, John C. Devorah.
It's Thursday May 21 2020. This is your award winning get one
nation media assassination episode 1200 40 force
is no agenda,
counting our Spotify downloads and broadcasting live from
opportunity's own 33 Here in the frontier of Austin, Texas
capital of the drone stars thing in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where we're hearing that
the CDC now says Corona virus does not spread easily on
surfaces. What? I'm John C, Dvorak, Buzzkill.
Man, please who listens to that anymore? Who listens to the CDC?
We've given up?
Just given up now we've given us like they're fully crap. We had
some friends over last night, two women, actually just for for
after dinner drink. Six o'clock. And, man, one of them. I think
both of them had been here before a couple of weeks ago.
One of them was a teacher. And she had not been out of the
house since the last time she saw us and was so freaked out by
everything that she had learned and listened to. She would she'd
social distance inside our house.
Now, it's wearing a mask.
Well, almost. It's, it's, and it was kind of odd, you know, it's
like, oh, man, I feel I feel bad that you feel that way. Of
course, we respected that. But it was just tam as because we
had been out. That's why. Yeah, because we've been out boozing
around and having dinners and stuff. And it was media exempt.
It Well, yes. We're essential personnel. Obviously, we we all
know that. But it was chimp hat was just freaky. Yeah. You know,
and we, we went out to we had anniversary on Tuesday. So we
went to fix, which is here in Austin, which is open again. Now
they're also with their 25% limitation that they put dummies
in the chair, you know, but I did want to take a moment to
tell everybody. In order to make everyone comfortable during this
time of transition, we're letting all our producers know
that in compliance with social distancing guidelines, we have
filled some audience slots with mannequins and sex dolls. So if
you so just so you know, we want you we want the show to look
full. Like we've got everybody here. So we, so we go to fake.
That's where we had our first date, too, which is nice. And
we've kind of gone back there once, at least once a year for
some kind of celebration. For the fix for the fix. Yeah, FYI,
xe, they had no no temperature readings, no signing any waivers
just come on in no masks necessary outside or inside.
Personnel was wearing masks and gloves. And there was tables
were spaced out the food incredible, as always, but we
had a chat with one of the one of the girls who works there
server, I guess she's more like maitre d kind of. Although, you
know, there's so little personnel, everyone's doing
different things. And yeah, we're, and we've been there
before. And Elise, she knows the bartender, so we're all kind of
like, you know, just chatting a bit, and we're friendly. And she
kind of opens up to us, she says, you know, the big problem
is that ever since the shutdown, every single AAA meeting has
been cancelled. And most of these meetings took place in
churches or community centres or schools, completely shut down
and people are in, by the way, nice to know that alcohol sales
and liquor stores are open. It's really it's, you know, the
unintended consequences are
those memes going around the The beaches are closed, but the pot
shops are open in California,
right? But I'm just you know, you don't really think about it,
but people who these meetings are crucial. Many people need
them every day, every day, and they'd say that they're doing
the legal and it has to be kind of impersonal. It's not a thing
that really works very well over zoom. So they're doing illegal
meetings behind dumpsters and it's insane. No, no one
it's like the days before the abortion was legalised?
Not dissimilar, but you know, that's what you get. It's like,
no one really thought about this shit. No, buddy. However, before
we get into all that, I think we need to talk about Rogen.
Oh, yes, I think that's probably a good idea. Yeah.
So I have a few notes. But maybe we just listened to his little
announcement which came over the transom. Guess the day before
yesterday.
Hello, everybody. I have an announcement. The podcast is
moving to Spotify. I've signed a multi year licencing agreement
with Spotify that will start on September 1. Starting on
September 1, the entire Jr. E library will be available on
Spotify as well as all the other platforms, then somewhere around
the end of the year, it will become exclusive to Spotify,
including the video version of the podcast, it will be the
exact same show, I am not going to be an employee of Spotify,
we're going to be working on the same crew doing the exact same
show, the only difference will be it will now be available on
the largest audio platform in the world. Nothing else will
change. It will be free, it will be free to you. You just have to
go to Spotify to get it. We're very excited to begin this new
chapter of the Jr. E and I hope you're there when we crossover.
Thanks.
A couple of things about that announcement. I would never
announce anything and then end it with crossing over that it's
such a death connotation to it. I don't think that was I think
it was subliminal and not intended. But subconscious. Your
subconscious. Yeah. But crossing over to crossing over sound
weird. Yeah,
I think it was. It was a subconscious truth. Truth wants
to come out. We crossed over to the dark side to the evil side.
Also the largest, there's
no real ma crud. Yes, it's just bad phrase. Let me go on. Sorry.
The largest audio platform is an interesting connotates a good
one. Yeah, it is. It is. I mean, it's really the largest platform
is bigger than Apple. Spotify. Yeah, I don't know. It might be
I've no idea. No idea but bigger than YouTube. Well, let's, let's
go through this for a second. Cuz I think some people are a
lot of expected response, a lot of a feeling of betrayal. I
don't know how rampant that is yet. But okay. This is what I
see. Of course, people are, you know, jumping all over it. But I
just want to give a little perspective on this because I
think people are jumping to a lot of conclusions. Now and
although I have not discussed this specifically with Joe, we
talked you know, we text a lot. We have regular contact, and
this is this is almost expected from him at this point. I would
say Joe really cares more about the video about the the video
podcast and I think it's important for the show that he
does in general on YouTube, that you see the person but he's had
an incredible difficulty with this. You know, having to self
censor having to cut pieces out. He has you know, YouTube censors
anything that is that diverts from the COVID 19 Coronavirus,
official, official message he hasn't been able to really have
people on that he wanted to interview for fear of being well
demonetised happens I think fairly regularly with his
videos, but really for fear of being kicked off. And I and I
think YouTube, although his the majority of his money probably
comes from the podcast advertising. I think that's
really what is most important to him. And I think it's most
important to Spotify, they're really trying to diversify into
two things. One, they want to definitely want to do video, and
they need to have content that doesn't cost them per stream.
That's the problem with their business model is every time
that you listen to a song, it costs them whether they've
gotten money from you through a subscription or an ad or not. So
they need this and I think video I
mentioned it doesn't cost them much. But even that little bitty
pittance.
Building up is billions, billions of dollars. Now,
it adds up. But it's still you know, it's not the artists
aren't showing you a lot of stuff like the music business
guys to people that musicians are getting rich off of Spotify.
Spotify
is losing money. They're a public company, you can see how
much they're losing is they're losing money, just like Netflix.
These are losing money. That's okay. That's the business plan.
I think Joe was shaken up by what happened to Alex Jones.
Alex Jones was in a coordinated effort. He was removed from
Apple podcasts from all the podcast apps, they ate the
podcast attic. app, there's a podcast app, which you just use
to subscribe to podcast was removed from the Google Play
store because they had the audacity to list podcasts that
had health information, quote unquote. That is not the
approved sanction message. So that's that's all I think that
that was those were Joe's main concerns. And it's what a safe,
much more safer way to do a licencing deal, which is there's
a lot of things in there. I think it's not just like, Oh,
here you go. I'm yours exclusively. No, it's a
licencing deal. So it may be that not all episodes go out.
There's all kinds of Things that can change along the way. But
the I think the from the monetary side, the podcast,
where the and I know that this is where most of the money came
in from, you know, I told him myself multiple times, I'm
worried, you have eight minutes of ads leading into the show.
Everybody knows we skip past it. Hello, come on man. And so you
must be getting heat from people who either want to be first or
last or whatever it is. So that that was not sustainable. So we
have the content issues. I'm not so sure about it never being
available on RSS. And that's kind of where it gets funky as
people don't consider something a podcast unless it has an RSS
feed. And I agree with that. But it doesn't make any difference
to the people who want to watch want to watch Joe Rogan. The
downside he'll have is twofold. One, he will no longer have the
algo of YouTube. And I think that's a huge underestimation.
And that's probably why they're trying to do a transition period
to get people used to the fact that you can watch the show over
here. Because if you subscribe to The Joe Rogan YouTube
channel, when there's something new, you know about it, and he's
not doing newsletters or any other way of notifying people.
So I think that's going to take a lot of work to compensate for
that. And obviously, the listenership and viewership will
have to go down. Also, if you're not going to use an RSS feed, is
it for sale? Because I'd be very interested in purchasing that?
And who owns the domain name associated with it? And do you
have any idea how much convenience is going to be lost?
I mean, if you've ever lost an RSS feed, then you kind of know
how hard it is to build that back up. So there will be some
relevance issues that I think Joe will have to deal with just
in a way like Howard Stern, where the medium is kind of the
message out. So like with Howard Stern, the medium was FM radio
morning radio, he was breaking all the rules, saying nasty
things the FCC was, was the man. And then he went to serious all
of a sudden, he could say, use profanity, and there was no
enemy. And a little bit of that pirate mentality is there with
Joe Rogan. And the Joe Rogan experience is we're just crazy.
We're hanging out. We're doing nutty stuff. And it turns out,
it's you know, it's working pretty well. But then this feels
like some kind of cop out, sell out. And it may very well be,
you know, to that word is you got $100 million.
That's not the word on Wall Street. But
that's the word it is I don't know, maybe
he read the same podcast Business Journal. It may be.
It's, I'd say anywhere between 50 50 million in that over a
multi year period. Sure, why not? And let me tell
ya wouldn't be, you wouldn't be cashed. Here's here's on a
billion dollars.
Oh, no, no, no, absolutely not. Now. So this is great for
Netflix. I think it protects all of Joe's upside. And it gives
him almost no downside other than relevance, but I think he
This man wants to stand up. He's not that he's not a podcaster.
He likes doing stand up. And that's what he wants to do in
the show for facilitates his life.
So I have no Can you still use the RSS feed? Well, I
think he can. And here's here's how I would view it. Again,
Spotify, his needs are not to pull away an RSS feed Spotify,
his needs are to have as we discussed, people who have this,
not just kind of free content for them. So the end the video
part, they're going to sell ads on anyone who was listening, or
I presume watching. Let's just leave it with listening who
isn't a subscriber, you know, isn't a paying member. So you
might as well have the same ads run for the people who still
subscribe to the RSS feed, you could leave that in place. And
it would probably do better for Spotify than maniacally trying
to cut that off. But it does, it does change something it
changes. It changes the view for people and what they think is
important. And I just want to know there's no real numbers on
any on anything. So he says 198 million downloads a month could
be I don't know. I don't know if that's people who listen as
well. But I did I did take a look at what would being on the
Joe Rogan show and Coronavirus has done to the no agenda if
you're interested. Sure. So I don't have I don't have any
absolute numbers but with with Apple you can go into podcast
connect. And you can see trends of people who are using the
iPhone at least iPhone 11 and the I have the apple podcast
app. So I'm just gonna add on March 4, we were at our 100%
Whatever, just a baseline of 100%. After I won on Rogen by
March 8, our baseline was 200 points. We went from the
baseline, it was 200%. A week later. Now this is when the
lockdown started to happen. So you got to think it might be a
combination. But for sure Rogen, we went from 200% to 500% to
2,000% of our original baseline. And we've now levelled off at
18 100%. Just to give you an idea of what kind of numbers
Rogan's pushing.
Go back on the show. Hell yeah. Hell yeah.
It's nice. We got about eight listeners for sure. who are who
have actually identified as listeners?
Well, we're talking about donors, donors, I'm sorry, I
picked up quite a few listeners. But the number of a but a lot of
them donated early to a lot of our normal listing pattern is
somebody who listen to this show for two years. And then come in
with maybe a big donation or what have you know, anything
from 200 to $1,000. And then after years of listening, these
guys are a little faster on the draw. Well,
now if this would happen to us, here's here's how I would do it.
Let's just presume it's 100 million. And of course, we have
a very weak you and I we can't work for email for anybody.
That's, that's impossible.
There's no way plenty of people
that I mean that we can have to we could no longer work for we
couldn't work for Spotify, we're not gonna have a meeting with
Spotify about what we're doing. No, that's not gonna. But let's
say we could just have a licencing deal. And you know, we
had this value for value, I would say 100 million. Everyone
who's donated, we're going to send them $1,000 You and I still
make out like bandits give you your money back with a little
bit of interest. Then we and when we keep going, anyway,
yeah. So I think it's I think it's great for Joe, I think it's
good for his show. It'll it'll last because that was show it
was going down. There's no way it could have gone anywhere but
into the censorship being on YouTube, which always comes with
all kinds of crap, the controversy, and then you know,
before you know it, someone says something, and then it's off the
podcast app. So I think that's yeah, man has a family and a
career to protect. Is it great for podcasting? I don't know I
don't think has anything to do with it anymore. Joe Rogan
experiences a whole different thing.
I think the future podcast is always what you've claimed,
which is independent. Yeah, the
tribe tribal work, you
know, something we don't, you're not dependent on a third party.
Exactly. And, and it's good to know, just like in jail, it's
good to know that you can escape. It's good to know that
once in a while one of us gets out make some real money, then
can live like a king.
Yeah, besides the gimlet people now that said,
Where is gimlet? Do you hear that much from them anymore?
They were bought by Spotify. No. So
the relevance, it's just like stern it kind of fades away. So
that I think is that,
but they what did they have? Did they have show? They're really
not really Neumann mics.
And now they had two shows. And it's a mystery show. What is it
true crime. It's really that it's all show oriented. We'll
see. We'll see what Spotify does. Meanwhile, the mainstream
media is so freaked out in general by podcasting and and
what's what's really happening with tribal media is apparent
from this public service announcement. And I'm sure they
meant it, kind of as funny but it went on too long for it to be
just funny from the ABC, Australian Broadcasting
Corporation paid for by the by the citizens of Australia. And
they aired this, there is some foul language in here and F bomb
coming up. But if it was good enough for ABC in Australia to
be good enough for the podcast,
these are unprecedented times.
We know things are hard right now,
you're stuck inside with nothing to do. You might be going out of
your mind just wanting to do something, anything.
But now more than ever, more than ever more than ever. It's
time to think about how your choices affect others. So please
place please don't start a podcast. Just don't do it. Don't
do it.
You might feel like a productive use of your time right now.
You've probably already got a USB mic and a spare room ready
to go. You might Dave's got some interesting opinions, but we're
here to tell you.
He doesn't. He really doesn't.
Please evacuate
when I need your true crime exclusive. Which is just you
reading Wikipedia articles to your house man.
We don't need your minute by minute breakdown of every
episode of Parks and Rec.
What are you gonna do since everyone in your contact list
and MailChimp newsletter and forced them to mark you as spam
instead of unsubscribing? Because
they're scared to hurt your feelings. We're in the middle of
a pandemic look.
It's pretty straightforward.
Just don't start a podcast make some pasta from scratch like
everyone else and just shut up the greatest gift You can give
your fellow human beings right now right now, right now is to
shut the fuck up. Shut the fuck. Come on, do it. Don't start a
podcast.
Now you can say that's just out of fun. Good. There was a little
too much hostility in there for my taste.
But it was too long. For the punch line, yeah. And they, you
know, they overpaid. So it's slightly over produced. It's
yeah. I mean, you don't go through the process of making
that with all these different people coming on
board and helping unless it's some kind of internal thing.
There's something there's dirt. Yeah. You know what I mean?
Maybe we had to do it. A couple of people that actually work at
Australian Broadcasting. They were thinking about doing a
podcast or Gord brought it up in meetings. Right. I think we
could do
a podcast about a podcast. Yes, exactly. I don't know. So yeah,
I'm not too worried in all this. The industry industry talk
because, you know, the podcasting space is an industry,
of which you and I are never invited to the party.
Which is to me always a good sign.
I know. Good sign for us.
It's a good sign for yes. Yeah, we're never invited all these
events. They have all these things that Jen briny goes
through most of them. Yeah, I wish I don't know if she still
does. I mean, obviously, nobody's going to anything
during this break. Shut down. But it's like she ever I talked
to her when she watched his workout. Did you get to go to
the podcast? The podcast festival, whatever. It's one of
the podcast hoedown cast a
palooza? No, I don't even know about it. Oh, you think they
didn't? Right? Yeah.
Now they don't invite us. podcast, podcast fast.
Oh, we're, we're persona non grata. Yes, yeah. Well, also
because we figured it out. This is the way you don't need. You
don't need to have Joe Rogan audience to sustain from your
community. It's exactly like a small church. It is in a way.
Yes. It's all church. You see
these churches as mega churches. They bring in the big dough.
That'd be Joe Rogan. Big mega church bringing in the dough now
but Joe Rogan, little community churches they do just fine
on Joe Rogan was not in the church. He was in a stadium like
Bruce Springsteen taken money. No, it's not the city. We're
seeing some of these mega churches. I've seen Joel Osteen,
no, but that stadium is literally he bought the Houston
basketball team stadium.
He's not value for value. So it's not the same as the church.
Joel Osteen has value for value. Yes.
But Joe Rogan Rogan? Yeah, you're right.
Thank you. Well, I
mean, I can see churches going that way if they were allowed to
by law. If there was legal I betcha the churches would have
the same writers. Wait a minute
women you mean to take to take why isn't it illegal? Why can't
a church have a
advertise? I think that's just called what?
