She might as well have a moustache. Adam curry Jhansi
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December 19 2021. This is your award winning keep on acpd
assassination episode 14 09.
This is no agenda,
debunking the debunkers and broadcasting live from the heart
of Texas Hill Country here. Number six in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm enjoying an
international taste treat very unknown, called the pickled
turnip. And Jhansi Dvorak.
I gotta tell you, there's nothing I love more in the
morning than a pickled turnip. Did you really just eat that
this morning?
I had a pickled turnip after breakfast. Yeah, I pick up my
own turnips, obviously, because you can't buy them. I pick up
my own turnips last night, but that's a different story. Anywho
pickled turnips interesting. I didn't know what the
pickle jar by first had a pickle term when I was a little kid. I
was living with her. I was like, be pre kindergarten I remember
him. And I always thought they were good. So I spent the rest
of my life trying to duplicate this woman's recipe for pickled
turnips,
you have to cook the turnip first, right? I mean, I don't
know really raw Turkey so hard.
Not that hard, but they soften up but it's a little better and
they're not as hard if you let them kind of a shrivel a little
bit in other words get old and then they're kind of soft, not
to the point where they're brought
like the one you'd actually throw out instead of cooking it
you probably would you might want to throw it out. You had a
couple issues. But what oh you might want to throw it out but
you slice them up into different forms you can do all kinds of
things and half and a half apple cider vinegar half water but a
tablespoon of salt some herbs deal is always good and
God man cook this think of a cooking substack
I went by a garlic need garlic and
I would pay money for your substack if you put more recipes
in there
will be very valuable to get rid of me nice dry curry
no nothing I don't want to get rid of you. You kidding me? The
highlight of my week twice a week no less. So we have a great
end of show mix which I'm not going to play now. But Tom
Starkweather put together this about New York,
New York so he gets to do these clips easier than we can just
insane but it's all they talk about in New York is the code is
their situation. Oh we're all vaccinated but we're all sick.
It's town is sick. The Democrats running the state of New York
got this stuff to try and to pass the bill to the
legislature. Well disgusting and whole goes have I might as well
have a mustache
you mean a brush stash one of those
mustache like either well, either Stalin or Hitler
mustache. That's
right. A brush stash on those little brush stashes. Yes. Well,
that may be true. And we'll hear that at the end of the show. But
I think in California, the local Fox affiliate Fox five San
Diego. Oh my goodness, they're pretty good
too. Medical experts are sounding the alarm once again.
cron variant and the Delta variant are hitting San Diego
after the Thanksgiving holiday
surge upon a surge upon a surge.
It's a surge on a surge and a surge. You know what that is?
Science. That science is what that is surge on assert it's a
surge three people
have to the Thanksgiving holiday, a surge upon a surge
upon a surge we can absolutely expect this to get worse.
Exponential means every couple of days everything's doubling
and so in just a few weeks, we're seeing a take off.
Doctors from Sharp Reese steely and UCSD are warning those who
are not vaccinated to get protected as fast as possible.
And for those with two shots to get boosted. If it's time three
is now the new two experts from UCSD omachron Varian is most
likely making a 20% of new infections and will likely
become the primary virus in just a matter of weeks.
This virus is this contagious, which is everyone's going to
likely experience it and the volume that we would see of our
unvaccinated folks would overwhelm our hospitals again,
if you're unvaccinated. You can't expect that you will be
significantly protected from this new variant if you've had
an infection with COVID. In the past
city your county health officials have announced just a
handful of confirmed omachron cases but doctors from sharp and
UCSD say the community Spread is happening as we speak. Oh
my goodness I'm tired from just listening to that report that
pooped me out it was it was you know it's a we three
churches searches search for the show. I have a couple
of good into show ISOs surgeon, a surgeon, a surgeon. The other
one I really liked was three is the new two. That's a beauty.
But
I Yeah, well, I'd love to choose four. I want to play the COVID
Classic. Ooh,
a COVID Classic. Okay, no, no other intro straight to it.
Classic. I just
heard from a friend in New York City today. Who did that last
week. This is someone with three shots and his head prior COVID.
So he's about as immune as you can get. And he felt badly
yesterday tested himself this morning as positive.
Yeah, baby.
I wanted to say something because and we'll get to it in a
second. The Netherlands went to hard lockdown again, hard
lockdown. And my my sisters, we have the sibling chat group. And
my sisters are bitching about it all the socks? And I said yeah,
you know, there's a really kind of sucks when you have these
mandates where you couldn't even go to, let's say a service for
your loved one or a funeral and, and stay in that place where it
is being held or or eat. They're in a restaurant. And they're
like, What are you talking about? Oh, I said like me when
when we go to New York, you know, to put my dad into the
ground. It said I won't be able to stay in New York City.
Because the mandates Oh, and by the way, I can't visit my
daughter. And what and my sister when I went right to well, you
know, Texas, they had this law where citizens can sue each
other over, you know, ratting on abortion if you do an abortion.
I'm like, Okay, nice deflection, but do it. It's part of the I
guess the mess formation artificial.
What does that got to do with anything? No,
because she deflected This is my point. She could not wrap her
head around anyone else in the on in a different situation. So
then they have mandates in Italy. She's I'm all for
mandates, or no, I'm against mandates. He says but whatever
it is, I'm pro vaccine, but I don't think people should be
forced. Yeah, but it's happening in Italy too. Yeah. So but Do
you not realize what kind of hardships that brings on people.
And they had not even considered it even for their brother. So by
that very same heartless,
heartless pitches.
Oh, no, they're not. The very just said, No. In fact, I took a
lesson from it. And I want to remind myself, that we have many
producers who have been forced into the vaccination accepting
the vaccine into their life, some have done it voluntarily.
And all the things we discuss here, you know, just so we're
clear, there's no evidence that any everyone who has taken the
shot into their life is going to die of a heart attack. No, but
these things, in fact, is a very small chance. It's a lot of
people. It's more than ever, but it's small. So I do have that in
mind, you know, and then so if it seems like we're mocking
those who are vaccinated, obviously we are so here is
Yeah, I just Just as an aside, the the stats are that the
amount of athletes that are having heart issues, and dying
in fact on the field of play is 5x normal
hmm finally, in the UK, they're asking questions like hey, can
can we have a little research into this? But some research
what? Yeah, we have that we already have. We have the rat
poop police out there, the health department people that
they're telling us what to do they know.
Actually, I should probably do this. Do this clip. Real quick
of this is from the BBC about the Dutch Christmas lockdown,
but it's
big now to the BBC is Anna Halligan in the Dutch city, The
Hague. And Anna why has the Dutch government done this
reimposed a stringent lockdown,
an absolute last resort. The Dutch do not like chaos. This is
the one of the most organized societies in the world for the
fact that these
are the most criminal countries in the European Union. What are
you talking about? Lady?
Is it been tokenized? Crime?
Oh, that's right. I'm sorry. Yes. You know what? She's
correct. The Dutch like everything organized, including
their crime
overseas in the world. So the fact that these measures have
been taken days before Christmas, really last minute,
the last restrictions were introduced just on Tuesday, and
these were unanticipated, but they feel they have no choice
basically, because of the surge in cases of Omicron. The
government's say, Well, this is actually partly they're making
because of the slow response to this delta variant which has
allowed the hospital To become so busy, plus the slow rollout
of the booster vaccine because here, the over 60s are only just
been being invited forward for their jobs just to explain more
about those new rules. So over Christmas, people only be
allowed to house guests a day. So this really is a Christmas
lockdown only for guests the load on on Christmas day itself,
the schools are closed until at least the ninth of January. The
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rosso, who you heard there,
understanding that people do not want to hear this, he's quite
conscious that there have been riots here in the Netherlands in
various cities in response to these repeated rounds of
restrictions, and people are frustrated because they were
told this time last year, follow the rules, get your vaccines,
and this will all go away. And yet here we are, again, entering
into another lockdown just before Christmas.
So the Dutch Health Minister ie the Dutch Fauci, his name is
Hugo. He was asked a question by the journalists, they always do
this on a on an evening, around eight o'clock they do the Oh,
it's a Corona. Corona conference, the press press co
presco. Go Whoa, not Pesco. And the question was asked, the
reporter said, I'm translating freely, but I speak it fluently.
So you're saying that the booster is the same formula as
the regular vaccine? Yes, I am. And so this new variant, this
Omicron variant, it's the same but it has a different jacket is
how it's described. It looks a bit different jacket around it.
This is so why if these two vaccines have the same formula,
don't stop Why will a third stop a third? Why will the booster
stop it? And the question the Health Minister literally said,
good question. We don't know.
Well, this is honest,
FOSS. Unbelievable, by the way that the reason for the Dutch
lockdown isn't is well known BBC, they even have a song. And
the whole country was singing it and well for a little bit there.
And it goes as follows. But doing it for disorder, but doing
this for disorder. We're doing it for the outer we're doing it
for disorder. I will translate now. We're doing it for
healthcare. We're doing it for healthcare. We're doing it for
all people. We're doing it for healthcare. So that's what
they've been sold. Healthcare is overflowing. We do it for the
health care system, just like the NHS and is in NHS in the UK.
So, you know, Christina is She's devastated. They had all kinds
of stuff lined up for the first week of January work gigs, all
kinds of stuff. Nope, forget about it done. So well done. And
it's the same variant we have in the US. And we're not locked
down yet,
yet. Well, they Yeah. They're gonna have a hard time with
especially with the, with this omachron thing locking down even
though and I have a series of clips when you're ready. From
NPR, trying to scare the public with omachron Oh, yes.
Let's play those. I got a quickie first from the from Dr.
Death himself from the from the devil of doom. Also home just to
get us in the right mood for this scary clip from NPR. I
think Osterholm is is the guy who was the he's really the hors
d'oeuvre to the NPR. I will say without any reservation
whatsoever, that the next few weeks will be for me an
unprecedented event in my 46 year career in public health.
Over the next several weeks, I feel certain that we will see
major changes in the occurrence of COVID-19 in our communities,
what it means to us clinically, and public health policies that
will come from that. I think we are going to see a viral
Blizzard, literally. The world with omachron John, it's a viral
Blizzard down
your viral Blizzard You're that guy is epitomizing this the
problem with this country which is public health. Yes.
Departments. I've said it. I've said it before. I'll say it
again. These guys are a plague. They're their take they're so
cautious. It's not funny. They're ruining the country
they're ruining the world. Yes, he's putting the whole point and
all these schools that teach but they have public health
departments and people get degrees Masters of Public Health
the mph and again all I see them really being is rat poop
inspector Seriously,
I know you and you have experienced you. You have
standing in this room with
these people. Yes. Yeah. So here we go. Let's start with the
opener which is not part of the series, but it's called the
omachron opener. NPR.
Okey dokey.
The US is dealing with another spike of COVID-19 cases. Public
health officials say it's an alarming rise and they fear the
worst is yet to come. offices, schools, sports events and
theaters across the country are again beginning to shut down.
It's starting to feel a lot like March 2020. Due to the rapid
spread of the newest Coronavirus variant,
oh micron,
can we all say reset?
So they so this is their basic take on everything. This is a
situation reset. You're right, exactly. So let's listen to
here's the interesting clip. This is the first of a series of
five. They're all short to one. This is the Omicron NPR bad One
World Health Organization says the number of COVID-19 cases
involving the omachron variant is doubling every one and a half
to three days. In countries where there is community
transmission of the variant. In the US hospital staff are
exhausted as their facilities filled to the brim. Now the
Department of Defense has sent medical teams to shore up
hospitals in many states. As empirische Rita Chatterjee
reports, it's an effort to ease some pressure from the rising
hospitalizations on an already strained healthcare system.
Oh, question. If it's doubling every once you say three days,
won't everybody have it within a month? Because getting Yeah,
probably logarithmic, right? It just goes.
But the reason I played this clip and cut it off where I did
is because this is a classic propaganda mechanism. Okay. They
start off and you might want to play it again. So only 29
seconds, but I'll give you the how it works. They start off
talking about omachron Yeah. And they Brittany Well, butter,
butter, butter Omicron Omicron omachron. And then they just
drop discussion of omachron and go into the fact that the
hospitals as as the latent Delta variant has filled up a few
hospitals here and there I don't notice it around here but I
suppose there's some that are and so they switch from omachron
to just a discussion of the situation at the hospitals as
though OMA Crohn's causing it
sounds a bit like a script, doesn't it? We that's the same
thing. And then
it's a script of it's a propagandistic script to to
scare you. This is shameless propaganda. Our time
organization says the number of COVID-19 cases involving the
omachron variant is doubling every one and a half to three
days in countries where there is community transmission of the
variant. In the US hospital staff are exhausted as their
facilities filled to the brim. Now the Department of Defense
has sent medical teams to shore up hospitals in many states. As
empirische Rita Chatterjee reports, it's an effort to ease
some pressure from the rising hospitalizations on an already
strained health care system.
Yeah, that's that's so that's, first of all, it's exactly what
they said in the Netherlands. They had the whole song. Second,
I have two boots on the ground reports won't read them. But two
boots on the ground reports from hospital workers who say yeah,
we're full. We're definitely full. And it's the rooms that
are full, but it's not all COVID. In fact, it's a small
percentage COVID There's all kinds of other stuff coming in.
That's so yes, there's problems. But no, it's not Omicron.
Well, there somebody told NPR to make you think it is, of course.
Yeah, of course. Okay, well, let's go on with Omicron. NPR.
Bad to
the DOD has deployed medical support teams to civilian
hospitals in at least eight states, Colorado, Michigan, New
Mexico, Minnesota, Montana, Idaho, Utah, and Washington. The
military teams include doctors, nurses and respiratory
therapists. They're helping civilian health care workers
treat a growing number of COVID patients in their hospitals.
While most of the recent surge has been caused by the Delta
variant Omicron is quickly taking over in states like New
York and Texas. Scientists working with computer models to
make projections for the coming winter months say the new
variant could bring the worst yet COVID surge in the US three
to strategy and peer news
to the new variant is going to make things worse, even though
there's no evidence that it's even makes it more than get a
common
cold. Well, she said it was in silico. She said it was you know
the the modeling, you know the the prediction, modeling diction
place. Yeah, the predictions not not anything factual.
Let's go with number three.
The Mayor of London says the rapidly rising number of
overcrowding infections in the British capital has made him
quote incredibly concerned about staff absences in the city's
emergency services. Villa marks as more
Sadiq Khan said staff absences meant that public services in
Britain's largest city could not run at quote, optimal levels
thanks to staff absences with 26,000 new infections recorded
in London alone Friday, he warned that hospitals could
struggle while the UK government's scientific advisors
warned that daily hospital admissions nationwide could soon
come close to last January's peak according to the BBC,
yeah you panic you panic yet.
They do really do a number now by the way there's something
they nobody ever brings up. But let's let's take a look at what
are the two cities what's the commonality between London and
New York to seize this they're swamped under with this with
these problems with the COVID What is the what's the
commonality that I would you could say New York and London.
Oh, that's easy. They both have coke snorting traders on the
financial markets.
That's nice. Oh public transportation.
Oh yeah. Yes, of course. Public transport Yeah,
New York and London and this is the public transportation is the
is the is the little pet dog the baby to the most beloved aspect
of the liberal democracies that means the liberal the liberal
progressive elements of liberal democracies. Oh, everyone should
we shouldn't have cars. We shouldn't have individualities
we shouldn't have anything like that. It should be public
transportation. We need more public transportation. Public
transportation is the vector for this disease. Period. It's
obvious but no debt never is brought up.
Wow. Wow. Yeah. Excellent point. Excellent point.
Will you hear it anywhere? No.
Why would you do that? We got everything on a roll. We're we
know what to do. We know exactly what to actually we should talk
about that booster bush. What do they need to change? What do
they need to change? This time around to make it all stick?
That's the question.
Well, not gonna make it. Here we go at part four.
And all of Europe is preparing for a huge wave of the variant
the Dutch government has imposed a strict lockdown just ahead of
Christmas. That will last at least until January 14. And
here's Eleanor Beardsley reports. Dutch
Prime Minister Mark rota announced a new lockdown he said
it was not a punishment, but a measure to avoid the worst non
shops, bars restaurants
because the whole country is saying we didn't do anything
wrong. We did exactly as you said, and people are pretty
angry now.
Not a punch. Why would you say I'm gonna do this, but it's not
a punishment unless it's a punishment.
Oh no, that's the better point.
Nonessential shops, bars, restaurants, gyms, schools and
outdoor sports venues will close starting Sunday. Other European
countries are also tightening restrictions. Ireland has put in
place an eight o'clock curfew, France canceled New Year's Eve
fireworks. The French Health Minister warns that a wave of
omachron would hit the country next week and could swell the
number of people in intensive care from 2900 to 4000. travel
between European countries is also becoming more difficult.
1000s of French people living in London rushed to get the last
trains and ferries to France Friday night before a total
restriction of visitors from Britain went into place Saturday
now the thing is of course the I don't know what the fireworks is
got to do with COVID but okay, let's maybe it spreads it maybe
this thought
well people all people always congregate and watch the
fireworks. You can
watch it from the windows. The
solid lead us up clearly always have a window with a nice view
of the fireworks. Not everybody has that some have the alley
view.
No. Still, you can still watch it. Okay. Now, this wrapped with
the New York City they keep going from place to place, but
just scaring you more and more when there's there's going to be
by the way, there's no evidence that anyone with Omicron has
ever gone to intensive care, but suddenly is going to triple in
in Paris. Sure. So let's go to New York City. Part of this the
last part of this series of fear tactic reports
and with that surge in omachron cases in the New York City area
Saturday Night Live announced today on Twitter. annual holiday
show hosted by Paul Rudd would play without a live audience and
with limited cast and crew to London has more.
Oh interesting. SNL posted a tweet at 327 on Saturday which
said in part that quote out of an abundance of caution the
changes would be made. Shortly afterwards musical guests
Charlie X CX tweeted that she would not be appearing on the
show because of the limited crew. SNL has weathered numerous
challenges from COVID last month musical guest Ed Sheeran tested
positive and had to play from home. And it's not the first
time the show was played without an audience in the spring of
2020. Several episodes were taped entirely in cast members
homes. Yeah, the
cool thing is no one will notice. I don't want to watch is
it's a bomb. It's an abomination. I love the
interesting why would NPR say posted a tweet instead of saying
tweeted
Oh, that's that's just probably their style guide.
Yeah, okay, that's fine. I just found it. It's like a as a radio
guy. I'm like you're wasting words.
I understand. I agree with you and posted a tweet is at
tweeted.
It would be funny to say I was watered on there.
He said that by accident. had to cut it back.
Here's the Health Minister of the UK just to shorty to catch
up on his threat of lockdowns and restrictions,
we will see whether now new restrictions or not. And we
might come up a bit onto discussing the Obi Wan variant.
But if the government felt that further action had to be taken,
of course, we would present that to Parliament. And they would be
for parliament to decide as it always should be.
And you do that despite the revolt? Can I ask you directly?
Therefore Can you rule out new restrictions before Christmas?
Now we are assessing the situation is very fast moving.
We've seen with omics data, there's a lot that we still
don't know about home economy. That's the truth of the matter.
The reality is there's a lot of uncertainty, there are gaps in
the data. But we must work with the data that we've got we
mustn't let your perfection be the enemy of the good.
I think that when this first hate, which is now what how long
are we living with? Omicron? Is it 10 days is it two weeks is a
week and about two weeks, two weeks, they said it would take
at least a month to get the data. So they're going to get
this data which will be perfectly time just around
Christmas. Now New Years, and it's gonna be bad. It's not
gonna be good people. Omicron is it's hunting you down, it's
gonna find you that let's switch to CNN for a second Smerconish,
who is obviously vying for the new open the newly open top spot
in primetime
COVID, it seems has taken another turn for the worse. For
me, it's starting to feel like the new normal, as in, it's here
to stay and will remain so
this guy's taking the reset kind of literally is like Okay, Okay,
boss, I'll use the same words are used to me saying, Oh, I'll
do this new normal, which I doubt will number with both.
COVID, it
seems has taken another turn for the worse. And for me, it's
starting to feel like the new normal, as in, it's here to stay
and will remain so for our lifetimes. And while we need to
take every possible step to protect ourselves and contain
the virus, we also need to prepare ourselves
psychologically so that we can live as normal existence as
possible amidst a pandemic that's becoming endemic. Here's
the situation first from 30,000 feet, cases and hospitalizations
in this country both up 40% In the last month or so, while
scientists think that omachron is more contagious, most cases
so far appear to be mild. But late today, President Biden
warned that won't be the case for the unvaccinated in the path
of omachron as it likely explodes at the beginning of the
new year
to now and is spreading and is going to increase for
unvaccinated. We are looking at a winner of severe illness and
death on vaccinated for themselves, their families and
the hospital. They'll soon overwhelmed. But there's good
news. If you're vaccinated. You had your booster shot. You're
protected from severe illness and death.
Winter of death. Hey,
thank you, Prez I didn't I didn't clip it because it was
not clickable. You see that route that African guy in the
press conference go Berzerk.
You're lying. You're lying about Africa. Do you have that? You
have that clip?
No, I couldn't cuz it's not clippable.
Yes. Yeah, you're right. Well, so if they're doing this reset,
which is obvious, then we need to look revisit the mass
formation briefly. In fact, I have an agenda why I'd like to
visit the mass formation because that's what could happen again,
if when people get locked down we know from Professor Mateus De
Smet, we know what happens. And I was delighted to see that
master debunker Scott Adams was debunking the mass formation
theory, which I think is it's a it's a published it's an agreed
to condition. I don't think it's just a theory mass formation is
it thing and it's been written about and it's been peer
reviewed. How it pertains to mass formation in the
Coronavirus is I guess what we're talking about? So I
watched this, and I haven't watched Scott Adams in a while.
I know Do you watch him ever?
I occasionally catch him. Maybe once every couple of weeks. I'll
see where he's at. But his thinking,
yeah, yeah, it's for me, it's one.
bunking this as he's the hypnotist?
Well, I of course, pulled a couple of clips from this. And
I'll say, right off the bat, I like Scott. I like Scott Adams.
I think he's interesting. He's the kind of guy you want to spar
against because he's incredibly smart. And I'm disappointed
really with what he did, but not surprised, because I think I can
prove that he in fact, himself is trapped in the mass
formation. And also, sorry, it could be I think, I think I can
show it. Okay. And I also believe that you and I have
heard the professor's explanation of mass formation as
it pertains to COVID. Well enough so that we comprehend it
and can reiterate it and explain it and measure Scott Adams
debunking versus what how we believe it works. Now, this all
came out of the, I guess he watched Dr. Peter makalah. On
the Rogen show, and that's where McCullough brought up the mass
formation. Now, Scott Adams, as you pointed out, he is a He's a
trained hypnotist. In fact, we should probably say right off
the bat, we have proof that he is a very well trained
hypnotist. I mean, if you've seen his wife, you know, this
guy definitely is a hypnotist. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
To me, to me.
And the reason well, so that's what unfortunately, he didn't
really do the research about the theory or refresh his memory,
which is a big mistake. And he starts off with one of my
favorite things that that we talk about here just in general
about Dr. Peter McCullough,
I think he's not good at evaluating data. So when he says
that some countries have good experience with ivermectin,
that's just false.
Okay, John, you want to weigh in on that? You want to weigh in on
that? Or should we listen to the whole clip here for a second?
Oh, that's a pretty much of a whopper. I mean, there are,
again, I've had this website that I keep referring to, which
is changed his basic URL I used to be I vm meta.com. But now
it's i v nine something or other I can't I don't have it handy.
But there's about 70 studies showing its effectiveness that
have been peer reviewed, and then the FDA itself on their one
webpage where they say Oh, you shouldn't use ivermectin because
it's unproven. They have a link on that exact page to 75 more
studies on I mean, it where there's smoke, there's fire when
it comes to the study of ivermectin. And then of course,
there's the the use and discontinued use, and then reuse
and then watching the numbers go up and down. So, so that is a
bad thing to say. Yeah. Well, let's,
let's listen how he arrives. It's as this
and by the way, and Peter makalah, who used to was the
editor of a couple of journals, where all you did was look at
data is kind of belies, he kind of overlooks that fact, he was a
peer reviewer himself as it were,
I think he's not good at evaluating data.