Just break for ads. What's wrong with I don't see a problem with
that. Hey, listen, y'all, you haven't been you haven't been
putting enough in the collection dish. So here's a word from Coca
Cola. Why not
think it's I think there's some legal issue too. There's some
lawyer listening to this right now, that knows the answer to
this to my, my paws. Well, why am I pausing? Because I, I
suspect there's something illegal about it. I think a
religious organisation can't just be an advertising front
geysers was advertising for God. We
also have the drug companies underwriting us.
advertising for Sherman is brought
to you by Squibb.
Okay, now now you've taken me there now we need to go into
this to clip extravaganza. Because yes, it is about the
advertisers. And something fantastic happened. I saw it
happen live. And this is where the President offhandedly admits
that he's been taking hydroxychloroquine for about a
week in a as got everybody freaked out in a surprise. And I
surprised like offhand that announcement here is a clip of
it.
I think for whatever it's worth I take it I was my I would have
told you that three four days ago, but we'd never had a chance
because you've never asked me the question because
you're asking me shitty gotcha questions. The White House
through the White House doctor recommend
that you take that as that while you're telling White House
doctor didn't recommend? No. I asked him what do you think you
said well, if you'd like it and said, Yeah, I'd like it. I'd
like to take it a lot of people to take it a lot of frontline
workers have taken hydroxychloroquine a lot of
front. I don't take it because, hey, people said Oh, maybe he
owns the company. No, I don't know the company. You know what?
I want the people of this nation to feel good. I don't want them
being sick. I was just waiting to see your eyes light up when I
said this. But you know when I announced this, but you have
taken it for about a week and a half now. And I'm still here.
I'm still can you explain through though? What is the
evidence that it has a preventative for here we go,
you're ready. Here's my evidence. I get a lot of
positive calls about it. And I say, hey, you know, the
expression I've used John, what do you have to lose? Okay, what
do you have to lose? Happened Jacob for about a weekend, for
about a week and a half every day, at some point you every
day, take a pill every day. At some point, I'll stop. What I'd
like to do is I'd like to have the cure and or the vaccine. And
that'll happen, I think, first.
So what happened at this moment was fantastic. And just a
reminder of the background, that this is a widely available drug.
It's incredibly cheap to get. It is not the planned. It is not
the plan. The plan was while we have a vaccine in the making
moderna has been blessed to make that we have remdesivir and
remdesivir. They've even gone so far as to kind of gin up some
interim numbers, the right to make it look a little better
than the first trial was which the market saw because the
market had tanked the stock and then oh no, but we have
something positive went back up. And that's a $1,400 per serving.
So that's really and this is the pharmaceutical industry. You've
learned from us, China and the pharmaceutical industry own the
media. And here is proof and it's my favourite to show Fox
News, who now have a new name called Fox Pharma. And Neil
Cavuto was on when this briefing took place they interrupted
right after the President was done. And this is what he went
on for seven minutes. And I took to
that was stunning. The President knighted States just to
acknowledge that he is taking hydroxychloroquine drug that
meant really to treat malaria and lupus, the President's
insistence that has enormous benefits for patients, so either
trying to prevent or already have a COVID-19 The fact of the
matter is, though, when the President said What have you got
to lose in a number of studies, those certainly vulnerable the
population of wanting to lose their lives. a va study showed
that among a population of veterans in a hospital receiving
this treatment, those with vulnerable conditions,
respiratory conditions, heart ailments, they died. There are
also a number of other studies out including the journal the
American Medical Association, which examined some 1400 38
individuals in the New York area across 25 hospitals from the
middle of March to the end of March. The study was a real
chance stops timing
he had this information at the ready
oh it rolled out John it rolled out like they opened up the
manila envelope that said warning in case something bad
happens. This was he was stumbling through the prompter.
This was just reading believed by you know, I didn't I know
about him doing this. You have no idea. It's only halfway
realised that he was that it was like a prepared script
them and it happened when the President said it. Now either
they
don't do I worked in these in this business. That doesn't
happen unless there's something already ready to go. It's got to
be done.
The only time I've had that is working for the in the
Netherlands, there was a suitcase. And if anything
happened to the queen or the royal family the suitcase was to
be opened and the suitcase contain the records and the
playlist and the exact text of what to say. And it reminds me
of this. Yeah, he's flipping out. But he'll take it to the
all the way to the end. Remember, Fox pharma owned owned
by pharmaceutical industry
edition, which examined some 1400 38 individuals in the New
York area across 25 hospitals from the middle of March to the
end of March. The study was a real chance to look at the
benefits of the President's system where hydroxychloroquine
they concluded that among residents, residents
hospitalised in Metro
say what it was without the zinc
No, no. VA study is not peer reviewed. This is all bullcrap.
Residents hospitalised in metropolitan New York with
COVID-19 the treatment or both compared with neither treatment,
no statistical differences. A second study done by adjusted
phalaris and colleagues at the New York Presbyterian Hospital,
Columbia University Irving Medical Centre in northern
Manhattan from March 7 to April 8. Also shown there were no
visible differences, that the risk of intubation or death was
not significantly higher or lower among patients who
received hydroxychloroquine versus those who did not. The VA
study to which the President alluded, wasn't a loaded
political one. It was a test on patients their their combos who
took Yeah, remember,
this is written by the pharmaceutical industry for Neil
Cavuto here at Fox pharma and let's take it home that's really
scary in a
vulnerable population including those with respiratory other
conditions. They died, I want to stress again, they died if you
are in a risky population here and you are taking this as a
preventative treatment to ward off the virus or in a worst case
scenario you are dealing with the virus and you are in this
vulnerable population. It will kill you I cannot stress enough
this will kill you.
Ladies and gentlemen, Chairman of the Board of Fox pharma,
there is Neil Cavuto and if of course we have an ISO
this will kill you. I got
some ISOs to go over later. That's not bad
man. Can you believe that though? And they had that ready
to go.
Yeah, well, there's that which brings me I have two series of
clips. I want to play one you I would like to go to this one. I
first of all, I have a long presentation on the origins of
COVID. And that but I do have I am taking the beat of Kaylee
Kaylee the Avenger
but I do want to come back to one more clip when you take us
to Kaylee because I will I will Kaylee address this issue.
That's why I know. I know. That's why I say just want to
come back.
Okay, well, then we'll go to just 1k the clip. It got to the
two others left. But this is a two parter. And she did she goes
off the deep end on this. So this is a long clip followed by
a short follow up. That's worth it. But this is Kaylee Kaling on
Tammy
McInerney, the new press secretary
means sorority girl who says their gaming ass and taking
names.
I'm glad you're like I'm gonna use your beat. That's for sure.
So here she comes. And she's going to address his eight H CQ
event. This event. It was an event when Trump made the
announcement and even Scott Adams made a special
presentation on his periscope at night. What was his take?
Without he thought it was genius. He brought him back to
the Trump camp when he says he's never seen a he says he just
thought it was genius because he knew it would get everyone all
bent out of shape and, and he was just laughing about it.
Yeah. And because he just thought it was another Trump
ploy. Yeah, but here's Kaylee going on about it. Here we go.
Got moments ago a statement from the American Nurses Association
which says quote, the American Nurses Association has not
received reports from nurses or other frontline health care
workers, utilising hydroxy Clark hydroxychloroquine as a
preventative treatment for COVID 19. Why does the President
continue to say that many or 1000s of frontline workers are
using it as a prophylactic?
Well, there is a Henry Ford Hospital is doing a study on
this now where 3000 frontline workers will be taking hydroxy
Chloroquine at to look at its use as a prophylaxis. I believe
there's a few 100 or 190 workers in Tampa General Hospital. So
this is being used by some and one thing I want to note with
regard to hydroxychloroquine, because I think it's very
important that were as accurate as we can be with our reporting
on this hydroxychloroquine has been a drug that has been in use
for 65 years. For lupus, arthritis and malaria. It has a
very good safety profile. But as with any drug, and as with any
prescription, it should be given by a doctor to a patient in that
context. So no one should be taking this without a
prescription from their doctor. But that being said, I've seen a
lot of apoplectic coverage of hydroxychloroquine you had Jimmy
Kimmel saying the President's quote, trying to kill himself by
taking it you had Joe Scarborough saying, quote, this
will kill you. Neil Cavuto saying, What have you got to
lose on one thing, you have to lose our lives. And you had
Chris Cuomo.
Isn't it interesting, although I don't have the evidence that
Kobudo said this will kill you in Joe Scarborough from another
network said the same thing.
Yeah, that's never happened before.
Both this will kill you. Neil Cavuto saying What have you got
to lose? I'm one thing you have to lose our lives. And you had
Chris Cuomo saying the President knows that. hydroxychloroquine
is not supported by science. He knows it has been flagging
flagged by his own people and he's using it. Well, Cuomo
mocked the president for this. And interestingly, I found this
out just before coming here. hydroxychloroquine of course is
an FDA approved medication with a long proven track record for
safety. And it turns out that Chris Cuomo took a less safe
version of it called quinine, which the FDA removed from the
market in 2006, because of its serious side effects, including
death. So really interesting to have that criticism of the
President and on that note to Chris Cuomo, I'd like to
redirect him to his brother, the governor of New York, Governor
Cuomo, who has several on the record statements about
hydroxychloroquine saying, I'm an optimist. I'm hopeful about
the drug. And that's why we'll try it here in New York as soon
as we get it. There has been anecdotal evidence that it's
promising. That's why we're going ahead and I have about
eight other quotes from Governor Cuomo. Should any of you have
interest in
that? And this is exactly why we have otherwise intelligent
people showing up completely freaked out at my house, because
of this of the media really working against any messaging,
only spreading fear and death and destruction. And when
there's good news under or not reporting it at all. No,
not reporting it at all. You get that right. The
imH II model changed over this week. And there's now you know,
they've just subtracted a good 10 20,000 deaths expected in the
US. And they have broken down by state. I'm sure you haven't
heard that. Because No,
that's true downloader that borders on good news, even if it
borders on good news, you don't want to report it. And so people
get very various and by the way, this is beyond when it leaves,
it bleeds, or when it bleeds, it leads. This is just Trump hate.
It's
it's Yeah, but what Yes, but what No, in fact, no, what we
heard John was the pharmaceutical industry
immediately jumping in and saying stop, they had it ready.
As if they knew it. They had the package ready for Fox Pharma.
They had the package ready for Joe, may I just play it? Just a
reminder clip of RFK Jr. When he had a dinner with Rupert
Murdoch, who owned Fox News, just for a reminder as to how
that works, and it'll it'll make us all feel much better about
what happened.
Anderson Cooper is sponsored by Pfizer. Erin Burnett is
sponsored by Pfizer, the NBC Nightly News is sponsored by
Merck. And Roger Ailes told that a
Roger Roger Ailes not Murdoch, but he was when he ran it
very well. And it was a founder foxes. I didn't agree with him
politically, but we weren't friends. We spent a couple of
months together in a tent. I was 18 years old in Africa, I had
this good relationship with him. And he understood the issue and
vaccine injury from he had a personal experience with vaccine
injury, where a kid who was close to him was injured. And so
he knew it was true. And we I had made I'll make a film, a
documentary about it a couple of years before he died when he was
still with the height of his powers. And I asked him, you
know, can I come on? I don't want to play it on Fox, but I
wanted to come on Fox and talk about it. He said, I can't let
you do that. He said, In fact, if any of my hosts allowed you
on their show, I'd have to fire them. And if I didn't, I would
get a call from Rupert within
10 minutes. So just so you know, that's what's going on the call,
you know, if you're done that a call in 10 minutes what? The
farm the pharmaceutical industry, they were ready. All
the producers knew it. Hey, if anyone has effing crazy, here's
your packet. Here's what you say. Here's the studies. Here's
what your food Oh, in fact, here's the here's a thumb drive.
You can plug it right into your prompter and suck out the copy
they it's shameful and naked it Kabuto should be ashamed of
there's
no I'm I'm happy that that happened. Because now you see
it's not just CNN and MSNBC, Fox pharma top of the list.
Well, they definitely did their they did their bit. So So
anyway, Kaylee continues with her little bit and she's just
kind of wraps it up with a with a another kind of a semi slam.
So here she's finishing on her little complaint to the media
about their coverage.
studies about their trials that are in their early phases. Do
you have any evidence that 1000s of frontline workers are
currently using it because they believe it actually will prevent
them from getting so the FDA
the FDA has approved this for off label use you know, this
President is a big believer and right to try legislation people
who mourn their lack of they're essentially what
that she she's really a master at throwing back the liberal
memes the Right to Try thing came out of the liberal side of
the of the Politik. Go spectrum, good boy
naturally will prevent them from getting so the FDA
the FDA has approved this for off label use. You know, this
President is a big believer and right to try legislation, people
who mourn their last award, there are several studies that
have been brought up, the President has actually mentioned
that I'd refer you to there was one out of France a French
study, involving more than 1000 patients that found that the
vast majority had, quote, good clinical outcomes. And by the
vast majority, that was more than 90%, there is an Italian
study of more than 65,000 patients that demonstrated only
20 tested positive of those who are taking it prophylactically
in South Korea study as well. So there are several studies and if
you're someone out there, and this is a safe drug to use in
your doctor, importantly, to underscore that in, your doctor
prescribes it for your use as a prophylaxis or after coming into
contact with COVID, then it's something you should take if
it's prescribed by the doctor, and that's your personal medical
choice.
Yeah, the pharmacy board in Texas. They had initially they
had put a restriction on hydroxychloroquine that's been
lifted. This is more and more evidence that 1000s of health
care workers are taking it as a prophylactic. And, of course,
it's supposed to really only work with zinc, because what it
does is it loosens up whatever it needs to and then in goes the
zinc and you're good to go. But this gave great fodder for lots
of people and I think, to their detriment, I don't think it was
smart what to Speaker of the House and head honcho Democrat
Pelosi did hear two reactions to the President saying that he's
no other than his her little banter with Anderson Cooper.
That was cute. Your reaction to the President
saying that he's now taking hydroxy Chloroquine. Are you
concerned?
Well, first, let me just say how happy I am about your new baby.
How lovely, Quiet. Quiet. How perfectly named
that? What's this Wyatt? Was it a Wyatt Vanderbilt that I that?
I'm unaware of?
How perfectly I think she's thinking of Wyatt Earp.
Why is that so perfectly named? For what is right?
Just like Anderson Cooper, that guy's a gunslinger man.
We all know why that is and how congratulations. And as you as
you now our father, you see how important it is to keep the
world safe for the children for the children. As far as the
President is concerned, the our present president and I would
rather he not be taking something that has not been
approved by the scientist, especially in his age group. And
in his, shall we say, weight group had what is morbidly obese
they say, so, I think that was not a good idea.
Okay, thanks, Nancy. Of course, Republicans got their panties
all in a bunch. Fine. Let's talk to a scientist. Let's talk to
Dr. Drew who, despite his many bombings in weavings, we've
stuck along with his advice, that not a big fan of his Fauci
love, and worship, but if you want the truth on something drew
will do his best to give it to you.
Let's make medical sense.
Yes. Listen, people have got to separate politics from the
practice of medicine. He everything he said was
absolutely accurate. That has been around for 40 years, it's
been prescribed hundreds of millions of times for malaria. I
personally have prescribed it hundreds of times for malaria,
hundreds of time for rheumatic diseases. I've never seen one
adverse side effect. I can't say that of Tylenol. I can't say
that of aspirin. Now, every medication has risks. That's
just the way it is. But in a otherwise healthy person with
maybe rheumatic condition or to prevent malaria. It's a very
safe medication. Do not confuse it with Chloroquine. That's
different than hydroxy chloric. Okay, so the different
medicines, so
the FDA put out a warning about both hydroxychloroquine and
Chloroquine. They said this morning in April, that it can
cause a dangerous abnormality in heart rhythm or a virus patients
are said about both of them, and that only in hospitals shouldn't
be used. And in clinical trials, this is not being used in a
hospital and not being used as a clinical trial. Correct.
That's the FDA standard. Doctors are entitled to do anything they
want with a medication, they take on a certain degree of
liability they do when they do that different than when
something is FDA approved. We use off label medication all the
time. Some of our more common prescribing is off label not FDA
approved. Now this is for a non a hospital setting, not a COVID
setting. It's being used for prophylaxis. Doctors take it
themselves for prophylaxis. They prescribe it for patients for
prophylaxis. The FDA says that there's no evidence that they
were no they because that study has not been done yet. They're
talking about the treatment of COVID. Now, the treatment no
preventatively there's
no study that shows that that that's Korea. President is doing
this to prevent unless he's had Coronavirus If he's lying about
doctors can prescribe it prophylactically. I know many
doctors are doing it. I know many doctors that are taking it
themselves, because there's some evidence that it might be
prophylactic, and it is so safe. So they feel like rather than do
nothing, they'd rather do the the Chloroquine
hydroxychloroquine, not the Chloroquine, which does have
cardiac side effects. The whole look, the studies on
hydroxychloroquine, and the cardiac effects have yet to
be washed out. So
that was that guy arguing with him?