That was almost as if we scripted a John. I love that.
So when he says that some countries have good experience
with ivermectin, that's just false. You know, my
understanding is that there's no evidence of any country who had
I understanding?
Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, he this is this is the trained hypnotist.
You
know, my understanding is if the
test you're right is oh, wait, guys, Nick is already out. He
gets much better recent New York Times and next thing you know,
he's like, zoned out. Okay. This is very disappointing. Yes,
that's
exactly what I said.
My understanding is that there's no evidence of any country who
had any success with ivermectin. So one of his biggest claims
based on data, I think is credibly falsified. And so then
you have to say yourself, all right, but what does that say
about the rest of the things he says?
So here's Scott brings up the gell Mann theory gell Mann, I
think it's actually amnesia theory, where if you read the
newspaper, and you see something that you absolutely are an
expert in, and it's completely wrong, people will ignore the
fact that the rest of the papers probably bull crap too, so
everything may be wrong. So he's, he's telling us that
because McCullough made this huge gaffe by saying ivermectin
works which Scott clearly disputes. That means you really
got to question everything, the gate, everything, everything the
guy says from there on out.
credibly oh by the way, his use of that I know that theory and
it does apply. But when you're when your basic premise is
wrong, well he himself, you project the wrongness on
everything else. You're the one that's wrong on everything.
He in fact is in the Gelman amnesia theory himself. You're
absolutely right.
And so then you have to say yourself, all right, but what
does that say about the rest of the things he says? So what
about the rest of it? Now, of course, if he gets some big
thing wrong, that should make the observer say, Oh, well,
okay, if there's something big got wrong. Yeah. Those of you
who are naming countries, those have all been debunked. You can
just Google it. Just Google, you know, did this country,
whichever country you think had a good experience?
Here's Scott. Here's Scott's debunking, just Google it say
Did they have
a good experience with ivermectin or some Google term
like that? You'll see all the debunks they'll pop right up.
There's no data to support any of that.
Now, that's disappointing, because that means Mr. Research
is not really doing the right research. And if you trust
Google, yeah. Is it possible? I'm just throwing something out
there, that maybe Google suppresses some of these things?
I don't know. Just possibility. But again, reminder, when it
comes to mass formation and theories of hysteria and
hypnosis and psychosis, Scott Adams is your man.
So Dr. McCulloh talked about some other experts concept of
mass formation psychosis? How many of you heard that argument?
Yeah, we're experiencing a mass formations psychosis. And the
idea is that much like, what would explain the rise of Nazi
Germany, that if a certain set of situations are in place, you
you end up where we are?
Okay, gotta stop it right there. This is where Scott went
completely wrong. So he did not research the theory. He did not
research what Dr. De Smet Professor De Smet says,
Professor De Smet in fact, never said, This is how you get a Nazi
regime. He said, this mass formation, this psychosis can
lead to Nazi regime. And he mentioned several other
professors who corroborated that and peer to peer reviewed
research. He wasn't saying this mass mass formation gives you
Hitler. So again, Scott, sorry, you should have done a little
more work,
you end up where we
are. But you know, why would you do that? And a
lot of people have been promoting that as a very smart
representation of what's happened and a good filter to
understand everything. My opinion is it's complete
bullshit. Okay. And this is this is sort of my area. This is sort
of my wheelhouse. As I say too often, I'm a trained hypnotist.
I've been studying persuasion all my life, I write about
persuasion all the time. So in terms of people who are
hypnotists, and trained in persuasion, I'm not so sure they
see it this way. But I can't speak for anybody else. I'll
just talk to myself about myself,
which is what you're really good at. Keep talking about yourself.
So there it is, he had to throw it out there. Luckily, he said,
as I say, too often, I'm a trained hypnotist. So this got
in the way of his vision. Again, we know he's a great hypnotist,
but it got in the way. And then B and he this is typical Scott
Adams, I've analyzed how he does it. He threw in the Nazi bit,
just to fuck with you.
So I'll walk through some of the assumptions that go into mass
formation psychosis. And let's see how many of these apply. Oh,
before I do that, here's the other tell that is bullshit. If
you didn't catch this one, you should feel ashamed of yourself.
If you read about the best mass formation of this area idea a
you didn't catch this obvious tell that the whole thing is
bullshit. You should feel bad for yourself when I tell you
what it is they the biggest part of this is this being compared
to Nazi Germany and Hitler. Are we done? Are we done here?
No, we're not because that is not the theory
never heard that. He's he is the one who compared to the Nazi
Germany and Hitler. That's the towel. That was his towel. And
now he's berating you for not noticing his towel.
That's all you have to know. If I just
told you all you have to know. So what he's done is he's
dropped a Hitler bomb in there, which is a towel that it's all
bullshit what he is saying thank you.
Hey, there's somebody who's got a theory of why we're drifting
into a Hitler like situation. That's all you know, you don't
even want this serious. Do you believe it? Now the answer is
you shouldn't, because that's a gigantic flag that is bullshit.
In other words, it's a gigantic flag that somebody is reasoning
backwards. They're they're saying, Hey, we're drifting into
a dictatorship. Let me come up with a theory that explains it.
In
fact, the professor specifically said, totalitarian regime, not
dictatorships specifically went out of his way to say that in
any set on top of that totalitarian regimes happens
because the leaders become there also in the mass formation, the
leaders being politicians, etc. They become completely micro
focused and myopic, and they really go out of control. But,
you know, to say that it's a dictator. No, you need a guy for
that. And thank you for pointing out that he is providing the
tell that what he's about to say is bullshit. I don't know if
it's because he's uninformed. Likely, or because he wants to
misinformed. That would be disappointing. So
yeah, let's let's go through his he's like He, you know, he
picked up on my that does substack Connor a long time ago
on on dairy. Oh, yeah. Oh, he did. Yeah. And he's laughed it
off. And he and he has to remember he's also bought into
the vaccine. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. No, no big way. And so now he's
like, resisting the possibility because it would be beyond his
comprehension. I think it would be really tough for him to, to
have gone through this vaccine. The I know, he God's doing she
senses. It's a risky proposition. And I know he got
duped. To know he got duped.
Yeah, he can't handle the idea that he would have been duped.
So he is now fighting it. And so he's actually going deeper,
depressed.
Yes, he is. In fact, one of the leaders in the mass formation
who goes all in becomes more myopic. And microfocus.
In the ivermectin, is his tell, because what he doesn't think he
said about ivermectin is nonsense. Oh, yeah. Wow. And by
googling it, that's going to do something. That's really
that's quite disappointing. Okay, so I'll just reiterate
briefly, you have four criteria for mass formation, hysteria to
take place, you need people who already need to be disappointed
and disillusioned. And the professor said, look at how many
SSRIs people are taking. And then he also said bullshit Jobs
book was a good example, which you which you push back on, but
the SSRIs, a lot of depression going on, then you need extreme
isolation, which is the isolation of the lockdown, then
you need the free floating and anxieties, and the free floating
anxieties of death, or whatever that subset was, all of these
are here, because you have a virus, it's gonna kill you,
you're locked down, you're socially isolated. And then and
the point is, the mask formation occurs at the moment. The social
isolation is broken overnight, and they say, we're all in it
together. If we wear a mask, we're all in together. If we
were to mask three mass, if we get a shot, if we get a second
shot, if we get a booster, that's the moment the mass
formation takes place, Scott Adams, do your homework.
So here's what the claim is for mass formation psychosis, you
should know about it. Because there's there's something to
learn here. All right, number one, yeah. Of the four things
that could cause that situation. See, this is
already the point. He didn't read it. Those four things don't
cause a situation. Those are the four requirements,
a lack of social bonding, social isolation, and we would agree
that there's more social social isolation now, right? But how do
you measure social isolation? On my phone? I communicate with
more people than I've ever communicated at any time until I
got a smartphone every day. I have more meaningful
communications with more people today and during the pandemic,
than any time in my life.
Yeah, but Scott, you live in the $20 million mansion with a some
hot wife you've hypnotized? You don't live in a two bedroom
apartment with three kids who are home for school you're
trying to simultaneously do a zoom call with work. You think
that's gonna be a little different situation you elitist
but not in person. But I have more communication on more
richer topics than I ever would just in person. So do we have a
lack of social bonding? Yes in person But social isolation. I
don't know that that applies in the internet age does it? Yeah,
I
think biology is still a thing. What are your thoughts? Dr.
Dvorak
is funny now you're doing a good job of deconstruction D, you're
deconstructing a debunking personality is interesting.
Well, this is important to put that into context. He's a very
wealthy man, he is rarely challenged. The President, the
former president loved him he was I'm just envious of that I
would have loved the White House as the master hypnotist and
knowledge of all now he's gonna do the second one which he
talked about the
depression. How about the second one? See, life is meaningless,
purposelessness, and senseless. Isn't more of that than there
ever was. Do we see life as purposeless and senseless more
than any human did in the past? He thinks
that it has to be that you're that you see it feels more
senseless, or all of a sudden it feels senseless. He missed the
entire point. That it yes, that's the point. We are
senseless all the time. You're making the argument, Scott?
Maybe because there's less religion, right?
Religious because of religion,
okay, those decrease, and people are not just assigned a purpose
of life where you have to work hard or die. A lot of us don't
have to work hard or die. So that usually, you know as a way
to focus your purpose. I just got to stay alive. feed my
family. Yeah, again, Scott.
You don't have to work or die. You really don't. Some people
might be a little more dire. So yeah,
I was I would say we maybe have drifted into more meaningless,
purposeless existence. But we always had a lot of it than we.
That's the point. Exactly the point on to the the final ones.
How about this widespread free floating anxiety and free
floating discontent? Again, did the pandemic make it worse?
Maybe? Yeah, I don't have any data to support that. Wi Fi. I
thought everybody always had free floating. Exactly. And free
floating discontent. When did that ever turn off? I don't
remember a time we didn't have that. How about
that, by the way that what that technique he used there to just
talk push it off, you know, is really cold blooded. The fact
is, is that the media has been hounding the public death
numbers on the on the sidebar, continuous time and
the and the exact. These clips I just played about Omicron which
is a harmless cold, which is now being used to threaten people.
This is been pumped up and I don't know that he hasn't
noticed this. He has to have noticed it but he's pushy. Just
go mad. Yeah, is really a sad analysis on his part to just go
man, this happened. This is nothing new. He's like he's
like, you know, like they offered their heads queen. You
know, in the Alice in Wonderland.
The Red Queen. Yes. Your red
queen. Yes. Wi Fi. I thought everybody always had free
floating coffee, and free floating discontent.
And he's getting a little chuckle Yeah. Yeah. A little
tell chuckle Yeah.
Because what would you be telling?
What's he laughing about? What's so funny about pre floating
anxiety and giant popular?
Oh, I know. Because he has severe free floating anxiety of
this virus. He himself is extremely
rushed out to get the vaccine and
he doesn't go out at all. He stays in his house. He says it
himself. So yeah, that's the tell he's laughing because like,
oh, man, I have severe free floating anxieties. I don't want
to die from this. I have respiratory issues. Yes, he
does.
Wi Fi. I thought everybody always had free floating.
Exactly. And free floating discontent. When did that ever
turn off? I don't remember a time we didn't have that. How
about widespread free floating frustration and aggression? Oh,
that's different. No, it's not. That's not different.
So it's so sad because he doesn't realize that. In fact,
he probably would. If he knew the truth theory and done a
little bit of work and wasn't so pompous. He would see that all
the things were set perfectly in stage and ready to go. All you
need is a little tip just a little push with a little bit of
he would probably think be thinking a little bit more about
pay was this bullcrap. Was this done intentionally? Is this
something that might have been released? Because when you see
all these things set up perfectly. And then, of course,
he is a true mask believer. He believes that a mask will all
even if it's 0.02%. He believes that that's better than not
0.02% So we'll wrap it up again, he misunderstands the whole
thesis and ends this way.
So here's my take all four of these things are baseline.
They're just baseline everyday human existence. Here's what I
think, caused Nazi Germany, people don't like to blame
themselves for their problems. They like to have something else
to blame or somebody. Hitler was really good at focusing
what is Hold on a second. Remember, remember, what is the
point of jumping to Nazi Germany? It's got nothing to do
with Nazi Germany because he's
he believes, because he didn't do the research that the tail of
the whole theory which he said at the beginning, is all the
minute they bring up Nazis. No, no, no. Well, listen, it's 30
seconds. Listen, you don't finish it off.
Nazi Germany, people don't like the blame themselves for their
problems. They like to have something else to blame, or
somebody, Hitler was really good at focusing their thoughts into
that thing. And then people got in line, because people will do
anything that they're told, you don't really need a big old mass
formations like him. If you haven't
do anything, they're told take the shot.
You don't really need a big old mass formations, psychosis, if
you have an actual Heller. So the situation was, you know,
people wanted something to focus on that was sort of made them
feel good, I guess.
That's exactly what this is where this is where he loses a
completely. That's exactly how mass formation works when you
have something to feel good about. Now, if you go back,
Hitler didn't just pop up Scott Adams, Hitler came out of a mass
formation, look at the situation in y Mar Republic before World
War Two before the rise of the National Socialist Party. Look
at the situation, you can see that there were very, very
similar scenario, it's very similar scenario to this mass
formation. And they went through all this well, actually, we
skipped a few steps here. You know, we didn't really break all
the unvaccinated people shop owners Windows yet we spray
painted them. But we went straight to your dirty. And next
step is the shower. And that's when a Hitler person can rise up
very easily and slide right into it.
Disappointing. It's interesting, because here's what here's my
prediction. God will snap out of it. And at some point, probably
in 2022, he's going to admit to taking the shot was probably not
a good idea. Yeah, and he's going to, he's going to be
worked about it. And when he's worked, he's, he's very funny.
He's funny, I guess. Funny. There was nothing funny about
that. But it just it was kind of like okay, man. Yeah. So
happens. It's just like, the most susceptible sales guy the
most susceptible to sales is the sales guy. Yes. So the most
susceptible to hypnosis as a hypnotist?
Yeah. Yeah.
Quite, quite, quite. Astounding. But since since we're all over
the mass formation, we might have been one of the first ones
to talk about it. actually pull it into into programming instead
of just being out there. I felt we had to defend it a little
bit, because Scott Adams very, very popular guy live, but Well,
he's more Well, well, yeah, well viewed. So I want to make sure
that we put it out there now. I do kind of think I know where
this is all leading with the online trami work. Oh, sure. I'm
sorry. You know, please, let's go. Let's do it.
First of all, I want to get to the vaccine dose the three dose
were the two doses that threes and threes the new two. This is
kind of along those lines and this is a this is under the clip
vaccine is I spelled vaccine with a Q vaccine three dose for
five per five
girls today a new setback for families. And under Pfizer
reporting some disappointing data from a trial that could
delay the shot even further cvcs meg Terrell medicine for us in
science. Meg, what happened here?
Yeah, Sham Pfizer has been testing much lower doses of its
vaccines for kids under five two doses of three micrograms each,
compared with 10 micrograms for kids five to 11 and 30. For
those 12 and older and adults that the company disclosed today
that that doesn't appear to be enough for kids ages two to
four. The immune response they saw with two doses didn't stack
up with a comparison group of teens and young adults. While
they did see strong results and even younger ages six to 24
months. Pfizer is now adding a third dose to the series to see
if that can provide high levels of protection across the board.
The third dose will be given At least two months after the
second Pfizer says if the three dose study is successful, it
plans to ask the FDA for clearance in the first half of
2022. That's a delay of a couple months from what many in the
public health world and parents were hoping for. The company is
also testing 30 doses and all other age groups up through 17,
suggesting the additional dose will provide stronger protection
against variants, including omachron. Perhaps the first
steps to making this a three dose vaccine across the board.
Yes, three,
of course, this is no surprise, there's no uptake. I think the
five to 11 year olds, I believe the numbers are closer to like
15%.
uptake, but the way they presented and I feel bad about
Shep Smith, doing it this way, because he's all in a Porsche
is, oh, the parents are so irked that they can't get their three
year old a shot. I don't know that the parents are that irked
or they?
I I'm not hearing it. But I don't hang out with the parents
of young kids that much.
Well, I have to Jessie and JC are parents of a four year old
and they're not anxious to get him a shot at all.
They're also not in the mass formation.
Or are they? Well, they might be but not in that mess. They're in
the 40%. So let's go with Okay, here's two more clips is COVID
this back to COVID COVID as opposed to Omicron Omicron.
Sorry. COVID in New York. WoodSpring.
Ly from CNBC. The facts? The truth, the news with Shepard
Smith.
Good evening. The situation's playing out in parts of our
country right now are both jarring and familiar jarring.
COVID is spreading fast and hospitalizations are rising.
Ooh, do you think it's time to send the hospital ships out
again, that would be that now that is
remain empty. They cost too much money to move
the virus once again disrupting everything from live
performances to restaurants to schools and sports. The NFL
announced today it's postponing three games this weekend as the
league deals with an outbreak among players similar story in
college hoops to the top ranked teams in the nation, Duke and
UCLA both scrapping games from their schedule. In New York City
Another popular tourist attraction canceled just last
hour radio city announced the Rockettes next all of their
shows for the remainder of the season know the new wave of
infections. By the way, this destroys
so much in New York, New York Christmas time, the Rockettes
are used to hitting me. This is just This is just burning the
city all of
their shows for the remainder of the season. The new wave of
infections also taking a toll on restaurants and bars in the big
city at least a dozen temporarily closed this week.
Today, the New York Governor Kathy Hogle said New York State
recorded its highest number of cases since the pandemic began
close to 21,000. And the majority of them still the Delta
variant. But the CDC director warns omachron will become the
most dominant strain in the US in a matter of weeks. Dr.
Rochelle Wollensky says it reinforces the need for more
Americans to get vaccinated and boosted.
We've seen cases of Omicron among those who are both
vaccinated and boosted and we believe these cases are milder
or asymptomatic because of vaccine protection. My favorite
this is this is the same ploy used by the climate change
people. Yep. It's snowing out. How's that going? Global
warming? No, this global warming is causing the snow. Yes. Oh,
okay. It's hot out. Oh, that's global warming. Yes, she is.
It's hot. It's so hot. You can tell it's global warming. It has
to be oh, there's there's no flooding going on. Oh, that's
because there's always some bull crap. It was always global
warming, whatever it is. But you know, now now everything's
circling around the vaccine. This is it's so transparent.
It's just garbage.
Well, perhaps our health minister, the CDC director
should talk to the UK Health Minister because he doesn't know
like we have no data she knows its values the boosters the
vaccines Hello. Or maybe he didn't get the call from Pfizer
yet? He will. He will be will you have
data here you might be you might be interested in datasheet is
inside this fat wallet. You're taking the wall? You can keep it
Yeah, it's a nice little thing. Yeah.
Is that the whole clip? Yeah. Okay, there we had my last one.
This one here. This is actually we're introducing some
information.
Yeah. I got two follow ons for this. You're absolutely right.
This is
a new A new term, and they're going to try to work this into
the situation as we try to ease we're just trying to ease out of
this mess. And this may be one of the ways are going to at
least come up with a term, an acceptable term that makes makes
things work better
markets COVID marketing,
we now have new data and updated CDC guidance showing the
effectiveness of an approach called test to stay, which was
frequent rapid testing of students at least two times per
week. In robust contact tracing. The idea is that with frequent
testing, even kids who may have been exposed, do not need to
quarantine as long as they test negative. The second part is a
partnership with teachers unions to get as many teachers boosted
as possible. Omicron is already prompting some school closures
though and this is before it really crashes. The short here,
one of the new CDC studies that the CDC director cited is based
on 90 schools in Lake County, Illinois, and it estimated that
test to stay prevented more than 8000 missed school days. But
some schools are already closing with a rising COVID positivity.
I've also interviewed school officials about test to stay.
And it basically requires a lot of manpower, recording a lot of
supplies and staffing that these schools just don't have. Yet
they are especially vulnerable given their vaccination rates,
just 18% of kids aged five to 11 have had at least one shot
that's 61% of those aged 12 to 17, who have had a single dose.
I'm not crazy about it. But it'll do for now test to stay,
it doesn't flow. You know, it's like test to stay. It's if
you're
well, actually, if our jingle master can come up with
something it might work.
The problem is that for the millennials, they got to drop at
least one of those T's I don't know which ones to drop F A.
So it's no I think they're you dropping one of them
automatically in the term test test is day test is test who is
authorized to stay just as it did. The second T and test is
dropped automatically by everybody. To test a state test
to test the state well, maybe the state best test this test
this test as I teach you fly tsetse fly test the state test
this day, I think it can work as a jingle.
So the keeper and I had dinner Friday night with new friends.
They are older millennials, early 30s. One, two year old
daughter, they live in Dripping Springs. And what's interesting
about them is they had quite an eye on them a long time ago, I
think I spoke to him. They had a business doing production for
events. And so AV production teleprompter, and it's a
relatively small company, I think maybe eight or nine
people. But then they have you know, they hire local talent. So
they'll send out people who will manage everything, and they hire
the AV guys and very successful business which of course stopped
overnight with with COVID. And she decided as a real red
blooded American two Texan from North Texas said I'm not gonna
let this get me. So they converted overnight to a testing
company. And they now test people at corporate events and
board meetings and, and they they are doing stuff globally.
Now it's off the hook. So I know I got a little bit of insight.
And I think the test to stay. You're right, it's the way out
the vaccines. Eventually, you know, all even though OSHA is
ruling or the stay was overruled by a judge, this will go to the
Supreme Court. And I think ultimately it'll be now you
can't mandate vaccines, you can't make it a requirement to
work in the manner that you're doing, it'll probably get there.
So we still need to have the ultimate goal. The ultimate goal
is to still have people scanning QR codes and letting us know
where they are and getting the concept of the Freedom passport.
So they it'll be much easier for everybody. If it's not about a
vaccine, but you have to have a test and the test will be
probably Abbott Labs is the test now that are in Walmart and, and
all this the big box stores about between 14 and 20 bucks
depending on where you are. And he med from one of our producers
here has partnered with Abbott maker of the binax. Now so it's
called rapid test and offering online supervision and
verification of the test. This feels a need because home tests
have been potentially problematic because people
sometimes don't do them right or no, people are cheating. So
these will be proctored tests. It'd be telemedicine, like hey,
it's time for my test. It'll take you five minutes you're on
the app but about a bomb zip swab. Good. You're good to go.
It's not about your health or anyone else's health. It's
making sure we have you have the the freedom passport and you
understand that you are now tracked and controlled. And I
have two clips. I think that show us the This is where we're
headed.
according to Politico, the Biden administration, now privately
warning COVID-19 test makers and labs that the demand for tests
could sue double, or triple. Currently in the US. 1.6 million
tests are used daily, but health and human services now projects,
the country will need a lot more fast. The HHS model showing
three to 5 million daily tests will be needed by January or
February. All of this driven by the more transmissible omachron
variant, which they predict will become the dominant strain here
in just a month.
So I'm waiting for someone to stand up and say I can fill the
void because regular old tests may not work.
I want to refer to Dr. Fauci who has mentioned a limited number
of PCR tests don't catch the variant. So to what extent in
your view is this reason for concern?
So that alone, there is a little bit of reason concern there
because as we've seen these reports of people testing
negative then going to a gathering, and there's, they're
they're wanting of testing positive later on from the
omachron variant or for someone who said, Hey, I tested
negative, I should be okay. That is something that we're going to
get more real time data analysis of, but even if we look at
testing, if you're taking multiple tests, you should say
like, Hey, I have a good chance of catching a positive test if I
was exposed, but right now, Deirdre, we're looking at about
1.51 point 7 million tests a day in the United States with
modeling is projected, we need to double if not triple that
amount as we head into a winter surge.