The guys, he's a podcast, like a suit YouTuber, no, big show, but
who the hell knows? Just people want to argue. And so it kind of
to wrap up the last 43 minutes. If you look at the amount of
incredible confusion that's out there, that is freaking people
out and messing up their minds, intelligent people, mainly
because they they've been programmed into not looking at
any other news sources. And then again, if you look at the news,
those other news news sources, they're all spouting the same
message for the big the big owners behind it, like the
pharmaceutical company, what and then you have these are tribes,
this is actually kind of an interesting observation across
because, of course with the Rogan announcement, and there's
all kinds of analysis of what's going on with podcasting. And
apparently, across the board, podcasting, consumption has been
down during the corona crisis. And many people attribute that
to a lack of commuting, which I think is true. But I also think
it's the type of content most content is nice bubblegum for
when you're doing something else, when you're on your way
into work. It's maybe it's news oriented, it's probably showbiz
oriented, or some other thing, whatever it is, it's, it's not
critical to your life. But what happens with some shows, and I
think that our our, our media tribe here is one of those is
that people come to us and they hear at least some filtering of
the bull crap that's around them so they can calmly and we're
also calm we haven't been Have we ever we freaked out once in
the past. And there it is, we've lost them, ladies and gentlemen.
It's calm, and it's calming, and it makes you feel good. And this
brings me to Mike Rowe, who was on The Rubin Report, just two
quick clips, I encourage it's in the show notes and a show notes.
Com encourage everyone to watch the full hour micro is of any
very no agenda minded and oriented in his thinking. And he
says that what he is seeing with this kind of opening up and
we're starting to carefully figure out where we're going and
what we're doing. But have we really and no, I think people
are so freaked out. They don't they don't know what to wait
for. They don't know what the signal they don't know what the
all clear is. And he says it's very simple to the five stages
of grief.
I've been comparing it to the Kubler Ross, five stages of
grief, right? I mean, the country is grieving, in a sense,
but we're all at different levels. And we're all grieving
at different speeds. And we're trying to process a lot of
information and a lot of data without a tonne of context or
perspective. And so what you wind up getting with that, in my
view, anyway, is the opportunity to look around and go oh, look,
he's in denial. And he's bargaining and she's depressed
and she's angry. And that was accepted it but would have
accepted exactly have they accepted the reality, the virus,
the reality of the lockdown for this weird space that requires
us to somehow navigate both.
And then it goes into a full theory about the safety first
culture and how when you are told that you are safe because a
company is looking out for you. So safety is our your safety is
our number one job, or this car is so safe. What do we do we
start to take risks. We start to let the Tesla auto drive for a
little bit and all kinds of things like I don't have to
worry too much about looking over my shoulder anymore. I got
those beep beep things on my mirrors. And so we we really
don't understand and can't measure risks as human beings,
as we cannot understand the risk of a COVID-19 which really you
have to be older than 65 to be considered or sick to be
seriously worried. Versus automobile accidents. Now,
there's probably still a little bit more automobile deaths in
the United States on an annual basis. Let's not talk about the
hundreds of 1000s who are maimed and cut up and and can't walk
and then turn into veggie The polls, it's hundreds of 1000s.
Yet we don't block down cars and tell people they can't drive
anywhere but in the neighbourhood. And here's how he
looks at that kind of risk assessment,
exploring the unintended consequences of a safety first
culture through the lens of quarantine was, to me a really
interesting rumination, because we can be a safety first
country, but only for very, very, very short periods of
time. And then we're reminded that the chief goal of living is
not to merely stay alive, at least not not for most people.
And then this fascinating conversation starts to unfold.
So that's a long way of saying that for the last 60 days or so,
I've seen a lot, a lot of conversation right around a
couple of topics that I love it specifically homeostatic risk,
compensatory risk, risky equilibrium, and all the
subconscious things we do to maintain our own illusory
relationship with the illusion of safety.
And so just now, like the example of driving and
automobiles and death, how the consequences of shutting down
cities, countries and globes and yes economies, that no one
thought about it, and the risk was not mitigated at all and
worse, we collectively went now we trust the scientists because
we've been taught to trust the scientists. And now if if you
look at the UK, the UK is is pushing harder than Well, their
media is assisting more at least it's Channel Four is not the BBC
yet. They had this sage as a GE that was there over the
recommendation board that recommended what actions to take
and they were listened to is very important. Neil Ferguson,
of course, was also a key member of sage with his 2 million
people dead in America model built on 13 year old
undocumented code. And so now people are questioning Well,
first, you wanted to go for herd immunity? And then you want to
close everybody down? And did you make the did we make the
right decision in hindsight? And so this has been going around in
the UK, Twitter's which is Channel Four News woman is
grilling one of the sage members and he's not doing well.
I mean, did you change your mind on herd immunity?
Not what is your what you mean by that herd immunity is just a
thing. Yeah, herd immunity or population immunity is what is
what?
You know. Before a period in March, the government appeared
to be pursuing a strategy of mitigating the spread of the
virus, allowing children races, for example, to go ahead between
March potential March 13, allowing it to spread naturally
to allow the development of some herd immunity. Was that a
mistake?
I don't know. I'm not quite sure whether that really was the
strategy, I think. I think at the time, it was difficult to
imagine. Or mean, we weren't sure by what levels of
compliance with various social distance measures were possible.
Was that one that you didn't model for lockdown until the
middle of March?
I think it was very hard. I don't think anybody looked at
it. It wasn't just myself. I don't think anybody. We we all
looked at a range of different measures, some of which were
very stringent. But it was you know, it's difficult to say, you
know, but it was difficult to imagine just how, in some sense
it's difficult to imagine just how easy to lock down what you
see what I mean.
Oh, yeah, we see what you mean. They were all Jide John. Oh,
look how easy they're going. Oh, crap. Stay home you
may be actually testing us.
Yeah. Now we
can't finish this up without talking about Sweden. I have
have received extensive written boots on the ground reports over
Sweden and let's just make sure we understand a few things to
say Sweden did not shut down is a lie bowl crap bullshit lie not
true. We saw the apple mobility data. Their transit numbers had
dropped to minus 40%. They were staying home. They were expected
to stay home restaurants were not open it was curbside and
pick up only many companies already were prepared for at
home work. And please also note that the typical Swedish home
only has two people. So you don't have grandma and the kids
and the kids bringing home stuff and infecting Big Mom and Pop
Pop and getting them sick. Very different situation but they
most certainly did social distance. They did all of that.
In fact, they follow the dub The H O guidelines to the tee
they're so compliant. And they love it. The people who have
written to me say we actually feel were a little bit superior
to the rest of y'all that look at Greta. And we are superior,
we know how to do it. That's why they're being very quiet about
their strategy because it turns out, they're going to have just
about the same amount of deaths. And that's because ultimately,
that no lockdown was necessary. That's what we're starting to
see. Let's talk to or let's listen to Swedish scientist,
John. Key Shakha. who explains here to Sky Australia, really
how the lockdowns are inefficient, and he has a few
questions about where to go from here. They do that inefficient,
ineffective, should say,
You painted yourself into a corner and I'm watching with
interest how you and 100 other countries will climb out to the
lockdown. Because I don't think any government that I know gave
a minute's thought about how they would get after the
different lock downs that are installed. Take your school
closure, for example, if you close the schools when you're
going to open them, what's the criteria, I don't think anyone
thought about that when the closure was was decided on. And
I think there's very little chance to stop it by any measure
we take. Most people will become infected by this and most people
won't even notice we have data now from Sweden that shows that
between 98 and 99% of the cases have had a very mild infection,
or didn't even realise they were infected. This spread of this
mild disease around the globe. And most of it is happening
where we don't see it, it's among people that don't get very
sick, spread it to someone else that doesn't get very sick. And
what we're looking at is a thin layer at the top of people who
do develop disease, an even thinner layer of people that go
into intensive care and even seen a layer of people who die.
But the real outbreak is happening where we don't see it.
But if you make it succeed, and New Zealand may also succeed,
but I've been asking myself when New Zealand or Australia has
stamped out every case in the country, what do you do for the
next 30 years? Well, you should close your borders, completely
quarantine for anyone who's going to Australia or New
Zealand, because the disease will be out there. I don't know
how you're gonna handle that. But that's your problem.
Screw you New Zealand. That's your problem. So it appears that
everything was done exactly wrong on the ball. And this was
the advice of the scientists who should have known better than
majority that's over 50. But I think it's closer to over 60 In
general, across the world of people who died were over 65 and
elderly and many in care facilities.
Were in their 90s a lot were dying. Anyway,
many, many were already in hospice because they didn't want
to die in the hospital. You know, I do have Governor Cuomo
is rebuttal towards the accusation that he killed 5000
people by forcing sick people to be kept at the nursing homes. If
you'd like I think I think it's worth it. Because again, I don't
blame him. Because stuff is done during emergencies and people
make decisions and mistakes
for allowing the Trump death thing to be sitting up there on
time square death metre, blaming Trump for everything. That's
what I blame him for. But yeah, I think he play this.
So here's the opening question from the journalist to families
who have suffered losses inside nursing homes, and they're
looking for accountability, and they'd like to see justice. For
example, I've recently interviewed a family, three
siblings, they've had two nursing home losses within a few
weeks,
just so we know. There's no doubt that there was an
executive or executive order that put sick people in the
nursing homes. This is not in dispute. It's like but this
killed people and people feel that that decision killed people
and he's being asked about it and his deflection is
phenomenal.
A family, three siblings, they've had two nursing home
losses within a few weeks of one another on two separate floors
in the same facility here in Albany. They felt so much
solace. When you got up and talked about Matilda's law. They
said, Great. We're protected like our loved ones are going to
be okay, because of Matilda's law, and then their loved ones
passed away because it couldn't get the testing. So they're
looking for accountability, and they feel that they were failed.
What's What's the comment to that?
Yeah, the comment is this. And I have those conversations all day
long with people who have lost people. Right. Right. 139 people
yesterday in hospitals, who is accountable for those 139
deaths? Well, how do we get justice for those families who
had 139 debt? So what is justice? Who can we prosecute
for those deaths? Nobody? Nobody. Mother Nature, God,
where did this virus come from? People are going to die by this
virus. That is the truth.
So he doesn't answer the question at all the flex to the
139 people who died yesterday, and keeps doing it. In fact,
fuck it, let's make it about me.
Older people, vulnerable people are going to die from this virus
that is going to happen, despite whatever you do. Because with
all our progress as a society, we can't keep everyone alive.
Despite what everything you do. Crazy people are more
vulnerable, didn't Don't
send sick people to their facility.
And that is a fact. And that is not going to change. And look to
me, Look, the only difficult conversations for me deflection
are my son was 40 years old. He was not a senior citizen did not
have a comorbidity and got this virus because he was an
essential worker and doing the right thing. And had an
aneurysm.
I'm sure that was COVID. related.
I thought young people were fine. And he was doing the right
thing as an essential worker, you know, there's a there's a
randomness to this virus. That is inexplicable.
He will not he will not address it. He's he'll never admit it.
He won't admit there was even a mistake made. There's not even a
fall guy. Just no Shut up,
even when you're unapologetic,
even when pressed again.
Still, that it's the mandates that are currently in place
right now that we've all just been talking about in here or in
place from the get go. They feel that their loved ones may still
be here.
Look, look,
people rationalise death in different ways?
No, it's about the cause of death. We'd like to rationalise.
I don't think there was any logical rationale to say they
would be alive today.
Oh, we just had your Bloods.
I said from day one. The fear is we overwhelm the hospital
system. And then people die because we couldn't get them the
medical care. That was an account of a situation. That was
Italy by the way. People died in hallways on gurneys in
hospitals, because the doctors and the nurses were overwhelmed.
And because they didn't have a ventilator, they didn't have a
doctor available to do with you. That is a heartbreak. Because
then you say, they didn't have to die. If the doctor had gotten
to my mother, my mother would have been alive. That's what we
protected against. And we did it successfully.
You protected against that, but you didn't protect those poor
people. Which brings me to the question. What did they do they
keep coming back to, we needed to protect the system, the
hospital system, so it wasn't overwhelmed. Well, mission
accomplished, you've killed the people who actually flood flood
the hospital system when something is going on. That
won't happen again. And I don't know. Medicare, old people,
they're very profitable for the system. But they clog it up to
almost have to wonder what's it just hey, you know, if we can
get rid of a whole bunch of old people? Wouldn't that be good
for the insurance business and the hospital system moving
forward? We'd rather have young people we can tell they're
unintelligent or unhealthy.
It's a dual edged sword. First of all, you have the old people
who do make money for the for the system, but they don't make
money for the insurance companies. Exactly. So that we
had to get rid of surance companies make money for for
themselves and for the system. And so the it's only the
insurance companies that do who's got a dog in the hunt,
because the health care system doesn't care if you're old or
young because you get they get the money. They get the money no
matter what. And in fact, many of them I've talked to when I
had my cataract operation, I talked to one of the people that
were setting the whole thing up about payments and See how much
you have to pay for this and that and who what's the best
system and what's the best insurance company who does the
best job and she just said flat out that as far as she's
concerned and and I find I get this verified Medicare is the
best they're very reliable you send them a bill you know they
get their their fees are fixed you know what money you're gonna
get insurance companies don't like that. And insurance
companies argue with everything that's too much good can I pay
no and they stole in fact what I had a doctor here in the area
that he had to close his entire practice which is what people
said that would happen I would dad and there's ever going to
happen it did this guy closes practice because he had to have
to too many full time people on the phone arguing with insurance
companies about every single charge. Yep,
I know it's the worst. And his
and his his theory had a theory I talked to him about this. He
says he thinks that they just do this hoping that sometimes they
get you know the day they win a battle but they just don't argue
everything every single charge and it's just his nightmare is
3030
cents on the dollar is what they want to pay out that's it 30
cents on the dollar and they get away with it. So So I think
killing off a whole bunch of those Medicare fuckers was it
was a win for them.
Probably watch the insurance company so there you go evil
doers and they didn't
want them in the hospitals. We don't want them in the hospital.
This you know if someone would actually do some work. Matt
Taibbi I just subscribed to his whatever his his thing is new
thing. See that this
same exact same example of in scam
will scam or not he does real work
gladly support. It's an attempt to make money. Yeah, because I
he can't get enough work
right. So I'm supporting him heavily. What's only like $40 a
year or something but hell yeah. support that guys. It's because
it will not
Terios quite good. It's very reasonable. He's a he's a
progressive lefty that has a very steadfast middle of the
road style of true journalism. He does not slant his story. He
slants his stories and the way we slammed our stories, which is
to slam the media for doing a piss poor job of everything.
I would love to hear your origins of SARS cov two
extravaganza
package. You want to hear it now? Yeah, no,
no, I want to hear it now. I think that'll
be a good day. Gotta have no one mentioned it was a seven card
just FYI. things have not changed that
much. Okay, economy still stable as we go but down, down, down
and not stable. It's low stable. Checkmark recovery, not insight.
Okay, so I've ran into this podcast again, this is another
example who brought on these these these doctors who are
experts in epidemiology, read their research, their research
physicians and ones I'll give you their who they once a PhD in
biochemistry. This This show is done by Mark young and a doctor.
I don't know his first name gladden, Chris Howard, a PhD in
biochemistry and Lynn Howard, a Catholic, an MD who is a
pathogenic microbiology and infection disease specialist,
the name of the show, the podcast, the show is called how
to manage it should be on a sheet of sunlight living to 120
I think is the name of it. It's a show about long life and
they've they changed the topic for this show, to discuss the
COVID situation with people that have some expertise. And all the
information matches what the French Nobel was his Montag NEA,
I think his name, Montag, Nea the, the French Nobel Prize
winner in Madison, who pretty much says the same thing. And
he, he extrapolated it from pretty much just looking at the
at the virus. And of course, the argument against Montaigne.
Yeah, and he did this around April 20 of last year last
month. The argument against him was he's a crackpot, of course.
So
limit living beyond 120 That's living beyond 121 20. Now, also
available on Spotify.
The disk by the way, this mediocre transcription, but it
is understandable. I did edit a few things together. I want to
mention this before I play this stuff because this is not
information that I'm that nobody can uncover. But the thing is,
I've noticed that I was looking at Montana yeas material and all
of the slams against them come out of India. Go Where are they
where they make everything? Well, they make a lot of stuff
there but they also make a lot of hydroxychloroquine and things
that are exactly positive. But I believe that there was a
COINTELPRO operation going on. When this guy came out with his
idea that the one virus came from this lab, and they planted
all these stories in India, because the Europeans aren't
picking up on CIA scams anymore where you go you know, the idea
is you you find a an amenable outlet you put a story into that
outlet in foreign land
in the in the Wuhan Gazette.
You put this out there, and then it comes back and you and then
you just point to it. Hello, New
York Times here reporting, according to the Wuhan Gazette,
pretty much show now I got five clips, it's a lot. So this is
gonna be but most of them are short, except the first one
which gives us a little insight into the, into the virus itself.
So we kind of understand it is a variation on the cold virus, or
one of the cold viruses, the other ones are Rhino. And it's a
necessary background. So we had so this is clip one,
you have inherent coronaviruses in most animal species. In
humans, we have coronaviruses we've had, we have over 100
different variants. And historically, they're nothing
more than an annoyance. And by that, I mean when you consider
Coronavirus, you're thinking of viral sinus infections, you're
thinking of common colds, you're thinking of you know, when you
say you have the kid crud, a lot of that is caused by current
Coronavirus. They have a distinct ability to penetrate
epithelium, your first line of defence in the immune system
actually. So when when you find a virus that can penetrate that
epithelium and activate and enter a host cell, then you
pretty much have an annoyance and it's usually a respiratory
issue. It's never been the case where it's been so very elegant.