So there's the backup from ABC repeating the same talking
points we need to triple regarding are not going to have
enough there will be I think we'll see the government say
okay, you can do it just with testing. It'll be the vaccine. I
think everyone will have to be to have to show the testing. And
we don't have the right test. You know, who's gonna stand up
I've been waiting for him any day now. Bill Gates with his new
test equipment acquisition that he bought with George Soros will
have the solution for us. We just have to wait probably after
Christmas. Test them to stay I think testing to stay is it's
not a great slogan. But I think it definitely was test to stay
test to stay test. Test to stay. Yes. So and that'll that'll be
super fun. Everyone gets a passport. Nuts. Yeah. Yeah, nuts
is right. Let's see we Oh, yeah. This is kind of funny. Just to
wrap this all oh,
by the way, I should mention there was a couple of good
columns floating around and substantive different people
wrote him but why don't they just admit these vaccines don't
work? Very hard. Course. We've been saying since February,
very hard for people to believe that. This is kind of funny. The
house COVID committee. Did you know we had a COVID committee?
No, I
didn't. Yeah, we have a COVID committee prior to surprise me
if we didn't but
we well they released their it's the Select Subcommittee on the
Coronavirus, Coronavirus crisis. And they released their report
with the you know, their findings of the crisis and I
just wanted this is a bipartisan as a subcommittee. I just want
to tell you who's on it the the chairman is James Clyburn
blowhard Democrat I think we can say Maxine Waters, even blower
harder the worst. Carolyn B. Maloney from New York.
Yeah, another one.
Eliquis Nydia Velazquez also from New York. I'm not familiar
with her but she looks like a card and Bill Foster from
Illinois. Oh, and then my favorite Jamie Raskin. Jamie
Raskin. He belongs on there along with Raj Krishna Murthy.
All assholes when they're asking questions. So on the Republican
side there Steve Scalise is a heavy hitter. He is the ranking
member, Jim Jordan. Certainly not a guy who would pull any
punches Mark Green MD. He's from Tennessee,
but actual doctor and
Nicole Malliotakis. From New York. Not familiar with her.
Yeah. And Miller Meeks from Iowa, but there's at least three
on the Republican side who wouldn't just stand for stuff I
think, Sue? Why don't we just open up the full report itself
and just give you highlights so that they this is a great it's
the year end staff report more effective, more efficient, more
equitable, overseeing and improving and ongoing pandemic
response. So they have the executive summary which is you
know, they they do think there's a number of things that we could
do better. But pretty much everything that went wrong
during the pandemic. And I mean, let's just start with part one.
Section A. The Trump administration was responsible
for a series of critical failures that undermined the
nation's ability to respond effectively to the corona virus
pandemic.
Well, you see which side of the aisle put this together,
the Trump administration's persistent political
interference in the pandemic response contributed
by the way I would like to see what the vote was on the final
report being approved. I'll betcha it was right along party
lines. This is just a Democrat piece of crap.
The whole thing is everything was to start off with Trump. No,
no, no, the whole thing. The whole thing is Trump every
single piece, purposefully weaken CDC testing guidance,
instructed CDC career scientists to destroy evidence, pressured
the Food and Drug Administration to authorize ineffective
treatments champion to dangerous herd immunity strategy, use
personal email accounts to conduct official business
neglected the pandemic response to focus on the 2020 election
and big lie. I mean, oh, what? That was a good one wasn't it.
documents obtained by the Select subcommittee revealed that Trump
administration officials allowed the pandemic response to take a
backseat in the fall of 2020. To focus instead on the
presidential election and promoting former President
Biden's Trump's BIG LIE that the capital B capital L that the
election results were fraudulent. Dr. Burks also
informed the Select subcommittee that Trump White House officials
were actively campaigning for the presidential election and
that the narrow focus on campaigning took peep quote,
took people's time away from and distracted them away from the
pandemic, end of quote. So, let's see what else we could
find. That maybe wasn't reported on when it comes to you know,
like, secret little secret little pieces of information
being sent back and forth. Oh, here it is. From the email from
the these actually FOIA emails, Francis Collins, Anthony Anthony
Fauci, his boss on October 8 2020, subject, Great
Barrington declaration. Hi, Tony and Cliff, see global
declaration.org. The proposal from the three fringe
epidemiologists who met with the Secretary seems to be getting a
lot of attention and even a co signature from Nobel Prize
winner Mike leave it at Stanford. There needs to be a
quick and devastating published takedown of its premise. I don't
see anything like that online yet. Is it underway? I'd say
that's pretty damning.
That's that is pretty damning. That is damning.
Yeah. So I'm sure it will be reported tonight. Yeah.
There was something in there about using private email. This
reminds me of a story that just came out. It's kind of it's,
it's not on the topic, but it brings up this private email
thing because this is a ridiculous find that JP Morgan
just paid. I was looking at the $20 million, fine. I'm thinking
oh, why are they getting fine? What's the deal? So I have a
clip and this explains it.
America's largest bank slapped with a huge penalty. And that's
what's topping CNBC. On the money. JPMorgan Chase hit with a
$200 million find the reason federal regulators say the bank
failed to track work related communications on its employees
personal devices. Staff members of its securities division,
discussed company business over text and email, bypassing strict
records keeping laws, unapproved communications date back to at
least 2015 federal law requires financial firms to keep detailed
records and electronic messages.
But I guess Hillary could do it. She actually works for the
government work actually worked for the government and she was
doing the exact same thing. Where was her $200 million?
Fine. Why are they where are they throwing a big fine on a
private company like this? For record keeping because of some
regulations that they don't do anything about? The public
sector doing the same thing? But most pays for this to be weird?
Yeah, most people like life and when you do that to Hillary
Clinton, sometimes it gets shortened. So I think that
there's like, No, I'm just gonna let her go.
But apparently, it looks like it's
in the UK in order to explain some of the weird issues that
people may have medically, which, as you know, are not
related to the vaccine. These are not because of the juice
people No, no, it is possible. There's a festive allergy that
can aggravate the lungs and trigger asthma asthma attacks,
which is called Christmas tree syndrome. So if you have sudden,
suddenly weird things, you know, it's obviously it's Christmas
tree syndrome, or post pandemic Stress Syndrome or anything but
something that could happen from the vaccine. And I do. I do have
one final adverse reaction that was new Tina found this, you
know, she follows a lot of functional medicine, people on
online. And there's this. There's this whole group of
women who have been vaccinated, who their hair's falling out,
they feel like they're on fire it from the inside from the
inside. And it's it but it's bad. I mean, of course, these
are just videos that people are posting, but they pointed to a
paper from the NIH PubMed Central, published March 4 2021,
RRP COVID-19 vaccine induced radiation recall phenomenon.
Yeah, radiation recall phenomenon is a late effect
acute skin reaction associated with therapeutic irradiation
triggered by something other than radiation. It usually
appears more than one week after the
flashback from Yes, take LSD a lot. Yeah,
exactly. And they've research and they see that the COVID-19
vaccine in some cases, triggers this RRP. And there was even a
one woman posted that her granny who was dying in her arms 96 And
she had been juiced and a drop of sweat fell on her arm and
that gave her a burn. Hmm, yeah,
Dad reminds me of a there's a phenomenon that people who was
raised,
this is the show favorite. I know what's coming.
I don't know what you do. I do. But there is a cute little like
exhibit at the Exploratorium in San Francisco. And it is a and
you can do this at home you can make one of these things. It's a
a series of coils, copper or even aluminum tubes. And they're
there they're twisted around in a circle so there's like a row
of them. And do one on the left is slightly warm and the one on
the right is slightly cold and then next to slightly warm next
to slightly cold next to slightly warm next to slightly
cold. And that whole thing is that that's a temperature
change, very minor temperature change from one to the other.
You can try all you want to put your hand down on it or touch
it. It feels like it's gonna burn your hand off. It's just a
weird phenomenon
because of the extreme differences and yet it shorts
out
your nervous system when you put your hand down on it your
nervous system doesn't know what to think. And you get the
feeling of an intense burn mount night now you'll night and once
you experienced this with this little device and you can even
try to put your hand on it it's impossible your your body just
jerked your hand back. Now this this exhibit is worth the price
of admission at the Exploratorium but you will run
into situations in the in the kitchen where there'll be
something that's warm is something called next to each
other and you will have the same it'll happen in real life just
coincidentally around the house every so often you'll think you
oh shit and you go back and it just happens constantly on that
constantly about once every month or two you'll have this
effect but that's what the effect is from this this the the
location between warm and hot and cold next to each other in a
series and if you put your hand and get get both senses at the
same time you react weirdly. I just desperate it brought to
mind when that when the drop of sweat hit this woman.
Something's up with with his nervous system short out.
Well you are correct that I thought you're going to talk
about something else. This I have not heard this is a new one
a new story. You never cease to amaze me darling. I thought
you're gonna bring up spontaneous human combustion.
That's my favorite topic.
No, I don't this has got nothing to do with bunting. I can talk
about spontaneous human combustion but no, no.
I love those stories. Nothing but some shoes left. Usually.
alright with that I'd like to thank you for your courage in
the morning to you the man who put the sea in the Christmas
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That is no agenda social.com Now, thanks to our artists who
brought us the artwork for episode 1408 We titled this
booster Blitz. It was interesting as we were choosing
the art I there was one piece of art there. That portrayed
booster blitz in a glam like setting which you immediately
rejected saying that's not what the Ramones wore at all, which
of course is not what the Ramones wore. But I think the
intent there was from Ballroom Blitz, which came from the
suite, which was a big 70s glam band. However, there was a
better one out there a very, very, very polarizing image. I
cannot tell you how happy I am to see a piece of art evokes so
much emotion. This was the this was the picture knew
this would happen by the way. Well, it was and I thought we
might even get banned from Twitter or you haven't
we we got a note we got we got tagged. We got tagged. Here it
is
somebody turned us in some think some some think some Nazi think
turned us in.
We put a warrant here this is there was it didn't get blocked.
It was just a little label underneath the image. It's and
it says we put a warning message on the so they told me we put
them on a warning message on these tweets because they might
have sensitive content like nudity, sexual content,
violence, Gore or hateful synonyms, symbols. We know we
don't always get it right. So if you think we flagged your tweet
by mistake, you can appeal the warning by clicking on each
tweet. Keep in mind this doesn't guarantee it will be removed.
And I thought to myself self there, right? I'm okay with this
flag. It's just a flag is saying hey, this could trigger you even
though it's right underneath the triggering part, their algorithm
when someone when someone reported it their algorithms
thinking oh, well you link to that we click on that image
that's when the bad stuff comes. No, it was the image itself and
this was a concentration camp was a duck out I think thing was
Dukkha that had
already been done. It was either that or it may have been
repeats. I may have been out more than one of these camps had
to sign so
it's the gate to sign over the gate. And the original sign is
Arbeit must try which means work gives you freedom and spook
dirty spook number 33. First when for him when the first
submissions, change that to booster must fry. Which, by the
way, if I had to argue with Twitter, I would say this is
literally booster gives freedom is literally what pullet
politicians are saying around the world. Now the addition of
Welcome to California that was kind of
a nice touch. Nice touch.
just outstanding. Congratulations. spook number 33
who also sent a note he says I can't believe that you know I
got this right off the bat. Because he had he had sent me a
note about a week ago he said, Oh, is this is this where I send
you art? I said no, you got to register nodes and Art
Generator. So he just did this and boom. He says if a humble
artist can request a shout out, please give one for my two young
and charismatic sons who live in Galicia, Spain. Their names are
Shawn and Hans.
Well, I know what you meant by he just did this because spook
number dirty three has done about 25 pieces. Well, he that's
what he said. Well, he's done pieces and he's done plenty of
pieces and maybe that was his first for this day because he
does a couple of show Okay, got that he's got the one with you
in the bald head is he did did the one with the girl tied up
over the box which
I liked. Maybe I misunderstood his his email.
He's done a bunch of pieces he just hasn't been picked before.
And he also is fairly new to the game because he does. Art that
shows the Coronavirus with the spice which is banned from being
picked. I will not I will veto anyone who does that because I
think one of the keys of the art is that it has to be attractive.
It can't be something that makes you cringe or go don't want to
get sick and throw up. Some people have sent stuff in like
that. And that's not what we're trying to do here we're trying
to put art that attracts you to the show not makes you sick to
your stomach.
In the Netherlands this was a very active topic. There's been
an ongoing situation where I think we talked about this that
cherry Beaudette who is he's in the party called the Forum for
Democracy. They were really big couple years ago and they got
you know, they got little little little smaller in the most
recent election though they're still not government who knows
what's going on there. But he hadn't you know where is so he's
definitely right of center. And just like in in the US, they're
always making in, in Parliament. They're always making
comparisons to the right and Hitler and all that. And then of
course with the mandate the mandates and lockdowns this guy
on the right is saying well you guys are acting like like Nazis
and Hitler well holy crap the whole the machinery had to stop
they took it to a judge and the judge ruled key had to nuance
how he speaks in Parliament's which to me is like are you
kidding that so you don't have freedom of speech in Parliament
and there's a fine for in Germany there's a thing it's 25
euros a day if you do anything with Holocaust compared to
vaccines or mandates in any way 25,000 Euros per day per
infraction the Netherlands very similar. So I love this art it
was it was very radical and I love that we got a warning
labeled only drew more attention to it. Because that blue label
in the timelines was that
you probably get pulled or you probably get if you go to
Germany now you're gonna get arrested get whacked and charges
$25,000 For that art. We didn't do the art.
Yes, but I wanted it. So as you know, it's key who posted a
tweet.
So the other art you can't you like the one that little girl
the cheesecake with the pig? No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
You like that was from the previous episode? Yeah, it was
like, No, you like that? Don't Don't shove that on me. I'll
tell you what. What I did
was that much for this pertains I've been, I used a Roger round.
He did a little piece that was kind of that. ILLEGIBLE there's
a term for this type of typesetting which is was done in
the 60s. I kind of liked it. I use it for the newsletter. Which
Which piece was that? Sick and tired of all this? COVID Crap.
Right. Right. Right, right. It's just it's definitely him the
rest of the pieces. We didn't have a lot of stuff.
Well, there was a lot of stuff. It's just, it just wasn't
really.
There wasn't a lot of stuff to Yeah,
I mean, a lot of people are multiple do multiple
submissions.
I'm gonna put this out there because I, I've said this
before, I'll say it again. If you're going to do a bunch of
pieces that have the show number on them do an alternative piece
without the show number of the same art. Yeah, yeah,
definitely. Because there's some evergreen stuff every once in a
while somebody does what's really a dynamite evergreen
piece but then they stick the show number on there and there's
no alternative piece. Now I could take those pieces and drop
them into Photoshop and scrape off to show number that's not
impossible, but I don't want to do that. I'll skip it because
it's just like, you know, an extra layer I've worked at you
know, I don't want to do
Well we really appreciate the art that spook number 33 did
well deserved I think everybody it's it's one of those moments
of the time maybe without him even knowing it how perfect that
timing was for the polar the polarizing moments on the Dutch
people like holy crap curry, I can't believe you're still on
Twitter saying yeah, you know,
yeah, she this is another thing this just shows you how pathetic
things are out there when people say that to you. This was a pee
I did just had the same feelings about it when new Well, when
you cuz typically John starts looking in the art. I usually
take a quick bathroom trip because we all know John goes to
the bathroom during the meetups. And, and I come back and and you
say, Well, I know which one I want, and you're not gonna like
it?
And I did. Yeah, I did pick that piece and say exactly that.
Yeah.
And, and I hadn't even thought it through that far. But I'm so
happy we did. So anyway, there you go. This is why value for
value works. This is a we got a big benefit on this one. And
people bring their time, their talent, their treasure, and make
everything better for the entire product. And this was perfect.
We appreciate that appreciate the work that all of our our
producers do our artists do. And you can check it all out at no
agenda art generator.com Or try out a new podcast app, new
podcast, apps.com podcasting 2.0 It's saving podcasting. And on
that note, you know, Facebook just launched podcasting. Of
course, they didn't talk to me, why would they know? And so now
you can put your podcast in
real immediate, you're already been kicked off?
Well, yeah. So here's the thing that was interesting. I'm not on
Facebook, I have no notion of submitting our podcast and
agreeing to their terms, which always includes they can do
whatever they want with your content. So no, and one of our
producers put it on there. So one, don't do that. To the fact
that Facebook allows you to do that without you being able to
prove some ownership of that is a problem. And because and
here's just one of the many reasons to show you why new
podcast apps.com is what you need. Yes, it was immediately
suppressed. And the producer sent me all of the warnings. You
know, we had jab me baby on jab me Fauci, Jabby baby as end of
show tune, which is completely legal for us to do under fair
use parody, it pertained to education and pertain to the
topic. I will defend, defend to the end of the earth. But of
course, the algos sit there and pick it up. CBS entertainment
copyright blocked your video because it may contain content
there and they own a your content is partially muted
because it may contain music that belongs to Warner Music
Group. CBS live events blocked your video because it may
contain content they own and ownership link for CBS
entertainment copyright was added to your video so now there
they are going to get paid. If there's any ads running in front
of our podcast which Facebook no dadly will do if they aren't
already. And the same. For Warner Music Group rights
management claimed your video because it may contain music.
They claimed our video they will get all advertising now. So
please take it off. Don't put it up there and get off Facebook.
Get off Facebook. Pathetic, pathetic. It's like a game.
Let me see if I go here's the real here's what you really kind
of should go people. We have Zuckerberg, one of the richest
men in the world for doing nothing more than creating this
product. We have billionaires left and right at that company.
The company itself for the shareholders brings in billions
and billions of dollars. Billions yet they can't have
anybody actually look at this stuff and do the dude by hand.
They can't they can't afford it. Oh, can't afford it. We've got
too many billions of dollars to go into the bank. We're just
running an algo run some system that other people look at it
let's do whatever they tell us. We'll just do it because it's
easier. You can make even more money by doing a crappy job of
monitoring this stuff. Yep, that's what bugs me. Cheap
bastards
what I don't the thing that gets me is this. Maybe maybe people
don't understand they're doing it but you're you're in a game
and the game is let's see how far we can go. How radical what
can we post until Facebook takes it down? What can We get away
with I mean that is 12 year old shit and grown people are doing
this and then they talk about that they took down the bastards
yeah man it's like you're playing you know some video game
like combat thing and you're like discussing your wins it's
it's pathetic
Alright, let's get to our donors more something more important,
please I'll kick it off with Joe Yeah, I'll kick it off with Joe
who's from Val Parizeau dope, Valparaiso, Indiana. I don't
even know what this doesn't sound like an Indiana name.
No, I think there is a Valparaiso, Indiana. This screw
is town names Craven, da Bo and my favorite. A whole slew of
other ones.
My wife was born and bred in Indiana, so I never heard of
this anyway. A Joe contributes $556.45 But there might be
something in there. That explains this number and he has
a couple of jingles here he wants a D douching. Right off
the bat happy to do that been de douche and request sleepy Joe
Obama you might die Fauci, Wiese and Kamala laughing. And please
add me to the birthday list for the 21st done, couldn't think of
a better way to celebrate my 36th trip around the sun and to
become an executive producer for the best podcast in the
universe. This freedom seed donation is but a fraction of
the value I've received after hearing about a show from Adams
first appearance on the Joe Rogan experience. And normally I
would skip an episode with Rogan donation. Normally, I would skip
an episode with an X MTV VJ I've never heard of, but I'm sure
glad I didn't. I haven't missed a show since you two have
undoubtedly, this is how people think, oh, some washed up MTV VJ
next. I'm glad I didn't. I haven't missed the show. Since
you two have undoubtedly helped keep me sane throughout the
entirety of this pandemic. Thank you very much, John. Speaking as
a medical professional, I share your assessment of public health
officials, especially the docs like Fauci, I assure you, they
were not the most talented in their med schools. I suspect
most are borderline incompetent and or too cowardly to try and
make it in the real world. One more thing. Yeah, this I love it
when the doctors call each other out one more thing. I've heard
rush say many times that millennials never want to pay
for entertainment. So it surprises me. How many of us
douchebag Millennials actually donate to the show? I guess some
of the older ones aren't too bad. Merry Christmas. Well, yes,
I think I think that has changed over time. I find that once
we're not yes, but we're not limbaugh's show well, no, it's
not. I'm saying rush talked about specifically Millennials
not wanting to pay for entertainment. This show is more
than entertainment. It has an entertainment element. But
people I will say my my millennials, my millennials.
They constantly go to the movies, they pay for a lot of
entertainment and then once in a while they'll notice that I have
because I can't find it available for sale. I'll have
some maybe a bootleg copy of an obscure song Britain in this in
the 1920s and they will they will scold me for that. So I'm
not I don't buy into that and are but you should pay for that
you should pay for that.
Our millennial producers are not your typical millennials. That
is the the answer. And since you asked to that's in there for
such short jingles I do have a little mini supercut of the
Camela laugh you requested you might
That's all she does that was sickening
Western Hillary No kidding.
So I didn't get a clip of this but you probably saw it. I mean,
I know she ever clip.
Oh, I do. I have a deconstruction of it. Talking
about it with Charlemagne. Yeah, yeah, I got I got a
deconstruction. We'll
do it. Right okay what I was talking about, but she was
beside, she was not laughing I'm not well, we'll do it. If she
wasn't laughing she was wagging her finger. We'll do it after
the reason I didn't clip is because I thought the visuals
were more important than what she said.
What's interesting is what the M five M showed and what happened
before and after.
Yeah, it's actually yeah, what happened before is quite good.
Okay. Onward with Richard van Diepen. route out of Van de
volta from Diepen. Very good. Not to Van deepin in Amsterdam,
Netherlands. $500. I can find no note from him. You may have one
because he would have sent it to you because your fellow Dutchman
he wasn't on. That is strange. No, I don't think. Let me just
double check for one more say once you read the next one. And
all
right, the next one I do have a note from and this is a dentist
Pricer came in from Pine Grove, California with 409, which was
the special donation. He's the only one who picked up on the
promotion that picked up on the promotion. And the thing is, is
that I don't know it wasn't the world's greatest promotion.
Somebody suggested I do it. And that's the only one who liked
it. Who suggested sure in the newsletter about the 409
Did you ever own a Chevy? 409?
God, no, I was fourth guy.
So who suggested this brilliant idea.
One of our producers and you know, say hey 409 You know is
might you might find some old farts that you know, remember
the old that 409 And you know, nobody Well, there
it is Dennis, you're the fart
is just fart. Here we go. I have to read his whole note because
it's actually educational. It's not really that long either. You
hit a nerve this time. John 409 donation underway. No jingles
are mentioned unless you want to cut my lengthy email down to
size is not that long. And so I mentioned them anyway. Here we
go. I went to old Hayward high, which is out of school. I'm
familiar with this. I was done in Newark at the time. And
Hayward High was a fabulous High School in Hayward where it was
like one of these monumental places it looked like you know
Washington Monument it had the big marble columns, beautiful
school from a distance and then they they tore down on 1995 and
put up a piece of crap. You know, a bunch of lien twos. I
went to old Hayward high and was in the ag program. Hayward high
has several shop classes I was talking about in the newsletter
about shot yourself I've been home economics and stuff Yeah,
yeah, home X auto shop, wood shop, you know, metal shopped at
all these shops, Hayward heights, and they don't do that
anymore because they don't want kids didn't learn anything. They
just wanted to become Democrats. They were hired several shops,
including auto and construction shop. We didn't have that at our
schools. The construction shop, built a complete small home
taking kids through all the trades, then the home kind of
manufactured style would be auctioned and then moved to the
new owners Foundation, which shop kids also built. After
graduation, the shop kids would slide into union apprentice
programs and by the early 20s would be journeymen trade guys
persons. In my case on the Ag side we had we had a farm shop,
an egg shop and a horticulture shop. Old Hayward high had
beautiful student landscaping. We had 15 acre farm is in the
suburbs, this school acre farm where we grew several crops, and
was a place for kids that didn't have room at home to have a
project cow or sheep pigs or even chickens. Don't think about
that in today's schools. Yeah, you're going to college?