Now thinking back to the 2000 to 2003 SARS, SARS, one they
originally said they found it in bat K eight and this that and
the other thing, but if you look at
did she actually say this, that and the other thing as a
professional broadcaster,
she's not a professional broadcaster, obviously, any
professional broadcaster would never say she also says okay, a
lot a lot more than yes and used at the end of the day yet, but
this that she's on her way. Mark Levin The Great One says that a
once in a while,
yes, six, half and two dozen whatever. This is
fun. They originally said they found it in Batcave and this
that the other thing but if you look at the sequence of SARS,
the RNA sequence versus the wild type found in bats, there are
many similarities. However, they're not identical. And the
assumption is that it made a zoonotic leap from the bat to
the human. And in doing so mutated, that sounds reasonable.
It does. However, when you look at the sequences themselves, you
realise what has changed is not your typical zoonosis mutation,
what has changed, you start to dig deeper and find that many
years ago it back to even going back to what the 80s or 90s they
have been manipulating viruses to to learn more about them.
Okay. So by manipulating I mean they make them more
transmissible, more infectious, they make them more virulent
once you have the infection, and it supposedly teaches the
scientist or the epidemiologist, epidemiological behaviour and
what is possible for the future. This is called gain of function,
research, gain of function research of gain of function
research is very controversial. You have two camps. Here you
have the scientific community that says why the reward does
not outweigh the risk here. Why do this, and then you have the
other camp that says it's important. It's important for
learning behaviour, it's important for potential
epidemics, and how to address those epidemics. So if we need
to make a vaccine or a therapy, knowing where it's going is
helpful in getting a leg up on that in the wrong hands. These
pathogens can be really, really problematic. Right?
Yeah, so that's our background. Right and never hurt. Yeah,
let's explain that. gain of function. Yeah, the
gain of function is we have talked about that on this very
show. And in the beginning, in fact, because this term has been
around, that's where you jack that shit up. then you can do
you can do fun stuff with it.
Now this, there was a lot of stuff at the beginning of this
that we discussed on the show that is disappeared from the
internet. And a lot of it had to do with the Wuhan lab and then
it got it just got short sheeted by the media. Nah, no, no, it's
just a coincidence that that lab that specialises in Coronavirus
research is in the vicinity. It had nothing to do with it. And
there's a bunch of people that come out of the woodwork, a lot
of them in these Indian publications, I'm gonna have to
write an essay about this to point out this COINTELPRO
operation that's going on. I don't know who's doing it.
Showing that these Indian publications which have slammed
this poor guy on time, yay. They've smeared him. So he can't
do anything anymore. But he kind of figured this out on his own.
But these guys are figuring it out too. And others have figured
it out and people know this. What we're going to hear now is
going to be an exposition on why this has to be from that lab.
And it's not a debunked theory. The only debunking was a
professor Mung Tani A, and then the whole thing is just
something there's a scam going on here. Let's
watch. There's gambling happening.
Let's go to part two from what
I'm finding from the cell lines that they grew the original
Coronavirus backs on what I'm finding as they've grown them
out to gain a function function research figured out ways to
make them very infectious and transmissible. So they could say
on
your saying that the COVID-19 is basically man made in a sense
that it's
not in a sense, okay, if you want to say in a sense, but yes,
that's what I am. I'm inferring here. That we're
playing, we're playing with nuclear weapons here.
Well, and the other thing to jump back to Lynn's point where
when you look at evolutionarily that viruses mutate and, and
jump from species or change hosts, the main driver of those
changes, is evolutionary pressure, to be able to bind
better, okay, it's, it's we need to change the viruses around for
one thing, it's not to make you sick, it's to make more virus.
That's it, right? You get sick because your body reacts to the
virus, the long and the short of it is though, when a virus finds
a good mode of attachment, you're going to see less change.
Okay, well, the SARS one and the SARS COVID. To have absolutely
identical means of attachment from the ACE two inhibitor
binding to S one S one splitting to the TMP RSS two binding site,
it opens up and you get exocytosis into the cell, which
you know, so there's no
no difference between source one and source two in that respect,
except for the internal internal dynamics of the virus different
which is not in wild, where you usually see viruses changing.
But we're saying that SARS was manmade, also, it's Rs one,
it very well could have been.
So wasn't the gain of function research, that's what was
outlawed, that was stopped because what it was the
fundraiser
specifically, my understanding is what was outlawed was the K
mirrors, right, which is gate which was used for a gain of
function, development, and the Chimaera is where you take two
different viruses and you combined, you know, aspects of
both of them, right, and make a monster, which is what this
appears to be. And that research was, was going on, I think, in
Fort Dietrich, and then they got out of the country. That's where
the three or $4 million, and Dr. Fauci and the Wuhan lab came
into play, because that's where the money went there because
they can still do it legally. And so that's what they're
working on.
Is it you know, if I look at the preconditioning that I have for
this from movies and television shows, wouldn't it be that since
part of it was basically manufactured in lab where you
call it whatever you call it, gain of function Chimaera
however it's put together, someone has the key someone has
the the main thing that you need to put the vaccine together,
don't you?
Well, I think of some of these new new machines that do genetic
that do splicing gene splicing and other things, they don't
explain how how it specifically was done but that's those are
high tech methodologies that are patented not patentable, but
they're their trade secrets. I mean, you're not going to find
out how they did it
right but but just the fact that someone there when they created
it, so they reverse engineering and oh, we need this antibody or
this particular gene widget. You know, we can we can make this a
mRNA vaccine with it, which is all different from the way
they've ever been done
another issue, but here's this is a side note. But I'm reading
all this documentation on Montagnier, a and he's the one
who discovered this HIV. Yes. material in here. But he also
I'm going to read from a from one of the papers written in
India because they're mocking him. Oh, the guy's an idiot. He
turns out to be a Vaxxer guy and he's also thinks homoeopathy is
not a bad thing.
Oh, he's everything wrong with him. Go away yo says
he also did this. In a mocking sense. The guy says he argued
during a TV interview with the French channel that elements of
HIV one retrovirus which can be co discovered in which he co
discovered can be found in the genome of the new Coronavirus.
He also said elements of the malaria germ, the parasite
plasmodium Phyllis, fall shippi. Up So
what would work against the malaria thing? Do we have
anything in the Arsh? hydroxy? Oh, are you kidding me?
So I'm thinking they built in an automatic back door. Yeah.
Yeah, that's that's that's the No, no, no, it's not. It's not
the backdoor. It's the it's like the kill switch is like a you
want to get well, okay. You want to call debt? So you have this?
And I don't know what's talked about this, by the way, and I've
only spotted it. Holy crap. And so that would make nothing but
since then it says, Okay, well, we don't what happens if this
gets out? Because you have to have that on your mind if you're
not really trying to create a bio weapon, right? Or even if
you're creating a bio weapon, what can we do to stop it? So we
don't get it? And you just slip in a little aspect that just
gets killed by this just dies? How
about that? That's interesting.
So that I find that interesting. That was this piece that I can
tell. But anyway, let's go on to part three.
It very well could have been.
But But with regards to COVID your thing let's first
back up, let's not call it COVID. Because COVID is the
infectious disease process. COVID is exhibiting the disease
caused by the virus if we're talking about virus right now,
let's talk about SARS. COVID. Two, that's what the etiological
agent is for the disease states.
Okay, let's talk about SARS. COVID. Two. So what went into
making SARS? COVID? Two, isn't it a Chimaera isn't too Right?
Well, that's
exactly it. And the Chimaera, by definition is made in the lab.
So
Vera, just so the audience understands is basically when
you take and Lin, you may want to describe us when you take two
things and basically fuse them together on some level.
Yeah, that's a very simplistic way of putting it, it's not so
much a fusion, but it is a way of incorporating other
characteristics from other viruses to create something, I
don't want to speak on motive, or why they would do it, my
guess is originally, maybe they thought, Okay, this would be a
good way, a good vector, a good depository to create an HIV
vaccine. Because the problem with retroviruses is they don't
have that ability to penetrate epithelium to get through that
barrier. So vaccinating someone for HIV is very challenging.
However, if they could find a way to carry it, maybe another
virus through to the epithelium through the epithelium to
deposit vaccine or antigen in this case, that maybe that's a
mode of transmission or a mode of action.
Wow, let me see if I can get this right. What I'm hearing her
say is that and perhaps the reason why the gain of function
research continued under the auspices of Fauci and the NIH
money in the Wuhan lab is, of course, the lifelong mission of
Dr. Dr. Fauci to come up with the AIDS vaccine, and they were
trying to find a virus that would be able to inject some
kind of vaccination or property against the ends. Wow, that's a
great fine, that's very interesting. And, and we had
the, what's the name of it, isn't it? It's like, it's like a
parachutes. You know, it's like, if ever goes wrong, just grab
some hydroxychloroquine and you're safe. It's like an
ejector seat. When we've less violent,
I would say what you said is, let's assume everything you said
is true. Why are they keeping this information from the public
and why are they not? Why is the hydroxychloroquine thing being
suppressed? And why does Trump know all this stuff? Now Trump
is that there's going to be two more confirmations of some of
Trump's assertions. One of them is the hydroxychloroquine. He
was on that early. Why did he who read him in on this and
second he says that the virus She's gonna go away magically
and he's uses the term pot. And these guys will say the same
thing. And they'll explain why in the next couple of clips. So
Trump knows something. And he has to assume Fauci is up to his
ears in this. So he knows
he knows it. Fauci has also been, you know, decoy. He's
behind it. It means he's not even read in. He's the guy doing
it. Yes. So why is this information being said, not only
suppressed, but you're being called a crackpot? If you're the
case of a Nobel Prize winning doctrine, Madison, who just saw
this, he can see it a mile away? Why is this not only being
suppressed, but being the opposite story is being told to
freak out to public? I mean, this is not what is going on. I
mean, I'm very annoyed by these clips. By the way, I know I was
listening to these clips, because we've been talking about
this the whole time. You're
still in the anger stage. Yes, that's probably exactly it.
Okay,
here we go with origins of cards for
when they first uncoded Supposedly, the genome of SARS
cov. Two, there were four subsets that are identical to
portions of the genome of HIV, which is that's it's like
finding a different alphabet in between letters of your alphabet
that just got there accidentally.
Yeah, it's impossible in nature for this to occur. That
was That was my question this This couldn't have happened.
This couldn't have evolved.
I'm just I'm gonna put some stuff in the show notes because
I just because we were talking about it when is
hydroxychloroquine effective against SARS one and the first
thing that pops up is a an article from Fauci his outfit at
NIH 2005 chloric Chloroquine is a potent inhibitor in SARS
Coronavirus, infection and spread and if SARS one the
basics of it the carrier the shell the tank if that is
equivalent to SARS one then this knowledge is quite well known
inside the NIH
Yeah, put this again this is what's annoying
well because the only thing I can think well there's only a
couple of things control vaccine money What else is there
well it's a good you know, it's one of those things where you
say that good don't let a good crisis
go to waste everybody's jumping in on it yeah,
yeah, there's money to be made us make some money when did the
public doesn't need to know all this stuff? Because they're who
gives a shit they're stupid anyway. And the thing is, when
they courses they end up you end up with a situation that you
just had at your house with the woman that's you know, freaky.
She's six feet away from me and damn dinner party. I have one
similar coming up Jays. old college roommate best friend
came back from China. She escaped China some time ago. And
before, you know, she was teaching there. And she's going
to so J says to me, they're going to be coming driving down
to Palm Springs to visit her grandmother is 90 something.
Yeah. And she says she wants to know if they can park up on the
driveway. So they can spend the night and I said we got an extra
bedroom just having to sleep in there.
Are they sleeping in the car? Yeah.
And I said, was him asleep there is Oh, no, no, she's doesn't
want to come in because she's afraid this is it. It kills her
grandmother, she'll never forgive herself. And
now in well, I can understand Dan this to
kind of get that too. I mean, but
honestly, it's like, Christina, you know, her her grandma told
us her grandma turned 94 She had to go visit and the grandmas in
a pope mobiel without wheels. Just just a glass popemobile and
you're doing and it's like, you know, Tina is going to see her
mom she's not doing great what she's doing much better than she
was but you're gonna go see her and so she can't actually go see
her she can be with her sisters but decides not to be with one
sister. Because it could in fact that when you when someone's
older when you're up in the upper 70s That's exactly who we
should be protecting. So I'm all for that actually. And, you
know, they they look these people know what you are you're
probably a Republican. They don't want anything to do with
you.
And I'm not a Republican. No, I
know but that's that's what affiliated I know that's what
people think though if these these wonderful girls who were
here last night, you know, they know they know for sure I'm not
a Democrat. And we're able to have a an EP, but it adds an
insult to call me anything because I'm completely
unaffiliated, but when I say well, so Okay, so what is what
do you what will make you feel comfortable so we can to open
back up, or when will you not put a mask on? And cheese? And
the answer is, will other countries do it all the time. So
one, you know, this is very normal, we can just wear masks
when we're out. And this can be a thing, like, you know, like,
like, and it came out of like China. Okay. And I've already
said, Well, you know, there's, there's a lot of other
information. And that's where the brain freeze comes in
teacher it, she knows how to research ever, there's so much.
And I, you know, people either either you bypass and go
straight to the information you can get it and you know, the,
the, the journals are out there, it's a lot of work, you can
listen to our show or their shows like it, who's to filter
it down and bring you some information. But if you're, if
you're really only consuming the mainstream, who clearly,
including Fox pharma news, are controlled by China, and the
pharmaceutical industry,
and you're getting bad product,
shipped product, dog crap product product,
exactly. Bad, bad product, and these people should be ashamed
of themselves. And they're making a lot more money than we
are. But that's beside the point. You finished clip
four, no, yes, five is on deck. Okay, here's the
clip five. And this is the, I think is the In summary, I think
this is an important clip, because it's again, there's
nothing that in these clips that we haven't discussed in one way
or the other. And I got more clips on the on the Sunday show
coming from the same interview, because they talk about a
hydroxychloroquine or some other things. But this clip is
important to pay attention to because I think this is going
on. And I think again, this is why Trump, Trump knows
something. Here we go.
Again, if evolutionary pressure usually is based on the binding,
it doesn't change the inside internal RNA DNA strands of
viruses, because they know what they're going to make. You'll
also find with primers as they reproduce themselves, you get a
shift back towards the natural, or the wild type the original,
it's not natural,
it's it's not natural. So as it goes through patient after
patient and population after population, when you hear there
are now 30 strains, it's not really 30 strains, they're still
identical binding, it's just kind of changing enough to
revert back to the wild type.
Yeah, I look forward to it to what you got on Sunday. This is
this is very good.
Now, let's go back to what you just said. This explains a lot.
This explains why it when it first got out of the lab. And we
talked about that in the last show with the satellite data and
the imagery and the cell phone usage around the lab when it got
out everyone freaked out. And this was the first generation
and the first generation would be the most virulent, the worst
and most deadliest, and that's the one that killed a lot of
people, they had to shut down the whole area. And that's the
one that got into Italy because they did the garment
manufacturers in Italy have all been taken over by the Chinese,
many of them based in Wuhan. And they were going right into it in
Northern Italy flight Pacific direct flight, direct flight,
direct flights, direct flights, boom, boom, boom, and they got
in there and they today contaminated Italy with the
early versions of the virus and the and that's when you start
talking about the idea Well there's two versions of the
deadly one and the non deadly and no, this was the same thing
that was deteriorating and that the 35 strains which is unusual
is part of the deterioration process and so they so those
Italians got the early part of it were still virulent
on the front lines they they took the first breaking fire
they took they hit Yeah they did they took directly hit New York
to direct hit from Wuhan direct flights incoming direct hits war
were at war John. And so
meanwhile the west coast we had we've pretty much and the
Chinese that live out here pretty much cut off all Wuhan
stuff and so we have a mild like many generations later and you
go to places like Wyoming and South Dakota where there's
nothing and they've they're going to get any viruses is
going to show up just going to be back to this old just a
common cold type of Coronavirus so so this thing is going
downhill fast reverberations like SARS, that people say oh,
you know, we're gonna have to do this for the next 20 years every
every move fall we're gonna have a horrible outbreak. What
happened to the original SARS testing was done in four months.
You know, another thing that I've heard in anecdotal research
from people outside of this house is I wish that the
government would be would communicate the information
better. And, and I think that our government does communicate
the information but it's distorted between the government
and you the only place you can get it is from Trump's Twitter
feed and At least 50% of the United States has been
programmed to believe that is only bad. And while it will kill
you, as we just heard, it will kill you. So there's it's been
distorted. And I hope, I hope that people coming out of this,
see that wait a minute, we're not being served. And we didn't
know crap. And if if they really don't understand that it's the
messenger in between, then those people now that could that did
not going to last long. It's kind of because they're going to
try again in November. They're going to try this again.