That's right. Gender Studies i
on the Yeah, you're gonna take this. You're gonna take gender
studies. On the car side I had a 59 white red Chevy Impala small
block 283 then a 62 red Impala 409. And by the way, when you're
in high school in this era,
no one knows no one even knows what you're talking about.
They don't now but we all had cars like this. Sure. And there
was a big parking lots around the schools for the cars. Huge
parking lots because every kid had a car and we're talking
about 16 year olds in 4093 quarter inch, three quarter cam
solid lifters the works. This was when car companies actually
manufacture street ready hot rods I worked for my dad and
paid him off myself after he gave me the down payment for the
car. As you mentioned shop classes slowly disappeared
because everyone was going to college. Fortunately for me, I
left my dad's construction business, worked my way through
college and myself on a 10 year plan and became a teacher In
rural Amador County for about three hours, which is three
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Okay, the Charlemagne bit before we forget,
yeah, let's do a background on it. So people know what we're
talking about. Yeah.
The background is Charlemagne, the God who is one of the number
one morning show certainly urban radio as we call it, urban
radio. We can't say black, urban, urban or urban format is
the breakfast show is very, very, very popular seven, 8
million people listen. And he also does a show a television
show streaming which I want to say is on Disney plus. Some it's
streaming somewhere.
I don't think so.
We're I don't know why I'm thinking that
this on YouTube anyway. So well. Okay, so well.
He's basically a YouTuber now. And he had a vice president
Kamala Harris on the show. Now what was interesting well,
actually here is a report as the M five M reported it, where he
asked the Vice President a question, and she answered with
a big ass finger wag
the vice president did
snap back at radio host Charlemagne to God after he
suggested Joe Manchin is really the one pulling the strings.
Boo the real President in his country, the Joe mentioned the
Joe Biden's madam wife, come on Charlemagne,
I really I can't. No, no, no, no. It's Joe Biden. And don't
start talking like a Republican is about asking whether or not
he's president. Do you think Joe? Joe? Joe Biden, and I'm
Vice President. My name is Kamala Harris.
That that little bit there that really shows who she is, doesn't
it? Oh, it was pathetic. And Vice President Kamala Harris.
I want to hear your analysis because I heard one analysis
that back because I watched a bunch of these analysis. And I
heard one that I thought was pretty accurate and but I think
It will follow best after I hear what because you had to pre clip
that earlier. So yeah, yeah, I'm trying to get through or they're
trying to roster is a very interesting dynamic going on.
They're trying to get her handlers trying to get her off
to stay
or handlers, none other than Simone Sanders, who quit? who
quit? Yes, who probably quit after this? And you'll hear it.
He asked the question, and then all of a sudden, it's like, oh,
technical difficulties.
Who the superhero that's gonna speak against Joe Manchin. I
want to know who the real president of this country is.
The Joe Biden, Joe Manchin?
She can hear me?
That's that's always a good I can't hear you. Can you hear me?
I can't hear you. Can you hear me? Can you hear me? Can you
hear me? Yeah. I can hear you. Oh,
so hold. Hold the real president of this country. The Joe
mentioned the Joe Biden, Madam boyfriend? I really don't. I
can't.
No, no, no, no. Joe Biden, and don't start talking like a
Republican about asking whether or not he's Presley was
that no, no, no, even in the first clip?
Yeah, it was there. Are you sure? I'm pretty sure. But you
can tell. I can't.
No, no, you're right.
It was in there. Your
job is Joe Biden. And I'm Vice President. My name is Kamala
Harris. And the reality is because we are in office, we do
the things like the Child Tax Credit, which is going to reduce
black child poverty by 50%. On track to do that. We do things
that are about saying that our Department of Justice is going
to do these investigations, and require that we end show calls
and have body cameras. It is the work of saying we're going to
get led out of pipes and paint, because our babies are suffering
because of that. It is the work of saying people who ride public
transit deserve the same kind of dignity that anybody else does.
So let's improve that system. It is the work of saying that we
have got to bring down prescription drug costs, because
folks who have died,
that Madam Vice President that that Kamala Harris, that's the
one I like that's the one that was putting the pressure on
people and Senate hearings. That's the one I'd like to see
more often out in the streets. Thank you for joining us, Madam
Vice President. I'm glad to be with you.
Hi. So here's my assessment is this was as per usual, was
scripted was set up, she had all her answers to address black
problems, like somehow that the child tax credit or checks,
whatever they're going to do 50% of black babies, black babies,
black people, everyone should be able to ride on the bus because
you know, black people sit in the back. And he just threw her
for a loop in her brain when hair was like, why is this guy
not sticking to the script? And Simone Sanders knew it the
minute the minute he started to do it. Now why he did that is
probably Democrat Party, chicanery trying to make Kamala
look bad, which of course resulted in Simone Sanders
quitting. So that's yes, that's what I got.
Okay, well, there's one little additional thing that I that one
guy, one of these guys picked up on, and I thought he nailed it.
Because of the confusion where Simone Sanders is stepping on
everything at the very end there to question that he.
Oh, no, yeah. Okay, go ahead. I got it. Yep.
She heard is Joe Biden President thing, and that's why she
referred to Republicans. She thought he was asking if the
election was okay. It was not rigged, and Trump should have
been the president and all that kind of thing came back to her
to her because he she thought that's what he was asking her.
And that's why she said No, Joe Biden's the president. Why do
you ask to talk in like a Republican? And so she got bent
out of shape, because she thought instead of asking, she
didn't hear the Joe Manchin part, because he was trying to
make the point. Well, who's running the thing of Joe Manchin
has this much power. That's what he was trying to ask. But she
never heard that part. All she heard was that this is an
illegitimate election, like your Republicans keep saying, and so
she got her bent out of shape and as she blew up, and I
believe that that's exactly what happened.
Yeah, I, as you were saying that I was thinking maybe, you know,
she was thinking like, am I the president? My name is Kamala
Harris and she had to remind herself I'm the vice president.
No, you're probably right. That's that seems like what
happened. So she actually didn't hear it because Simone was
yapping over her. Yep. Yeah.
And I'm sure and here's the I think here's an additional
element. Harish probably reviewed this afterwards and
realized the mistake she had made. And she fired Simone.
Ooh, yes. There's no leaving. Yeah, she's such a political
beast that Simone Sanders, you're right. why would why
would she leave of all people now? Yeah. Good one. All right.
We're done here. Good work.
This is what we do. Well,
I'm going to take it one step further. Let's let's do one more
deconstruction, while we're at it, you had an outstanding clip
that we laughed about, about the virtue signaling and that
really, I would say rude, rude women at NPR, who interviewed
the Taliban leader and, and really felt it important to make
themselves part of the story. Here's a quick Redux of your
clip of NPR Taleban interview.
So before we get to the substance of your interview, may
I ask you just take us inside this meeting with a Taleban
official who was here and were to join me? Sure.
So his name his name, or doc, he is the spokesperson for the
Taliban political office. And we met at a hotel in Doha. He was
very courteous. We made small talk about the weather and
traffic. We sat around a large conference table for the
interview, my colleague, Hannah block was also there. And both
she and I did not cover our hair for the interview. We spoke with
Word doc for over 40 minutes. The interview was entirely in
Arabic, he answered all of our questions in detail. And while
he mostly looked down as he was speaking, he did also make the
occasional eye contact.
Okay, I can picture it.
I feel like I'm there with you. Oh, my God, I can picture it. I
just see it. You don't have your hair is showing. The man is
getting nervous. He couldn't even look at you. As a woman, I
can make sure it. So as with all things, we go to our producers
to find out exactly what was going on. In this case, one of
our producers came to you if you want to know about Islam. Well,
let's talk to Serrano Miss of Dogpatch and lower Sloboda who
sent me a note about this. And he said the complete lack of
understanding of culture during that interview is insulting. The
PS Muslim. The boys boys in the culture are raised not to look
or stared women that are in that are not an immediate relative.
Senior leaders may be murderous assholes and will encourage
stoning for infidelity. But if a woman is walking down the
street, you will give way and not look at her. The Pashtoon
reference didn't look out of courtesy and respect, didn't
look out of courtesy and respect, not disrespect. Many of
the women I know from that region may seem demure, but
under those burgers are knives and Glocks and men know it. Men
will kill brothers and nephews over insults, but only a father
can kill a daughter if she leaves a corrupt lifestyle. A
quote, bad woman, protected by our family is usually left alone
and protected by Pardot customs that keep them separate anyway,
not meeting eyes with respect toward that woman. Western women
often take eye avoidance as a sign of their strength while
tribal men believe it demonstrates their strength and
desk discipline of being polite and reserved by not staring at
them ask men who served they exchange dark glasses for yellow
sniper glasses to reduce the suspicion of soldiers staring at
the women that sets a couple things straight doesn't it
now? Absolutely.
Thank you, sir autonomous and also
it also indicates that the you know, the Taliban when they
first started taking over they had a press conference was
something they never do. And I would think and maybe autonomous
could clear clear this up that you could put together a some
some intermediaries that could do these sorts of things and and
follow Western customs to be a little more you know, in line
with it with negotiations and make it work a little better.
Because we do that in the United States and and some of the West
we do a lot of sociology about foreign cultures and try to
adopt to their ways when doing negotiations as part of a sales
trick you know, you're going to get good at sales you want to
don't want to go into an insult people and so you have to follow
the other person's character. Their their worldview, so you
adopt to them. These two these women these reporters obviously
didn't do any of that, which is a mistake and and the Taliban
guy didn't either. So it's just like a mess tree. Yes, it's
asking for trouble.
A mess, but I would have to say NPR is Islamophobic that's what
that was. Islamophobia.
Yeah, yeah, begets Good. Very good point.
So NPR, you Islamophobic. COC stop it. Let's stay in
Afghanistan. Just briefly, Kirby our rear admiral there had to
hate to make a statement because yeah, it turns out that drone
striking we killed the guy with a water bottle was 1213 other
people, you know, cause the kids, a bunch of kids, you know,
Hey, man, are bad.
How does it strike you that no one is held accountable, because
they know how it strikes a lot of people around the world that
you can get away with murder, and nobody's punished for it.
I do understand that. We appreciate that not everybody's
gonna support this decision. What I can tell you is we looked
at this thing very, very comprehensively. And again, we
acknowledge that there were procedural breakdowns processes
were not executed the way they should have been. But it doesn't
necessarily indicate that that an individual or individuals
have to be held to account for that. But look
at this discipline inside the Pentagon at all. I mean, maybe
there are no charges brought up. But Is anyone demoted or
disciplined for what happened that
we are going to do that there's no there's not going to be
individual discipline as a result of this really, but what
we are going to do is learn from this, and we're going to enact
and improve our procedures and our processes to try to make
sure this doesn't happen again, a disgrace
of epic proportions. A general someone should resign over this.
It's disgraceful how this has been, but it's disgraceful.
children died. I don't care if they're brown and live in the
desert. They kept their children there's no reason it was an epic
mistake. It was bullcrap the started the whole operation was
poor, poorly planned, someone should step down. Perhaps some
multiple people should step
down and stepping down. dicted says they're gonna lose their
pension. They're not gonna they're not going to have their
cushy job.
No, I understand. But I'm just showing a little bit of outrage
where Kirby's like, oh, no, no one's gonna be really
disciplined. We just take it it's unacceptable. I send a
check in April to you know, it's unacceptable that this took
place and no one and you know what, how about this? I would be
very happy if Kirby stepped down though. Just you Why don't you
jump on the grade grenade Kirby Rear Admiral Kirby Kirby Kirby
some time sometimes just makes me mad.
So on a another note, I had to cook got a little bitty clip
here from NPR. It's about the educational people the schools,
you know, they're going to start closing schools again. Yep,
course. And I find a little segment here just a little part
where they left the word out. This is the schools that got it
spelled SC schools learning virtually.
All right, I'll never find the clip again.