It's unhealthy. Yeah. So anyway, so that kind of that I found to
be a very unique, a very good presentation. And reasonable and
it's the only thing in the thing about this all make sense. I
mean, for one thing, there are a lot of people talk about the
horseshoe bat, they don't sell those at the wet market. It's
all bad things bullshit. And then now the biggest scandal is
Oh, the Chinese are destroying the virus and they're not gonna
let our people go in and see, they're destroying that first
generation. Because that's the deadly one. They gotta get rid
of it. They can't keep it around, because apparently they
did a lousy lab can't keep anything anything intact. It'll
hurt you bad.
Well, right before we break, I could go and finish this with
Kaylee because she discusses this a little bit. But I know
I'd like
I'd like a full Kaylie block. If you don't mind. I think you can.
I'd like three scoops of Kaylee after the break.
Well, there's only two scoops of Kaylee left. Oh, but we can do
it after the break and
I have some sprinkles on it then.
Well, I split one of them in two, so you got to fix it.
Well, before we do that, we need to uplift everybody, and let you
know that everything's going to be okay. Just as we are on the
front lines of opening here in Texas. Yes, even Austin. And I I
can tell you that people are going into the HEB. Without
masks. People are going with masks. I see no apparent
evidence of stink eye. Now remember, we're on the east side
of Austin. So it's not quite the site the same as Westlake or the
hill country, or Tarrytown, but there's no stink guy. People are
feeling good. I went to my first spin class yesterday. And it was
open. And it was of course a smaller group than than typical
and and felt great. I will be hurting very much later on this
afternoon tomorrow. But you know, things are going well in
Texas when you get this report.
Just everything we possibly can to make sure people have a good
time. But it says Kelly Jones is a manager at The Palazzo
gentlemen's club in South Austin. He says their employees
along with dancers and entertainers in the industry
have had a tough time people know that our entertainers are
actually independent contractors, much like
hairdressers. So they had a lot of issues, click the
unemployment, they work on cash tips, like a lot of other people
who have service industry. So they're struggling as well. A
lot of have families and kids, they're trying to make sure that
they have arrangements for childcare, for putting food on
the table. And now there'll be back to work Friday, but with a
long list of safety protocols. In effect that includes how many
people can get into this building, which normally holds
close to 300 people, we're gonna have to cut that down to comply
with the governor's order of 25% capacity. We're gonna be back to
the old days and hand clickers making sure what our capacity
is, we're gonna have to have barriers around our stages so
that our customers have social distancing from the
entertainers. As far as private dances go, they're gonna have to
maintain that six foot division between them. Of course they're
also above
that's a shitty lot dance man, six foot
lap dances that
isn't between them. But of course, they're also a bar
answer food and we're gonna have to go to plastic where instead
of nice metal knives and forks, paper napkins, placemats plastic
cups, bartenders and our staff we're gonna make sure that we
follow hand washing policies our employees definitely are wearing
masks including the entertainers so we're encouraged them to be
creative find something they like that maybe goes with their
outfits and the employee specifically designated for
constantly cleaning the place and while it won't be a full
house,
believe me they were constantly cleaning that place before COVID
by any
means. They're just glad to get business again.
I'm so proud of Texas way to go the beaches are back up and well
yeah, it's the Texas beaches and with that, I'd like to thank you
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else's balls in New York. And what else was was in the running
there were a number of things.
Well, he was a lot of art. Yeah, I'm going to have to go look at
this too. Because it's probably you know, the artists do
appreciate us deconstructing the art so they can know what to do
there's a couple pieces I've noticed I should mention there's
a piece down called by rude dog it looks like who did a nice
little United States trace force Department of Health logo. It's
kind of just a cute piece except you know if you're going to do
this you got to balance the thing that that that Department
of Health thing has got to be slid around. Yeah. Over because
it's off centre. And we're not we like these sorts of things,
but not if they're off centre.
Now that wasn't that's something new from today that wasn't even
in
I saw it from yet is new, but I saw it in the Evergreen says I
was looking for something for the newsletter. So I'm sorry. So
now here it is. I told him so if he has time if he's listening to
the show he okay probably he's not I think he's submitted these
things just as evergreen ideas but what else was in this one
that was submitted we had I liked a tennis balls with the no
agenda logo on it. There wasn't you know that the waves didn't
quite the truth. The tennis balls with because of the girls.
It was a girls holding the balls. Yes.
It was nailed nail polish fingers. Yes. Well, again, only
from a professional standpoint because I know what people will
be attracted to.
Yeah, and there really wasn't science
match science.
Science. wasn't that bad? Well, I'm sure there wasn't that much
do art was it was hard show to do art for and now again, by the
way that the Ric is coming in. Comic Strip blogger once again,
as he does constantly apparently never listens to the show,
because I have said a million times that I'm vetoing any art
that has a Coronavirus. There it is, I think is a creepy looking
thing. And I will not accept anything that he keeps doing. I
don't know if he's doing it on purpose because he's that way
it always reminds it by the way, any if you go on an image
search, any virus will look like this one. The any rendering of a
virus always looks like this. It's a different colour. And
that makes it Corona. It's bullcrap. And it looks like one
of those crazy minds from the submarine movie. In this case,
it looks like go sub mine. Yeah, run, run silent. run deep and
write a mind Ice Station Zebra and all these minds look like
that. Agreed. Agreed. Well, we're very appreciative of Mike
Riley for for doing that artwork. For us. It was great,
great value to the show. And I I know that it's a fact it's
scientific that people will gladly click on that because
hey, there's something new going on. It's not the same art
throughout the whole list is something new. It's exciting,
and it's very valuable. And we appreciate that Maigret Mike
Riley and all of the artists of course, who participate by
submitting our orchid no agenda Archon writer.com. Thank you
very much. And we'd like to thank our executive producer and
Associate Executive producers for episode 1244 of the best
podcast in the universe.
So we have right off the bat we got and right on Time is Sir
anonymous of Dogpatch and lower Slavia. He's backing me with
this new code ID number 1094.
Now, what was the previous number?
This was one three something.
It was 103. Something wasn't?
No, I think it was one three, something.
We'll never figure this out. No, it's probably
has to all be written down. And then you have to use a little
Cypher a decoder ring. I'm always excited about this
randomness of dog patches note, so I'm sure he sent one with
this.
Yes, good. Yes, he did. As those are long, but always
entertaining. Thank you for the thank you to the many producers
for their invaluable and varied support of the show. The
resources remain incredible. Oh, although the repair of the
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Yes, I have an update. Several Thank you very much. Several
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is just it's gone. Now it's being redirected. And so
multiple people are working on it. They're aware. And I just
said, look, here's what it did. It's a search engine, here's all
the data. It doesn't matter. I don't care if we have competing
search engines that could in some ways could be even better.
But let's get something going. So hopefully someone will come
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can survive and thrive by donating angelic nights steed
Marlboro took his owner into the sunset. None of us gets out of
this alive but those with faith have something to look forward
to. At the next level without doubt. His chosen nightly name
fits his next level. During a recent four hour conference call
this that included eight medical PhDs all experienced and high
level professionals in the medical field. Their frustration
was clear. The frustration emanated from their training and
experience being being contradicted by bureaucrats. Yet
they have to follow guidelines or face consequences.
obstetricians, divorce lawyers and law litigation attorneys
will be busy in the third quarter. A suggested paradigm
and angry president whose business empire is severely
damaged, will seek a perpetrator and more importantly, look to
recover damages. History shows Trump uses litigation as
punishment, believing he can outlast any opponent or bankrupt
them along the way. He has heard every insult from union workers
or suppliers from his business methods with indifference. His
approach to the media is similar a Cavalier so sue me, I will
still be rich and you will still be gone long before me. With the
Justice Department as the prosecutor and China never
paying him a penny. I anticipate he will pursue firms with money
that qualifier spotlights pharmaceutical firms Yep. Now, I
mentioned something after I finished reading this. Banks
were a great source of fines during the last recovery. Why
not healthcare companies and especially pharmaceutical firms
that moved everything to China for their profit benefit costing
the US government trillions. I look for investigations and
fines beginning in 2021. Of course, China will be complicit
as the contaminator
I can I can tell you what's going to happen. There'll be a
lot of noise. And then after three years, we'll have a great
Matt Taibbi piece to look at. That'll be it.
Well, one of the things going on, I think, with this cover up
of the Wuhan lab, and I'm going to call it that, even though is
the other side would call it a conspiracy. But I'm calling it a
cover up because that's what it is. Because there's no evidence
that there's that. I mean, it's the only thing that makes any
sense
I have I have a series of China clips coming up. So we'll get
into that for sure
that at some point, hit someone hat there's held to pay be paid
and I think Fauci is going to have to pay it at some point
even though he's the darling of the left. Anyway, He said he
continues no jingles no karma Dame Dr. Reminder gender
specific women on day of donation and immediately prior
show share equally in credit. He's talking in code here. So
what he's I think he has been speaking in a lot of Arabic his
English needs maybe you need to read that. Saudi Arabia, maybe
you need to read it from right to left.
Yeah. Credit in equally share show. Yeah, right. Immediately
and donation of the day on women specific gender reminder. Dr.
Game.
Okay. So I think that means I don't know what it means.
Somehow. He gives away his title to a dame who is on show day or
before, man.
An immediate show prior just Yes, exactly. Yes, exactly. And
it has to be a woman.
Okay, so now do I get the spreadsheet from the last show?
And then we pick one or how does that work? I'm gonna have I have
the spreadsheet here
and unknown variable. We'll have to talk about this after the
show and make it and make decisions.
Yeah, because I want I want, I want
to have the last show a woman did claim she wanted to get
this. This from from him, and she put her and we still have a
woman early on. And I can't remember her name. And I wish
she'd come back and say, hey, it was me, I feel who said
something that she wanted to be the first Dame in his process
and I believe she should be but I don't know who she is anymore.
And I can't read enough of these through these spreadsheets to
find her. By the way, how was that we suffer
your cold read backwards was better than forwards? It's
astounding. Okay, well, let's let's do that meeting after the
show. Because because it's not unusual. I want to make sure we
get this done. Thank you so much, sir. animus of Dogpatch
and Lois LeBeau view. We don't know who you are. We love that
you send notes through Western Union we feel privileged to be
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wisdom includes your fantastic support of no agenda. Thank you.
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my protector it back up from the oppressive Governor Mike DeWine
of Ohio a rhino are I in a Republican in name only I would
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other night so it took me 15 minutes to craft that error
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so it's no there's no no goat? No goat for the for the first
woman there. What did he say? He says I would like to send a goat
karma to my smoker and scratch that morbidly gorgeous and then
he says no jingle oh just karma There you go no jingle just
karma. Oh JK Yeah, and he wants the goat you got
it? Here it is man. You've got
grief for my complaining about smoking hot.
Oh really? I got nothing but positive.
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lines is a tradition.
That's a tradition. It's not
clear and Fox back. That is next on the list of the Cook Islands
where you get that gorgeous tan during the $33.33 in Cocoa
Beach, Florida. Hi, John and Adam green into your boats from
sunny Cocoa Beach. This space coast. Here's my thanks to you
for helping everyone cope with the Rona mania that has consumed
the information space. As for myself, I have gotten frustrated
with the lockdowns in Ohio. So I've decided to take refuge in
Florida, where the beaches are open. Yeah, welcome to the
American 2020 We're going on vacation is this aversive act,
but it seems like Ohio is not opening back up. So I may be
returning there shortly assuming my neighbourhood isn't
underwater because of the recent flooding in the area. Anyway,
thanks for all that you do. And John needs to stay black snow
Jim was no karma, please. Bear in Fox bat.
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Well, Sir DAVE Oh, here we go. Tour De Fuca Giotto Duke of
America's heartland and the Arabian Peninsula we should have
a jingle for him he's a Duke.
Yes and but even worse than that, I'm I know he's looking
for a Fletcher Corona yell, but I can't find that look before
the show was I was going to prep it. Maybe Fletcher can email me
a copy real quick.
If he's listening? Yeah, he may be listening. 333 20 Gazing
Glads is always listed as Gladstone, Missouri. He's got it
once go karma and get mo nation anthem. Maybe for the end of the
show. In the morning. Good rubbish and squirmer You know
who you are? Yeah, I think he's referring to my chair. I Mubarak
from the kingdom at Ramadan comes to a close. In a couple of
days. We will be back on a 24 hour lockdown for five days. In
an attempt to break the disease. Chang says the country loosened
up on the restrictions during what is Saudi Arabia's
equivalent of thanksgiving to Christmas shopping period. With
the expected results got to flatten that curve. I also want
to wish a very happy birthday to my formerly formerly smokin hot
wife purposes was now be efficiently referred to as the
marvellous the melody of the classic, the classic Uber. Of
the crowds get lazy to open up the gates of creativity that
Sure has. This is when this is when rules open up creativity. I
would like to been home for her birthday and graduation because
she just got a master's from UT Austin, but no such luck. Thanks
a lot Coronavirus. Please insert Fletcher's Coronavirus scream
here please give my classy Cougar a huge helping of
birthday goat karma and there's a space at the end of the show
queue up to get mo nation national anthem. Thank you for
your courage de Fuca zotoh duke of America's heartland and
Arabian Peninsula
yes and in that time I was not able to acquire the requested
jingle but I will give you another fine one and I'll make
up for it and get my nation national anthem will be
programmed for the end and thank you so much your day fingers Oh,
we got our eye on your ladies that all good
Coronavirus on food doesn't kill you. The media. Do whatever the
government tells you to do.
You've got karma
Matthew deitel In Wentzville, Missouri 333. Another Birthday
Boy, this donation and the associated executive producer
ship goes to my smokin hot wife. There we go. Aaron Aaron deitel.
Now let's see here. This is not this is not an associate
associate. Okay. He means executive producer ship. He just
used the word associates. I know I know what in context. I know
what it means for birthdays. Friday, May 22. We had
previously donate for a brother's birthday and you got
my note a bit wrong. Oh TLDR too long didn't read. She is the one
who hit me in the mouth after about a month of dating. She's
definitely a keeper. No kidding. Couples who listen to the best
podcast in the universe together stay together. Thanks for
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Wentzville Your birthday is lined up. Kevin. Guard guard.
Guard guard guard joola Gargiulo the regatta doula got a jeweller
in Italy Coolangatta jewellery 33 So Sugar Hill, Georgia first
time donor Kevin I've been a den by the way thank you for writing
out your name. I've been a douchebag according to the best
podcast in the universe. Oh well here we are. Don't waste any
time on jingles calm or D douching or other such
frivolities for my sake I enjoy the show and have recommended it
to me to listen to and it's high time I pitched in that will try
to do better in the future your if you're ever in Atlanta,
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Thank you very much for your support of the show. It is after
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Mark Ben SiC is next on the list of Lansing Michigan. 250 bucks
he'll be Associate Executive Producer ITM purveyors of
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five M obfuscation to the heart of truth. I have been remiss in
my value for value contract. Here is a simultaneous payment
toward my stimulus payment toward my debt. If I may, I
would like to hear some kung fu fighting. And I just love the
sound of climate gate which 97% of people seem to have forgotten
about. Cherish and bark a woman's state quite woman that
woman admit that governorships and
was there also a Karma involved in all that.
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I think I have some kung fu fighting. Do I? Here we go about
I was a kung fu fighting to the gate to the gate to the cloning.
Remember that the old planet game? You've got karma.
One of the funniest tweets ever seen. I don't know why it's so
funny to me. But somebody wrote about this kung fu fighting
because it was floating around again. I really doubt and then
in quotes, everyone was kung fu fighting.
Addicts classic joke for a song from 1973. Yeah. Does it does
it's still good.
Yeah, well, yeah. Sure, daddy cash comes in at 250 bucks from
Richmond, Virginia. Sir daddy Cass Baronet of the Love House,
giving his love and love is giving would like to add my name
to the birthday shoutouts for this week, keeping you the
actual day and age a secret also would appreciate a shout out to
my son's new podcast, the starting five. He and four
friends all missing the end of their senior year of high
school. Thank you very much. have put in wishes gotta be
annoying, have put their extra time toward you got the dances
and all the things you can do, and put their extra time toward
a weekly podcast on Tuesdays to avoid any conflict with the best
podcast in the universe. If you could give them a shout out for
the starting five featuring Josh Reid will bird and Jamison. That
would be very cool. Also in lieu of a jingle request their
special segment and catchphrase is a hot takes. It'd be too much
to ask you guys give them a couple of soundbites. Both
saying this is good. This is where I
hold on hold on. Hold on. We're gonna have to we're gonna have
to produce this hold on a second. Let me get the reverb
up. All right, give me give me a little level I will make sure we
read the rest of this while you're doing that. All right
both saying now that's a hot take. And John tapping onto the
cranky Oh geek saying that's not out. Take listeners producer.
Okay, we both say that's a hot taken and I say that's not a hot
take. Okay,
so we just say the hot take together?
I think so. Yeah.
So you got to count me down.
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that's a hot take. Where were you?
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on the idea.
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Nailed it. All right, let's bring the and the reverb back
down. Okay.
Lastly, I've seen very few downloads of the 3d print
designs for the nightstand ring and certificate maybe something
of producer like to use that for special gifts on Father's Day
and this Thingiverse thing of any we'll put a link because
it's gonna be WWE thing tha n i verse
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put it in his credit. I'll link the SIR daddy cast to that thing
he verse.
Okay, Logan Logan Isaac's next on the list doing it two dogs
from Carlisle Illinois. ITM fellows shout out to my
ravishing my ravishing broad, Alison daughter Ellie.
discovered this show via JCD on grey America and have been
catching up to the Rogen show yeah nice and have been
listening ever since like a China is asshole mac and cheese
life and Pelosi jobs cover for my fellow South Illinois slaves.
You got Donald Trump don't trust China China is asshole. Mac and
cheese, mac and
cheese jobs. Jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote her job. Karma
and look what I got. This is how great our show is how great our
producers are. Thank you very much. Patrick see more. Virus.
It has arrived in the studio. The courier just got here. The
tapes have been racked and it's good.
Barclay Mark Lee's next one Martin Ohio. 200 bucks. We got a
bunch of $200 ones today's very interesting school in the
morning from Martin Ohio Newark Toledo. I'm a first time donor
could use a D douching. You You've been de deuced thank you
both for your deconstruction of the mainstream lies and for
keeping me sane through this time. Here in Ohio. The state is
held hostage by our health director, Amy Acton she is able
to shut down the state based on a 100 year old law there's a
bill in our house that would remove this power but our
Governor Mike DeWine says he will not sign it and I get a WT
C seven followed by Leo I'm a rule follower followed by goat
scream karma. Thank you for all you do. Carl. I'm a rule
follower right. What do you do? Are you a rule follower? You go
sir Lauren Osterman in sills Oh is in Austria sills to roll
Tyrell, I guess to Ivana Oh, he's ready. He's ready. He wants
to be mentioned is from innsbrook Okay, I went through
innsbrook Once. Forgive me put yes on the train. I stopped in
Innsbruck Forgive me pod father's for I have sinned after
a few small donations way back I was instigated and showed 406
and 2012 back when the concept of protectors is not even
established, and I believe I have not donated more than $100
since then. I would like to start making up for this with
today's Associate Executive Producer contribution and kindly
requested D douching. You got it. You've been D deuced. Shows
accompanied me through my undergraduate and graduate
studies keeping me sane. And now four years after finishing my
PhD I'm up for a big grant decision this coming Monday.
Trusting in the NA jobs karma I humbly asked for the following
jingle combination original Nancy Nancy Pelosi jobs karma
goat karma the original Nancy jobs goat calm he gagged I don't
know if that's that's not right. Now it works. Okay this is a
combo he does want a combo Yeah, he wants a Nancy with
goat karma he wants to know and Nancy current jobs karma with
twisted goat. But then yes, jerks goat and then a shut up
science after the gut is joke that goat is jerks.
If possible, could my title be changed his sir Lauren Ostrom
and I don't know if he was an illusory updates. Let me check
night of the Tyrolean Alps as protectors were not available
when I was not they were always available. But I guess this is
up to the peerage committee. Thanks for the night of
something is not really. That's not a protector. It's just your
title. Just start with paren just your hood. Thanks, Jeff for
navigating all of us through those weird times now more than
ever.
Yes. And good news. The peerage committee has accepted that so
that that title change will be made and here's your request in
a sequence jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. You You've got karma
already. Science.
Dr. Kiki, next is Zachary Lally in Houston and you have a note
do I now because I have a feeling I looked for this note
and was unsuccessful in finding it but one moment I will check
again Zachary
think so let me just huh? No, here it is. Here it is. I did
get it Okay.
From Zachary
been listening to you on John since the run up to the 2016
election found your podcast as I searched for less bullshit and
then I was seeing on TV or while reading the hill.com I work in
Medical I work in medical device sales and haven't missed an
episode since sometime in the spring of 2015 total douchebag
but we have officially sent some value back to you fine
gentleman. The reason I'm sending these is to share this
clip of Banyan breaking down CNN and referring to the anchors as
actors seemed irrelevant May I suggest some jobs karma and an
Al Sharpton freestyle. Thank you for your courage. PS no clue of
this is how it works. Sis, says Zach from usted close enough
Zack close enough so let me get you some some Sharpton Sharpton
re freestyle and a very happy to give jobs
ESP ICT jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs for jobs.
Thank you, sir.
And onward with Walter Tyson. Night of the Corn Belt
conspiracies. From Walter this donation is on behalf of my
smokin hot wife Amy for her 33rd birthday on May 21. She is the
best mother of my children and partner that the best mother and
Partner A man can hope for. She is smart. She's funny, and more
patient more patient than I deserve. We have been listening
together for five years now and I met Adam at the big Des Moines
meetup. Yeah, as for my 33rd third birthday, she actually got
me a half price knighthood on your 1000 show. Or maybe it was
your 10th anniversary I don't know. So the least I could do
was use it to last on my fantasy football winnings to donate to
her Dame hood. Feel free to match sir ominous of Dogpatch
Oh, nothing like a dame after all. For jingles. All I want is
a love you mean it? Happy birthday, Amy.
Okay, now do we have a Do we have a winner here? I mean, does
this make sense?
Or did we didn't we decide to discuss this after the show?
Yes, we did. I just can we can we put a pin in this so we can
remember it?
I think we I think we need to do that. Just
just put a pin in it.
This guy is backed up so many days.
Okay, so yes. On the birthday list. We have a meeting about
this very situation. And here's your request. Let me mean it.
That's it. Love you mean. It's love you mean it? Got it? Yeah,
and I see you're familiar nations charity. familiar name.
Is this Sergeant Fred? Must be he's in Austin.
This is Sergeant Froude. Yes, our Vietnam vet.
He's sent in a long note, which I will try to read. Because it's
in longhand, my donation. I find it hard to believe that he wrote
this Sergeant Fred at the 2030 podcast.com his printing
looks
kind of goofy. I've received many notes
with what looks like a woman's handwriting that deteriorates.
So there's obviously a guy my donation of $200 You get to make
me an Associate Executive Producer. Gives a shout out or
like to ask to should give a shout out I would like to ask
you to deliver baby making karma to my daughter Maria. Yes. And
her husband, Matt Cox, who is also a podcaster who isn't with
his show over 13 years called brunch with the brits.net
Especially since Matt is visually impaired. In addition,
I would like to ask for these jingles Little Brother Ray Yeah,
get your pen out. Mac and cheese mac and cheese live mac and
cheese drone again naturally drone again naturally and goat
karma. Okay, so that's not too complicated. So it's makindye
are you doing continuous writing? It puts that right at
the top, keeping us all sane as Matt and I have been meant
something others are turning others around from the memes of
the lamestream media by hitting them in the mouth our best to
you and on to keeper and to publish true deconstructions
regardless of the face bag and Google takedowns of videos and
episodes that tell the truth, that conflict with the agendas
of the left sincerely airborne all the way and he says your
paratrooper in Vietnam War combat vet who is still
suffering from war implication is from Agent Orange. A lot of
people have these issues. So, Fred 2030 podcast.com
Sergeant Fred is has been with the show. Well ever since I've
been in Austin. So for 10 years at least, he I think he's one of
the main donators have double nickels on the dime he would
send actually with the double nickels and the dime taped up
scotch tape. I've met him several times a lovely guy has a
lovely family definitely lost touch with him for a little bit
and I think that was part of the complications from agent orange
but I'll take it one step further. This guy is he the
Vietnam hero is what he is. And really good to hear from you
Sergeant Fred glad you're doing okay and here's what you want
buddy.
You slaves can get Mr. Mac and cheese macaroni and cheese
shattered melted together
mac and cheese mac and cheese mac and cheese. Mac and cheese.
Everybody. Surely
you've got karma
mentions is pied. The 2030 podcast company also says my
podcast economy podcasts we get in this family. The struggling
is the struggling I think bio or bib or I don't know what this
word is. He's got to it's the struggling bib or the struggling
bio.com. The struggle it could be a struggling big. Ah,
I'm trying to think I'm trying to think.
I don't know whatever it is. It's you know, it's like gob.
So, Woody Allen referenced anybody out there. And we want
to thank age or Sergeant phrase 100 phrase, contribution. Thank
you, Sarge.
And that wraps it up for our executive group of
soldiers, executive producers and executive producers for show
1244 Yes, thank
you all so very much. You're all here. We're all here. Our tribe
is complete. We're complete and we're compete. We're competing
with the mainstream, but they can't get past us. Because
we've, we've got you guys all this information coming in. I've
received more clips, even pre made clips. It's fantastic time
timecode lists, information, anecdotal information, stuff
from your families who are working in different sectors.
It's incredible. What has been going on and really appreciate
particularly this kind of showing so thank you all for
your support. We'll be thanking more people in a bit in our
second segment of course we'll be here on Sunday again to do
whatever we need to do please support us
at vora.org/in a pretty
sure you know whether you need to face masks and to stay
indoors or not. You're schooled our formula
is this we go out for yet people in the mouth Boy,
this will kill you.
Nailed it. I'm sorry. I'm too tight for this market. Really,
if you think about
I've got a couple of ISOs we want to go over before I play
Kaley. I get some Kaylee clips.
Kaylee, it's too late to say you're sorry, then do you know
the song Kaylee
no I never heard the song. Most your beat Are you tried now call
our Kaylee the Avenger so let's try this ashamed.
ashamed.
You should be ashamed of yourself. You'll be hearing from
me.
Ooh, is that Mica? Is that meek? I like that I like mica not bad.
Well, here
it is. Here's the second version the shorter version hearing from
me.
Okay, you'll be hearing from me
that's part of it. That's a part of a clip coming up okay. Then I
have following rules which I think may have slipped in was
before okay,
I'm following the rules
I'm still I'm still liking the longer one actually.
Okay, let's go to this one sick person.
Here a sick person sick person
let me just see do I have any other ISOs so I have well I have
this one I told you about that one this will kill you. I have
something from a segment coming up now that's no good that's no
good that's no good. Well,
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with this skip Okay, well, we'll
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think this is a good contender. You should
be ashamed of yourself. You'll be hearing from me. I like that
it's,
this will kill you.
Alright, trolls first 10 votes will count and then we'll know
where we're at.
Rather Yeah, well, okay, so let's go with I got two ways the
I got one, a short one by Kaylee on voter fraud because this
needs to be and she says it over again she did it twice in this
press conference. The second time she read from this, this
thing on voter fraud. She's got a little she's got her thinks
she throws it back at the media. She's great about this. And the
second time she had to do the same thing. She She said to the
reporter, I guess you weren't listening and just burned her
write them. This is this is the voter fraud clip
November 3, I would hurt Do you have the prediction tool and you
can tell us what will be happening on November 3 2020? I
certainly don't notice the president Aries coming up and
that's like what's happening in Dubai would what I would also I
assume you care about Fairness and Accuracy in our elections.
Do you not evidence that there's celebrate voter fraud here. So
there's evidence you can go look this up on pro publica, there is
a bipartisan consensus on the fact that mass mail and voting
can lead to fraud. There was a 2005 commission by none other
than President Carter who's not a member of the Republican
Party. And then also James Baker about this concluding that these
ballots quote remain the largest source of potential voter fraud.
So this is a concern the President's right to look at
this. We want a free and fair election and that's his concern.
You're so jacked about Kaylee that now you're doing like
sprucing up her bits. Kim I
don't dispute the next one up. So she goes this is the with
it's a two parter. She goes and she's first started answers the
question and then she turns and and adds information that wasn't
requested. Blast Susan Rice. And then what she knows if I have to
say this about Kaylee, she knows when to quit, though. She might
go she's a mic dropper. She's a mic dropper. So she drops the
mic and walks out after the second but let's listen to the
first part.
Susan Rice wrote an op ed yesterday in the New York Times
it said that President Trump has Couto to the presidency and also
to say it's called his response to the Coronavirus, a deadly
classified as a deadly mishandled. What's the White
House's response today?
So you said that that came from Susan Rice was it? Okay, so
first, I would want to take a moment to address the
President's response because the President has had an
extraordinary and early response to the Coronavirus. I would know
Dr. Burks. The early work of President Trump both of travel
restrictions and quarantine has bought us the time and space
necessary to have this taskforce be very effective Dr. Fauci
saying that the President's response has been impressive. He
can't imagine under any circumstance that anyone could
be doing anything more. I can go through the actions. There's a
detailed timeline out there of January 6, Wuhan issuing a
travel a travel notice issued on Wuhan. When there were zero
cases in the United States, the 17th, zero reported us cases and
there were public health entry screenings that major US
airports, of course, the infamous travel restrictions
that were called xenophobic by Democrats on January 31. A lot
of action in February on developing a test and making
sure we were moving forward as speedily as possible. On that,
keep in mine in late February, Pelosi was saying come to
Chinatown. It's very safe. But the President had already taken
very early action. And I know you brought up Susan Rice in
that context.
So when she says I know you brought up Susan Rice in that
context, here she goes.
And I know you brought up Susan Rice in that context, but I'm
going to bring her up in another context that's equally as new
newsworthy, and that is the email that was declassified,
from Susan Rice on Inauguration Day, which is so peculiar, set
the scene, its inauguration day. You're moving out of the White
House. This is the most powerful building on planet Earth. Susan
Rice is moving out reflecting on her time here and what is she
doing? She's not packing your boxes. She's not being nostalgic
about her time in the White House. What she's doing is
writing an email, where three times she writes that President
Obama emphasised to conduct the investigation into Michael
Flynn, buy the book, buy the book, buy the book, she writes
it three times. As Shakespeare said, Thou doth protest too much
Susan writes.
Do you think she wrote that herself? Is that her? Is that
her style to?
I think it is. That's interesting.
He didn't have the Susan Rice part in there. But I'll add that
in, too. She was asked specifically about the unmasking
and Michael Flynn after it after she discussed it. On January 5
in the Oval Office with Obama after she wrote this email to
herself on inauguration day, she was asked by good journalist
Judy Woodruff, about this email and she's in about the unmasking
of Michael Flynn, not the email but the unmasking to is asked
specifically about Nunez. His claim specifically so let me
clarify was Nunez his claim, and she said I know nothing about
this. So it was a lie. And then Susan Rice and Stillen brought
it up to me. I will bring it up to you. Her attorney said that
this was the first opportunity three weeks after this Oval
Office meeting that she had to write this email memorialising
her Oval Office meeting with a Brock Obama discussing Michael
Flynn, it was her first opportunity, she said,
interesting because she had an opportunity in those three weeks
on January 10, to do a passing of the baton event with none
other than Michael Flynn where she praised him, wished him
success and talked about the great transition into the White
House. And then on January 12, she was able to participate in a
story that published on that date in the lifestyle section of
the Washington Post. So she never had time to write this
email until Inauguration Day as she's rushing out the door, when
in fact, she had an opportunity to do all of those things. I'll
leave that with you. Thank you for bringing up Susan Rice not
in the context that I wished but for allowing me to share that
with you.
What I've now and that's where she drops the mic and walks out.
What I find interesting is actually the lack of pushback
that she gets from the media. I don't think they've quite dealt
with. They're afraid of her and maybe because she came out right
away. I started punching people around like, oh, yeah, really,
this is what you said. That's what you said. And he's very
quick on her feet. She's very quick to recall stuff. But
they're not. But they're not out there writing stories about how
she's a conspiracy theorist that's that's different from
every other press secretary not attacking her. Like the attacker
would go after them if anybody even attempted that she is a and
I because I remember the the young family and
I think you're in love. I think I'm gonna play you a little
theme song for your girlfriend. That's the wrong one. Yeah, keep
going up. No
one is trying to find Kellyanne Conway when she was Kellyanne
Fitzpatrick in the 90s was younger. And she was just like
this. She was very quick on her feet. She wasn't in the White
House. She was a commentator on various news networks. And she
was fast. And she was mean. This girl has had to have studied her
she's younger, a lot younger than Kellyanne. She's just as
fast. I think she's meaner. And I think she's studied how to do
this right. And she is there to kick ass and nothing less. Here
listen to this does not the other guys. I mean, I thought
maybe Huckabee was you know she, she was just too. She was just a
lightweight compared to this woman. She is a mean girl. She's
a mean sorority girl. I know this type.
Here we go. Here's your song. This is your theme song. We're
going back to 1984 with no relion and Kaylee. Do you
remember?
Like don't give her
this wasn't number one hit? Maybe it wasn't a hit in
America. Yeah. Do you remember when we get the hook there you
go I think we can rerelease it.
I never heard that song before. It's a great song. Seems a
little slow moving to me. But I'm sure one of our guys can
pick it up and make it slow. Because I'm gonna follow this
woman as I know, I know. I'm glad you're doing that. And your
information is good and stuff stuff. People need to hear that
media is obviously not reporting what she has to say. No, they
just you know, okay word and they're saying they are cowed by
or they are cowed by Thank
you, right? Yeah, I think you're right. They are. Yeah, I agree.
Yeah, good news. Good. Crap. Always nice to receive a Kaylee
package. Everybody, we're going, Oh, TJ. Since, well, there's so
much going on. I'm not gonna do a very long, extended OTG
segment. But I do have some, some information from the
testing lab here. As you know, the entire idea of going OTG is
to create less data for the Silicon Valley companies who
gladly sell that if they can't, well, if they if they're not
asked to share it. They'll sell it to the government in any in
any government and one who wants it. But also, to live a more
healthy life with less distraction from your device,
that you really don't need more than just a phone that can do
some text messaging. can make a phone call. Maybe Maybe Maybe if
you need to go email or a quick thing, a quick web search.
That's about all I can do and I've recommended the Alcatel go
flip three now. When you need to do something additional. It's
good to have another device with you and I have here I Think a
device that fits the bill. And this is it was created by
producer Andrew for me he sent it off an LG tablet. And I'm not
sure which one this is, it's, it's probably about the size of
a of a big of a, if you took an iPhone and made it one size
bigger
to make a note to the size of a note.
Now, it was the thing is it's interesting. It can it can have
a SIM card. But what's nice about it is it's loaded up with
the lineage OS. Are you familiar with the lineage?
I've actually not heard of it, but I assume it's a Linux
distro?
Well, the lineage OS is the is it's called lineage for reason.
It's basically the Android operating system as originally
intended, with all of the Google stuff taken out,
which is, okay. Well, I don't know if it was originally
intended not to have any Google stuff in it. But okay,
well, the way Google bought Android, so Android was not a
Google product, they bought it and baked all that crap in
there. So it was originally an operating system that lived
outside of the outside of the ecosystem. And now this, of
course, means that you also get no apps. So there's no Play
Store. There's nowhere to instal but wait is there, yes. And
there's an actual kind of a store, and it's called F droid.
And this is all open source. Many of them are sanctioned by
the lineage OS people. But of course, a lot are just open
source, open source stuff that's around. I'm very familiar with
canine males. So I'm using that. And, and it's Yeah, and it has a
couple actually, there's a browser called the FOSS,
browser, F O S S, free open source software, it is so
minimal and so basic, it's so lovely to use and fast. And they
even have the bar where you type in at the bottom, just to just
to make it even faster and make so much sense once at the
bottom. So what's cool about this, you can you can connect it
to the to the hotspot Wi Fi on your go flip. And you can do
anything you need to do you'll have to figure out how to instal
lineage OS there are some people who sell them with a built in
and this thing is just it's locked in. It's in the in the
glove compartment of the car. If I'm on the road, and I need to
do a little bit extra, it's here and this lineage OS is fast it's
it's incredible. Even compared to the speed of an iphone four
or for a modern any modern Android. It's fast these these
apps are not bloated, it's not suck not your data, throwing out
the back door. It's I'm very very impressed. And and you know
these things are probably for sale for under 100 bucks. Now
you don't give a shit about it. Like you don't have to worry
about just throw it around and use it when you need to battery
lasts for I haven't even charged it yet. I've had it for almost a
week. So lineage OS look out for it's very nice.
What guess what a nerd? Well,
not really, really. If I'm seeing the amount of people who,
especially with the tracking and tracing programmes, it's now
officially been released the COVID-19 Notify tracking
notification system that Apple and
Google it's for your own good, man. It is.
Yeah, we'll see. We'll see if anyone actually goes in and and
instals it I don't think we're going to get people that
were just over to your house. That'd be all in on.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, they will be when the apps are available. So
stay strong, everybody. You can do it. And it's our time while
everyone's being tracked and a narc, Don. We're kind of free
people. We're certainly free in our mind. Beaches are open of
blings and blocks and bloops and things that want our attention
and especially now that you're going back out, enjoy it. Enjoy
looking around, enjoy not being distracted. And that is your OTG
segment for the day.
Well, I want to play this mica clip. Okay. Mica now make Trump
on Wednesday. I think it was don't know how she got this out.
She get this discreet out so quickly. Trump was just tweeting
about one thing or another. He's going on on mostly about COVID
Now all of a sudden, because there's something Scarborough
said he writes it well, you know, maybe it's just somebody
should look into that in turn who died in your office cold
case file will reopen? Yeah, hold
on. I can give you some background on that because the
meme was going around which for some reason a lot of people
liked and sent to me have a A call from years ago were dying
Don Imus, the radio hosts in New York has Chuck Scarborough on
the line before you know, as the announcement is made, he's going
to MSNBC to be a presstitute. And I miss makes the joke about
about the dead in turn. It's kind of a tasteless joke very, I
missed for back in the day. But for some reason, people were
sending that to me like, this is a great clip like, No, it's not.
It's a dumb joke from 30 years ago, and they're all douche. And
I miss it dead. It's like this is not a great clip. Two, if you
hate mica and Scarborough don't watch him. So I'm presuming this
is going to be great because we rarely do clips of them.
Yeah, it was because it's this date pound the same tub. But I
thought this was a good because she was really upset about this
one tweet, which was, I didn't even I remember reading the
tweet when it went through because because if somebody
wants to if you want to do something once in a while, if
you're a Twitter guy or gal, go to Donald Trump's feed directly.
And then just start reading the tweets from top to bottom until
you get sick of them. And if you really you won't even get he
does about looks like he does about 40 tweets a day or more.
And so you get it and you get a lot of information there. He's
got links to things he's got. Did he also see his taste he he
retweets and really tasteless stuff is funny. So you just go
through and I remember going past this one tweet where he's
talking to bitching about Scarborough and he's right back
on his regular subject. It was, it was a throwaway. But
apparently mica, she got so bent out of shape about this one loan
tweet, I'm thinking well, with a smoke, there's fire. There's
something wrong here. And she's got to defend her man, because
apparently, Joe can't defend himself. So he needs this little
noodle, this snake to do it for him. And so she goes off on the
deal, she goes off nuts right now, here we go.
Aside from the fact that most believe that this President has
botched this crisis from the get go. And this will be known in
history worldwide as a human catastrophe that he could have
prevented. And he's trying to deflect at all times. And Willie
and Mike he's tweeting again, all sorts of crazy things, once
again, tweeting conspiracy theories about Joe falsely
accusing him of murder, talking about the death of a young
staffer in his congressional office years ago, and calling
him dangerous to walk the streets. And I'll just say, I'll
take a point of personal privilege here. That's sick,
Donald, you're a sick person.
Unlike calling someone Hitler for months, you're a sick
person to put this family through this, to put her husband
through this, to do this just because you're mad at Joe,
because Joe got yet again today. Because he speaks the truth.
Hold on a second. Hold on a second.
Let me just hear that which now. And I understand the premise is
about this was this happened years ago, intern dead in Joe's
office. But what is mica saying was listening in sick person.
You're a sick person to put this family through this, to put her
husband through this.
Why? What is she saying to put her husband through this? Who is
her and why is her husband more important than the dead
child?
Well, this is the same thing you get from the chef. Commentary.
It's not you can't bring it up because it's putting this family
I understand
that part. But it sounds like she's talking about herself. You
know, Joe is her husband. It sounds like she's saying you're
putting me through this or my husband
was sounds like it but I think I think that the intern may have
been married. I don't know any of these. Okay. It doesn't
matter. When I'm assuming it's not really about Mica. No, well,
she may be projecting,
I think it's all about Mica. Ultimately, that's why I pick up
on it. It's always projection with her
person, to put this family through this, to put her husband
through this, to do this just because you're mad at Joe
because Joe got yet again today, because he speaks the truth. And
he speaks plainly about your lack of interest and empathy and
others, and your lack of ability to handle this massive human
catastrophe. The fact that you've made it worse, and that
you make it worse every day. And that you won't even wear a mask
to protect people from your germs.
Whoa, that's great. That's like a three year old new one to you.
But the germs you're spreading on Twitter for spell Twitter,
you shouldn't be allowing this and you should be taking these
tweets down and you should be ashamed of yourself. You'll be
hearing from me on this because this is the Yes, but Donald,
you're a sick person. You're really a cruel, sick, disgusting
person. And you can keep tweeting about Joe but you're
just hurting other people. And of course, you're hurting
yourself. Willie wanted to take final thoughts on done
wow, so sad. So sad that she
went to get the good ones that are entertaining. Now there was
a great clip to show by the way for the people who think they
were just a bunch of Trump apologist or you go
no, I I find this to be a beautiful clip. It's so personal
to her. The things that comes out of her piehole it all okay,
but when it's about God, Something's very
wrong with her.
Well look at the family lineage. Speak of lineage Joe s. She's OG
lineage OS lineage OS.
Crazy.
You got a second clip from mica here.
Oh, yeah. This is actually the follow up of what's happening
and as this is a this is from the hill and they use their
robot voice or whatever it is that the place is. Just kind of
does it a follow up clip.
MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski said she will speak with Twitter CEO
Jack Dorsey to discuss getting President Trump
I'm going to the school I'm going to talk to the headmaster
about yo
banned from Twitter. The Morning Joe co host argued in a series
of tweets that the social media giants platform policies are
being quote abused by the day Brzezinski tweeted, quote, I
will be reaching out to head of Twitter about policies being
violated every day by President Trump. Hope my call is taken.
please retweet if you agree, she eventually confirmed that she
would be speaking with Dorsey and the General Counsel via
phone call Brzezinski appears to be responding to a Wednesday
tweet by the president that attacks her Morning Joe co host
and husband Joe Scarborough.
I mean, she might as well just call herself Karen from now on.
I mean, just Karen Brzezinski was using you're not wearing a
mask but why don't we just make Karen mica you're a real mica
you're a real mica you know that I'm gonna go to the twit demigod
is jack from Twitter and I'm gonna tell him you should take
you should at least more more weird check mark Isley your
check mark should be removed because you're not alleged. Man,
it's okay. Well, it's fun for us. I agree. All right, let's go
to some actual information about China. China. The original money
honey Maria Bartiromo, has a show on Fox Business on Sunday.
Clearly not funded by the China or the pharmaceutical industry
yet but we'll find out and she had the president on and here's
a little preamble it kind of starts off with some news that
happened over this past week, which included my stepdaughters
alma mater, a professor
at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland has been
arrested over his alleged financial ties to China. This
just days after the FBI sounded the alarm on China's attempt to
steal Coronavirus research, a professor at the University of
Arkansas was arrested on similar charges last week. And then in
January, Harvard's chemistry chief was charged with failing
to disclose that he too, was being paid by the Chinese
Communist Party. Two weeks ago, Senator Tom Cotton told us that
the CCP was trying in many ways to steal medical data from the
United States to try and come up with a vaccine for COVID 19.
Before the United States.
That's the first time we've heard that part of an accusation
that they were trying to get it to, to steal it to be first with
a vaccine. I find that hard to believe, but I've not heard
that.
I think I think we had a clip about that. I don't think they
use the word vaccine. I think they use the word cure.
Now that could be anyway. So now we have three, three clips about
a minute each with the money honey and with Trump. And it's
about China. And if you listen very carefully, this is where
you get to hear what the President actually means or what
she's thinking, but we'll have to listen very carefully. And
what is really important to him or not. And this is a throwback
to your series of clips about the financial. Which which clip
was that again, the was that with Kaylee, the how the
President will probably want to go after money from someone and
that was someone would be from China.
Yeah, that was a that was a note that I was reading.
Yes, note. So here we go.
Secretary Pompeo, so that he has strong evidence that it did come
from the virology lab, we've been reporting this every
Sunday, by the way, from early on. You also said that you saw
evidence can you tell us anything about the intelligence,
but we have a lot of information, and it's not good,
but you know, the worst of all, whether it came From the lab or
came from the batch, okay, it all came from China. And they
should have stopped it, they could have stopped at that
source. I call it the source. Right there,
they made a decision to allow it to escape its borders.
I don't know if they made the decision, but it got out of
control. I think more likely it got out of control.
Senator Kahn said that they didn't want the Chinese economy
to contract 20% and the rest of the world to contract 2%.
So we were beating them very badly before this, we were
beating them between the tariffs and other things we were doing,
and we will going up and they will have a very bad year, they
will have the worst year they've had in 56 years. jesters on the
street. And they weren't well, and even beyond that. And we
were really doing well. And that is a theory. But here's what I
know for sure. They didn't allow this whole thing. They didn't
allow people to go into China, but they did allow them to go
out to the world, including the United States. That's why Europe
is a mess. That's why look at look at these countries. Russia
is having a hard time.
So I think what the President is saying there is look, I really
don't care. Where in China, it came from, as far as we all
recognise it came from China. I'm not going to necessarily say
they did it on purpose. But what they certainly did on purpose is
they let Chinese travel abroad and they didn't let the Chinese
even travelled to other cities within China. So he's clearly
been
saying this for a while and nobody wants a report on it.
Well, he's just locking it in. And he's because he knows the
Chinese are watching. And he is pissed because when we
identified this when it took place when the $250 billion
trade deal was signed, and noticed immediately and this is
before we had anything going on really the very last paragraph
on the very last page had a force majeure clause, the which
essentially said should anything crappy happened that kind of
changed the situation. We all agree we'll come back and we'll
figure it out. And that's a known as a force majeure clause
and Trump is pissed about it, because well, here you go.
Look, the big thing is, they should have never let this
happen. So I make a great trade deal. And now I say, it just
doesn't feel the same to me. The ink was barely dry, and the
plane came over. And it doesn't feel the same to me.
On it, they're not going to buy the two 50 billion or they they
will buy 250 250 billion. They said to somewhere I see that
like to renegotiate the deal. We're not going to renegotiate,
look.
Notice that he said that he's like the ink was barely dry. So
he knows he knows who they are. They're under false pretences.
They signed a deal fully well, knowing they had a problem. And
that that clause was in there. It may have even be put in on
the day of the sign
existed. They knew about it. Yeah, it was the thing broke. So
should we yeah, we can sign it because we got a force majeure
in here, and it's barely dry than the announcement takes
place.
And again, this is this is not for information for the American
public, Maria Bartiromo. This is telling China what's on his mind
and what he knows and how we feel.
I'm not happy about anything having to do with that
particular subject right now.
Have you spoken to Xi Jinping?
I have a very good relationship. But I just right now, I don't
want to speak to him.
I don't want to speak to him. Tell him no. I mean, that's
almost like a whiny bitch the way he does that. I don't want
to speak with him right now.
Because, you know, Senator Cotton was saying maybe we
should be limiting the amount of visas that we give to students
who want to study things like quantum computing things. And
AI,
there are many things we could do, we could do things we could
cut off the whole relationship. Now, if you did, what would
happen? You'd say $500 million. You cut off the whole
relationship.
So the President is signalling, hey, we could just cut the whole
thing off, you know, we say 500 billion. I mean, we may not have
any medication, but and he's gonna
for a while for a while we get ramped everything up, but it
wouldn't be overnight.
Well, presumably, he's already been working on this for six
months and has all kinds of crap underway in factories being
built, but he's not going to stop there. Oh, no, no, no,
we're going to take away as much money as we can from them. But
within limits and reason. I'm your pullback.
proven to be right. Yeah. I
pulled back the money from the thrift fund.
Now, I didn't know about the Thrift fund. But the Thrift fund
is, is that's a thrift savings. And it's like a huge, I don't
know anything about it. Yeah, I put it in the show notes here. I
think it's kind of like one of those semi government
institutions kind of like Fannie Mae. if you will. This it's the
I think it's the Thrift plan. Anyway, it's the Federal
Retirement Thrift plan. And there's a federal, the Federal
Retirement Thrift Investment Board administers a thrift
savings plan, a tax deferred, defined contribution plans
similar to private sector 401 K plans, which provides federal
employees the opportunity to save. So what's the it's a big
federal pension scheme. And
they do a China.
They wanted to put 10% of the Thrift fund into MSCI indexes,
Chinese companies,
does that answer your question? They were gonna put 10% of the
entire fund into Chinese companies.
Will you go one step further and force that Chinese companies
have to follow accounting rules, if they want to be listed on the
New York Stock?
We're looking at that very strongly, but put on the Thrift
fund, you know, it's run by the Obama appointments, right? And
we said, you got to do this. And we're gonna find out whether or
not they're going to do adverse? And if they're not, we're going
to replace them very quickly. Do we are looking at your second
part of your question, we're looking at
that, because Chinese companies like Alibaba, any Chinese
company, they're listed on the New York Stock Exchange, they
don't have to report their earnings the way an American
company does.
But here's the problem with that, you know, look, I hate to
say it, but let's say we do that, right. So what are they
gonna do? They're gonna move their listing to London or
someplace. You see, let's say you want to get tough, and
you're gonna do you know, everyone, everyone wants to be a
tough guy. Look, I'm the toughest guy. But what happens
is, so we say you're gonna do this, and you're gonna follow
the rules of the New York Stock Exchange, or NASDAQ. What do
they do? They say, Okay, well move to London or we'll go to
Hong Kong.
It's pretty pragmatic in that regard is like now I'm not going
to make it too tough for him to be on our on our stock market.
We like the crappy stocks. It's great for the penny stock boys
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down for today that I don't know if you've seen the Matt Lauer
medium article about the Ronan Farrow reporting on him
specifically.
There is this The weather was a piece that was written in The
New York Times actually, there was a piece that was the New
York Times talking about valve and then the one in medium.
Well, no,
the New York Times piece is talking about Ronan Farrow not
being so journalistically. Great, with his reporting and
takedown and Matt Lauer posted a very long medium article where
he deconstructed Ronan's s assertions, and called for
people who wrote and never called, and the New York Times
checked, and they check with those four people. And they
said, Yeah, Matt Lauer story checks out, which means the way
Lauer puts it, yes, he had an inappropriate relationship. But
no, it was was not rape, and it was consensual, which does put
the media hype in a different light. But and and the entire
metoo movement, I think, or the the insanity of the hype of the
media, the machine. I don't know exactly what it says I don't
think it's going to matter much for Matt Lauer. But it should be
noted that there are other sides to that story.
Well, it should be noted that apparently, according to Ben
Smith, who's now writing for the New York Times, dug Ben Smith
from Politico who wrote that piece, a hit piece, and then
allow a follow up. And then that's this follow up of the
Lauer assert assertions. This was this is targeting Ronan for
some specific reason. And I don't know what it is. I have no
idea. But it was a target. It was a hit job. The New Yorker
meanwhile, which ran the ronin pieces, they kind of defended
him saying that this is just a just jealous because the New
York Times wouldn't do anything with the row with the Pharaoh
information. So it's become like a little, a little slap fight
fest of people kind of going after each other. Yeah, I don't
know what's gonna come of it. Because I think there's
something to this. There's something behind it. That's what
I want to know. I mean, maybe this? I don't know. I'd have to
look, go back to fact check on whether Pharaoh just making
stuff up which is possible. Or yeah, I mean, there's also some
people that he may have said said something and then now
they're reneging on No, I never said anything. No, it's not
true. He never called me now that's also possible. It seems
dubious.
Yeah. Ya mean, like, that's unlikely that he didn't call
them and they're lying about it. But he did call them and they're
lying about it now.
I don't know. I mean, it could be one or the other. I mean, it
could be never called any maybe he's a full of shit guy. There's
plenty of them that are in journalism, that just make stuff
up. And they say they've contacted this person, that
person they never did. But generally speaking, when that
happens, the person comes out says, Hey, you never called me
at the time of the reporting? They don't come out much later
after Lauer calls them right. That doesn't make any sense to
me. Right.
So something's up. Yeah.
And it'd be worth keeping an eye out because it'd be fun. I have
a douchebag
fight. Yeah, it is a douchebag fight. I have a couple clips
left of this Biden recording with Poroshenko, which I think
is kind of worth listening to. Because it's one of those things
that if you're listened to without any lead in or kind of
understanding of what's going on, I think it loses it loses
context. And these days, everything's
gonna say I have two clips or more because I got some Pelosi
ramblings but I can those are, evergreens did follow up which
have nothing to do with this. This plate is talking about
Biden. Okay,
so first, this all goes back to Biden bragging at the Council on
Foreign Relations, about how he got a prosecutor in Ukraine
fired. And just to remind you, here's the piece of that of that
clip.
I remember going over convincing our team or others to convince
the United that we should be providing for loan guarantees
and I went over, I guess, the 1230 time to keep and and I was
going supposed to announce that there was another billion dollar
loan guarantee and I got A commitment from Poroshenko and
from Yatsenyuk that they would take action against the state
prosecutor. And they did. So they said they had it, they
walked out, the press kind of said, nice, and I'm not gonna
we're not going to give you the billion dollars. They said, You
have no authority. You're not the president, the president
said, I said, Call him. I said, I'm telling you not getting the
billion dollars. I said, you're not getting the billion I'm
gonna be leaving here. I think it was, what six hours I look
guys, I'm leaving in six hours. If the prosecutor is not fired,
you're not getting the money. Well, son of a bitch got fired.
And they put in place someone who was solid.
Alright, so let's listen. Now these phone calls give us a
little more insight into exactly what was going on. And the way I
read it, it sounds more that Joe had some kind of issue. And this
is, of course, what the Republicans who are going after
him say. But with this, there's some context to it. And some,
some evidence just on the surface of listening to the
series of calls, that kind of points to that. So the
accusation would be Biden had some kind of issue with this
prosecutor because he was haunting his son or him or who
knows who else guy had to be removed, he and Joe wants the
prosecutor removed. And first he sends his Secretary of State at
the time John Kerry to do the dirty work. And Kerry is clearly
I mean, I've heard calls like this, he's sending the message
to President Poroshenko in this clip.
Just wanted to try to urge you to get the cleanup, the
prosecutor general's office is very concerned about it. And I
think it'd be good to try to have some resolution of that as
possible.
And I think I doubt that any general prosecutor can can do
that. But to provide absolutely transparent procedure for the
selection permission.
Okay, so Carrie, saying, you know, the Vice President really
would like that prosecutor gone really thinks it's important
that prosecutors gone. And here is Biden calling him his buddy
Poroshenko himself to make sure we've got this message that
prosecutors really gotta go really, really got to go. Thank
you, Mr. Vice President, your calls we can.
Better Can you hear me?
I can hear you better.
I'm sorry. You were saying I didn't I missed what you were
saying. So I have
a second positive news for you. Yesterday, I met meet with the
General Prosecutor soccer. Despite the fact that we didn't
have any connection charges. You don't have any information about
the succeed doing something wrong.
This is very interesting. And this was recorded on the
Ukrainian end was very interesting. He says, despite
the fact that we have no information on this prosecutor
being corrupt whatsoever.
I asked him now the day before yesterday, I asked him to resign
in his position as a state person. One hour ago, he bring
me the written statement of his resignation. Great. This is my
second step for keeping my promises.
So listen, I got the guy. I have the his letter of resignation in
my hand. I think he's being cagey about that. Because that
doesn't mean the guy was actually going to step down.
This is part of my promise to you. And Joe goes great. Yeah,
so I've my fulfilling my promises and jogos. I agree. So
that means we've got a quid pro quo.
President Poroshenko by the way,
I think that's isn't a Bandcamp girl. Isn't that Secretary might
be harsh. Maria. I think it's very hard to get his hearts
which implicates her in this scam, which I like. Introducing
President
Poroshenko. President Joe Biden, how are you?
Very well, indeed. All the time when I hear your voice. It's a
great pleasure for me.
Well, I'm on air first. And I think we're going to stay
connected and we just took off and I'm hoping this connection
will stay open. that there is a new government, a new prosecutor
general.
So he's literally said, So, tell me, we got a new government and
new prosecutor general. So it's done right, it's done.
I am prepared to do it public signing of the commitment, the
billion dollars. Again, I'm not suggesting that that's what you
want or don't want me suggesting that. That's what we're prepared
to do. And again, it wouldn't be finalised until you know, the
IMF pieces are written
in. So the way I read that is okay, you got that guy out.
Alright, here's a billion dollars. I'm not suggesting
that's what you wanted, or that's what you needed. But
here's a billion dollars, that one sentence is the problem for
me. Well, that's suggesting that's what you wanted. But then
we're just doing that of the good of our heart after he just
got through saying that the prosecutor has gone.
strong motivation, one of the possible candidate, yeah, the
billion dollars, right. And still, you know, the IMF pieces
are
extremely strong
motivation, extremely strong motivation. Joe, thank you for
your billion dollars,
one of the possible candidate was leader of my faction looks
at who
now is discussing openly, who's going to replace him
with the public figure. If you think that the political
motivated figure who would be not very good, from your point
of view, I recall this proposal I do not propose because nobody
knows that I want a proposal. Alright, so
Lou Sanco, was then proposed. But I don't know if this came
after I'm not quite sure where this came in the timeline,
because it sounds like they have a deal. And then Biden shows up
and then the deal is not on. But to me, it sounded like he was
really getting some money for them in exchange for them doing
something and he took it quite personally and even after Carrie
didn't get a satisfaction to us factory answer. He went in there
personally. That's so to me. It sounds iffy. What do you think?
No, that guy's as corrupt as it comes. He was even close to
being if the if they think Trump's minor little
conversation over the phone was anything bad. This is terrible.
This is 10 times worse. What's the course has been covered as
well. Poor Joe,
what struck me is how well he speaking then compared to now.
Very, very Joe,
he's he's he's speaking out what was the year of this?
This is only a few years ago. Well, he
had his last operation. His aneurysm I think was 2003. I,
this was two different operations on his branch was
the last clip I was going to play. It is a rare clip only the
no agenda show has the full clip. As far as I know, Biden
from 2013, discussing both of his brain surgeries. This is the
clip. No one wants to hear particularly at the very end, at
least no one in the Democrat party or Joe Biden camp want
you to hear or the media i i said
no one in the don't Joe Biden camp or the Democrat Party want
you to hear saying that repeat my saying the media is not
necessary. As we all know,
I had two cranial aneurysms, and they literally had to take the
top of my head off. I mean, they take a saw and they cut your
head off and go in to find the artery that is one was leaking,
the other that hadn't before it burst. Those of your Doc's know
there's every procession, every profession has their sick jokes.
A joke among among Doc's is, how do you know someone's had an
anterior cranial aneurysm? On the autopsy table? Only 20% of
the people haven't even get to the table? Well, one of the
fascinating things is the second operation after the first one,
which was a bleeding that gave me a relatively low chance of
surviving, I remember going down to Doc asking the doc and review
your account, the ceiling tiles hadn't been upgraded. A lot of
you been there. And I said, Doc, what are my chances to great
neurosurgeons? And I'll never forget I will not mention his
name. He's one of the leading neurosurgeon in the world. He
said, Senator for mortality or morbidity, and I'm thinking I
swear to God I said let me put it this way, was a long road to
the operating room. I said, sir, absolutely true story. I said,
What are my chances of getting off this table and being
completely normal? So your chances of living are a lot
better. And I said, Okay, what did they said? Well, they're,
they're in the 35 to 50% range. And I thought, well, too
seriously, born optimist. I said, Well, hell, that means 35
out of 150 out of 100 make it, I might as well be the one. So
what's the most likely thing that will happen if I, if I
live, but what he said, well, the side of the brain that the
first art or the first aneurysm is on, controls your ability to
speak. Why the hell didn't tell me this before the ad campaign
could have saved us all a lot of trouble.
And there you have it. His speech is problematic because of
his brain operations.
Yeah, that's what this has been. This is a meme that goes around.
He blames it on that.
Which is fine, but it's not presidential material.
Yeah, it's not fine that you're right. That's the point.
All right, play us home. JCD. Okay, got a couple of things.
Trying to think which order to go in here. I have one thing as
it is kind of a, this is the clip that's been floating
around. This is the Chicago Mayor just before she got into
office, or when she was first got into office, and she was
having some trouble with Aldermen. And she goes on about
how she's going to correct these problems. And she's gonna put
these new people in and I cannot find any evidence that this has
been, I think is a deep fake.
Oh, don't even play this is it's it's not a deep fake. But you
have to have the whole clip in contact most of the clip. No,
you have to have three minutes before this. But it's okay. We
can play this. It's one minute is is the clip.
But I just wasn't able to cut it down to just what she said.
Yeah, because I don't think this is in context. I don't even know
why she said it. She was okay. But to explain I'm I'm all ears.
If you if you listen to the full interview, it's a
full hour. And I know it's a bit but we always assume this. And
there's about three minutes before this minute of the of
this of the statement, which is specifically about the aldermen
and how the fiefdoms in Chicago are run. Yeah. But then when you
just take this, it's like it sounds like it's and they have
their I mean, I don't want to use the term to blow the clip.
But I think everyone might have seen it by now. But to me, she
was only talking about that. So this is this is not a deep
fakes. I think she said it. The fact she said it is more
disturbing about what
she said. But I'm saying why did she say it? Even though let's
say we got a 10 minute clip? I don't care what context that
sin. Why would you say this?
Oh, because she she believes in it?
Well, then what's wrong with playing this clip? But because
boy,
I've seen it a million times. I'm like, why are we still doing
this? This has been around for two and a half, three weeks.
That's all.
We've never played it. No. That's what I'm saying. I only
heard last week.
Let's go then.
Pythons are because it's not written in.
And you got the shit version to God dammit.
I wish I had the best version. I could find him. You don't have
it.
Because I wasn't interested in it as a clip. And I had the good
versus
interesting that the Chicago Mayor not want people to pledge
allegiance to the New World Order. Yeah, in content work in
our government. You don't think that was interesting?
After I'd seen the clip for almost a month, and after I had
gone back and looked at the full context of it, it was less
interesting. I don't have it here to play for you. Because
it's about four minutes. And then you see that she refers
back. And it's just not interesting. It's interesting in
the one minute context.
Well, that's what I have. And you said it's not interesting,
should be in default. Unless you know what scan of his clips.
This is a stupid conversation. You're asking me to get the
clip?
No, I skipped the clip. No, I'm
forcing it on everybody. Now now we have to listen to it. My
thoughts are because it's not written into law. It's just a
very dominant culture. I think the only way you can do it is a
couple of ways. One, I would I'm thinking about an executive
order from day one. It says in more legalese. And this is not a
thing. We will not no longer honour this, because the way
that already perogative works is there's got to be compliance
with the executive branch, because otherwise it doesn't
work. So you got to eliminate that compliance and you make a
mandate. And then you do training, particularly in the
city, column. licencing departments whether it's zoning,
buildings, housing will be impacted by it planning
certainly. And it's in you and you Pay for people to run those
agencies and the deputies that are pledging allegiance to the
New World Order and good governance. And then I think you
have the inspector general, to spy on us to make sure that
there is real compliance.
All right, until your comment was going to be it's a deep
fake. That's
that's why it is no,
it's not this is a horrible version of it. The the, there's
a thank you
very much as a good add on my clip. The point is, is that she
said pledge allegiance to the New World Order, I just don't
believe that it doesn't make any sense in the set in the
conversation,
I will I will produce what I didn't want to do, because it's
not that interesting. And there's no joke and no pay off
is like, okay, she meant it that way. And it's, and it's good
quality. So I'll produce that I didn't she
didn't tell us in advance why she didn't mean allegiance to
the new world world order if she actually said that.
What's your question?
What you said, in context in a larger context, that it made
some sort of sense. Yeah. To say allegiance to the New World
Order.
Yeah. You have to listen to 15 minutes to understand that she's
talking about how those guys operate. And she's saying this
is what they want. She's not sitting.
I will tell you think it's the older men that whenever yes to
pledge. Yes,
that's what I tried to tell you. That's what she's saying. You
told me I did. But you were so angry at me. You didn't hear
me? No, no, no. Let's go back because it just under that
context, it doesn't make any sense to me. Because she
specifically says, Okay, you produce a clip that shows me
that the alderman of Chicago of all places, yes. want the people
to pledge allegiance to the New World Order? Yes.
Yes. Now they they know they want they pled the aldermen
pledge allegiance to the New World Order. That's what she's
complaining about them. Which doesn't make it less
interesting, but the clip never was good. And that's why I never
played it. And also, around
Chicago aldermen are pledging allegiance to the New World
Order. I would like to hear it,
I'll get it for you. That's fine, I can produce it. But I'm
just saying it was like
now the next clip, which is a was taken from that early
interview with the CO five people, the woman who was
talking on that she goes on and on about how she's ADHD and and
she says she says that you're either going to be a great
scientist or you're going to be a criminal. And from that
there's a little side discussion a 32nd clip, where apparently
ADHD people either are well play the clip and you'll hear what if
you have ADHD genuinely, you're either going to be one thing or
the other. Let's hear what it is,
by the way, the ADHD thing. I will share a little piece of
legit research with you in case you already know it. That ADH
people genetically are not genetically but statistically,
actually end up as salespeople or in prison.
Yeah, I did some of the clinical studies with an episode
hydrochloride which is utilised for Alzheimer's but it was also
used for adult ADHD. And when we were recruiting patients, we
found that many of the physicians said that we would
find people a lot of them would be either travelling for work as
you say with a salesman job or they'd be parolees
that's just not good news.
Well if you like sales that's a fun you could now hearing this I
decided that I know a lot of salespeople and I like sales. I
don't have ADHD is that I know of but I'm wondering now I'm
going to redefine them as they see are the best salespeople
with ADHD are eight.
Well, possibly, possibly and if but if you've if you've got ADHD
and brown shoes,
then I think you're a winner.
It just makes me wonder how many salespeople have ADHD and why is
it something they fall into so nicely? So we should take the
prisoners who have ADHD and make them salespeople. That's a job
for them.
Looking forward to that day,
brown shoes.
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You can only touch your team's balls. They can't be grabbing
everybody's balls.
course if you're playing someone in your household, you can touch
those balls.
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better. Go about your lives go about your business. It's the
fear of
the unknown, which causes the panic that you're talking about.
And the we're healthier. So no worry about whatever the room is
saying the risk to New Yorkers for Coronavirus is low,
but it's totally safe to come out and have dinner. You know,
just be in the communities. It's a Luna, it's a Lunar New Year,
we cannot shut down because of undue fear. That's my concern.
We want people still to go on about their lives.
This is not a major threat for the people in the United States.
And this is not something that the citizens of the United
States right now should be worried about. Health officials
say it's important to keep the numbers in perspective, the flu
has been much deadlier this winter
not gonna sink the American economy.
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do a shutdown, then it grows 33% per day,
many people don't even notice that they have symptoms and then
they they might spread the virus without even knowing
the best is yet to come. The worst is yes ahead for us, then
they want to actually
punish you. They want to use the full force of the law. Fine, you
throw you in jail arrest, you take away your freedom, just
because you're engaging in activity that was previously
perfectly legal.
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this governor says this,
you know, right now as we go through this pandemic, and we
started off with that stayed at home and then it turned it into
wear a mask and we have
it totally under control. It's one person coming in from China,
and we have it under control. It's going to be just fine.
The mayor is reminding everybody the risk of infection to New
Yorkers is low.
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