The White House is concerned about major disruptions and
hospitals in schools due to Omicron. And they outlined a
plan to prevent what we saw last year, which is most children
learning virtually
left out the word nothing. They learned virtually nothing.
The White House is concerned about major disruptions and
hospitals in schools due to Omicron. And they outlined a
plan to prevent what we saw last year, which is most children
learning virtually
nothing. Virtually nothing.
So true. Virtually nothing people. Hey, you know,
California, what is the i we moved out of Austin? We've been
gone for five months now more or less? What is the number one
thing that Texans say about the about the new people coming to
Austin? You probably you don't know necessarily. You could
probably guess. In fact, there's T shirts. It's like, hey, please
don't California my Texas. Yeah, I've heard this. Yeah. So we're
expecting that people come in now that of course they have
California, Texas a bit. Certainly Austin. My pet peeve
is the mainly women, mainly women who make reservations and
multiple restaurants weeks, sometimes months in advance,
leave them sitting there so no one else can get a reservation,
and then just let them go and even pay the $10 fee. If there's
one, they don't care. So they don't care about people.
Yes, there's, well you know what they've done out here, which you
should adopt, they have it's not a $10 fee. They take your credit
card and they charge you for what you would have paid for a
full meal if you
don't show up some of these things Probably wouldn't.
You can cancel you can cancel so you're not going to take your
money. But you have to you got to give him 24 hours at least.
Well, it should. The practice is just rude. It's just rude. But
they've now
take a chance practice I say the same like the health department.
Why take a chance? Yes, shut everything down. Why take a
chance I don't want to be blamed.
They brought the ultimate California experience to Austin
last night. This is interestingly, a place that Tina
and I have frequented quite often.
Austin Police are still searching for the robbers they
say smashed and dashed at Barton Creek mall last night's escaped
with jewelry from the Helzberg Diamond store and prompted an
evacuation after people started calling 911 Saying someone was
firing shots. Those reports were mistaken overnight. APD
confirmed nobody ever fired a weapon. Rather the sounds were
the suspects beating the hardened glass inside of the
store. And this morning, we're getting a look at the chaos
inside the mall as it was happening. Nobody was hurt,
though.
No, nobody was hurt, though. And no one will ever go to jail
because another thing we have in common with California and
Austin is a district attorney's brought to you by George Soros.
Everyone gets all free
district attorney that won't file anything. So thanks,
California. We got our smashing grabs here now to
well, you know these ideas, they're just too good to keep in
one place.
Hey, when there's looting at the top, there's looting at the
bottom. It's so obvious.
It kind of this is kind of ended around here for some reason.
somes changed.
Well, now people are people are leaving the trunks of their cars
open in San Francisco. Have you can you confirm this is taking
place because there are a couple stories that I've seen about
it. Yeah, I can confirm it's not taking place. That's
interesting. But he's leaving the trunks of their cars.
They have pictures of cars where they're, oh, hey, buddy,
can you take your car and open to try and get you and you Oh,
you can you open your trunk. And then you go back and take the
photo bull crap.
I remember in the in the mid to late 80s When I was in Manhattan
in New York, which was probably we didn't have the same amount
of homeless congregated on Skid Row, although there's some
pretty interesting if he areas. Seventh Avenue is an example
Times Square, you'd see cars and I remember distinctly because I
came from Amsterdam all suddenly I'm in Manhattan, and every
single car that was parked on the streets of Manhattan would
have a sign. And the sign would say no radio, no valuables and
the glove box would be opened. Yep, the glove box will be
opened and because back in the day, people would steal your
radio. Now they don't have to get in the car. They just take
the catalytic converter.
Yeah, it does. That's the problem. Yeah. The good old
days,
I'm telling you.
Right, what else we got here on the list.
I just have a quick one. Just to mention, I want to remind people
you know, the just Layne Maxwell. I have. Oh, you have a
clip. Oh, good. Oh, see
where? Yeah, it's the Maxwell clip. It's the is the closing.
Brewing minds thinking like this is why there's two of us.
Maxwell says she will not testify in her criminal sex
trafficking trial. The ex girlfriend and longtime
associate of the convicted sex offender that late Jeffrey
Epstein made the announcement herself as her trial winds down
in New York. gelei Maxwell was accused of recruiting underage
girls and grooming them for Epstein to sexually abuse. She
pleaded not guilty. Authorities say Epstein killed himself in
prison two years ago. Maxwell's lawyers say she's being used as
a scapegoat for accusations against him. The defense rested
their case today setting the stage for closing arguments to
start on Monday. CBCs Valerie Castro live outside the
courthouse in Manhattan. Valerie,
what are you learning?
Shep Maxwell was given about an hour to decide if she wanted to
take the stand. In her own defense. She eventually stood up
and told the judge your honor, the government has not proved
its case beyond a reasonable doubt. And so there is no reason
for me to testify. The defense wrapped up its portion of the
case this afternoon after calling witnesses over the last
two days. Today. One of those witnesses included one of
Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriends, Ava Dubin, who
remained a long lifetime friend, she testified she never saw
Epstein engage in inappropriate conduct with a minor. The
defense has repeatedly called into question the memories of
the four alleged victims in this case and yesterday they called a
memory expert to the stand. She testified that memories can be
fragile and that they can be manipulated. In cross
examination. The prosecution pointed out that out of the 150
criminal cases that this expert has testified all but one have
been for the side of the defense. Other witnesses
included former employees who say Maxwell was demanding but
well respected and known ever saw any inappropriate contact
between her and any minors?
Yeah, thoughts about this? Do you have anything
she's gonna get off.
here's the here's the here's my quick take people's bias and
misinformation has clouded their vision. I could have done a
whole nother Scott Adams bid on this because he also went into
the just laying thing. Your bias is getting in the way. Somehow.
Many people believe that only men can be horrible monsters.
The Black Widow in the middle of the web is the person alive.
This is the true blackmailer, she is the problem. And she had
Epstein killed or it was killed on her behalf. She has a deadman
switch. She knows where all the bodies are buried. This is the
woman and they haven't even really considered that. Oh, no,
she recruited women. Now she pretty much did everything. She
maintained the computer, she maintained the archives. She's
does the spook family. And, and the whole world is like oh, you
know, she recruiter on drudge good. There's so much more that
we'll never know from this trial. And it's it's sad that
everyone just won't focus on what's on what's to me. plainly
obvious. She is the one, not Epstein.
Well, that's an interesting observation, you would be
removed from the jury immediately. We want to remove
juror number 333. Now, I'm number 33. Thank you. Thank you
for your service.
Hey, good news, John. Good news is you and I are getting up
there in the air in age. You know, we're up there in the
years. And, you know, it's like we got a couple of things to
worry about. Do you and I equally by the way, especially
considering my performance during the jingles today in the
donation segment. New research
has found that chances of developing Alzheimer's disease
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That's right, Viagra. That's a drug that itself was also formed
by this old by the name sildenafil as well it was
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found that it could also treat erectile dysfunction. So a group
of researchers actually looked at insurance claims from more
than 7 million patients. And they found that they saw an
association of 69% reduction in Alzheimer's disease among Viagra
users. I love
this because it's so obviously a Pfizer promo laser ffice eyes
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it's this is on Science Friday on NPO science. Hey, the Science
Friday, guys, science says that Viagra stops Alzheimer's and we
know that because science No. Because is because Pfizer said
look at the correlation, not causation. But the court this is
your climate change people the correlation. So just because
people who take Viagra, less of them have or develop Alzheimer's
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Thank you so much.
Let's see if we have something to compete with that. Drive a
little too noisy.
muddy? That's
no, no.
This one maybe No,
no, no, no.
I can go with one more. One more. One more.
I think it really destroyed my brain. Toss.
Toss up one toss. No, I destroyed my brain is perfect.
It sounds like us, doesn't it?
I have a couple of clips left, okay. But I want to play this is
when I kind of wanted to play and want to play this good I
did. I've been following John Kennedy. Because his, his
grilling of people.
He's a grouse of epic proportions.
He's really good. But this, I have a couple of different ones.
I'm going to just play this one because the other was a little
too long. This is he's this guy, Dale, whoa, who wants to be a
judge and the guy's a left wing nut ball. And so everyone's
going after him and giving him grief. And but Kennedy, and
this, there's nothing there's nothing I really wanted to take
out of this. I wish I could have divvied it up. But I just have
the whole I have the holding is shortened because I cut off the
beginning of it where they do a couple back and forth this
little long. But at the same time, it's it's genius in setups
and you have to imagine imagine this guy, jet de senator, John
Kennedy being a your dad. He sets you up, they leave his
information out. So you can say something stupid, and then he
grills you about what you just said and makes you clarify. And
it's just genius the way he does this
and what was the context again of this question,
he is gonna be appointed as one of the district judge on it. Got
it got it got it got the it's the Judicial Committee.
He just got to be sitting out this guy's is can follow the law
is the real requirement.
Yeah. And he's not an asshole and all the rest of it. And then
I got another one some what he did the same thing with a woman
who wouldn't answer one single question. But that would that
was more tedious. This is more interesting, because he he, he
does a bunch of things he could do. For example, like he brings
out some tweets the guy did, and he could read the tweets, but
no, no, no, he had to set the guy up for other exposures. This
is a work of art to listen to this guy.
Well Strike that. Did you say quote, Republican ism is an anti
democratic virus?
No, Senator, I don't believe I've used those words. Okay.
You're under oath now? Yes, Senator, I I don't believe I've
used those words. I do remember saying last year that there was
a loss of confidence in our elections that has spread kind
of like a virus. Right. That's
a long way from calling the Republican Party and anti
democratic virus.
Yes, it's it's very different. And I don't believe I use those
words either. Right?
If you did use those words, will you pull down your your
nomination?
Senator, I don't believe I've used those words. But if you
did, well, you withdraw. It's hard for me to imagine a
scenario in which,
but I just think if you said it, well, you would draw.
If I were quoting someone else saying to describe that kind of
sentence. I I wouldn't be expressing my own views. But
Senator, I don't believe I've ever used those words. I've
represented it did you?
Did when you make you send out those personal tweets about
Senator Cotton's Senator Blackburn. And Senator Cornyn,
did you mean them at the time?
without hearing those tweets? Senator Kennedy, it's hard for
me to remember precisely, you know, what was said or what I
was thinking at the time, I do very much regret the tone that
I've taken on social media from time to time on the line from
time to time, and I
went when when you crossed the line? Did you mean it? Without
knowing the specific context or the specific tweets that you're
referring to? Senator Kennedy, it's kind of hard.
But do you generally tweet things you don't mean?
Senator Kennedy, I would agree with you that Twitter has become
a very coarse place
to debate Twitter. Do you generally tweet things that you
don't mean?
Well, Senator Kennedy, I've contributed to the coarseness on
Twitter sometimes by pushing the envelope to write when you did
it.
Did you mean it?
It's hard for me to respond to that kind of generally, Senator
Kennedy without a specific
you're smart sample or you can use a minute or you didn't. You
got two choices. Door a door B.
Well, Senator Kennedy, I know that I pushed the envelope.
Okay, we'll grab it. I do regret it.
Some of you regret it because you didn't mean it. Or do you
read it because it might cause you not to be confirmed?
Senator Kennedy, I regret it because I think it's contributed
to the coarseness of our nation. Course overall, and I think it
would be when
you have this this epiphany that everybody has equal dignity and
worth when you were nominated or I believe you're putting
Republicans.
Well, I believe you're referring to my religious faith. No, I'm
not.
I'm referring to your coordinates coarseness.
Well, the equal dignity and worth is a principle of my
religious faith, Senator itself.
So a principle principle of morals and good judgment. I'm
over. You're smart, man. I can tell. But I think you're an
angry man. And I really have great concern much about voting
for you. We don't we don't need federal judges who are angry. We
need federal judges who are fair and can see both points of view.
I would call that a butt Slam of epic proportions. Holy crap.
Yeah. You know, usually he's more annoying but this he had so
the upper hand from from the moment cuz he knew the guy lied.
You know, the guy tweeted that.
It was work of art. The way he ended, he never had to read the
tweets. All he had to do is get the guy to say one thing or
another. But then you were your insert word you always do do
what are your tweets insincere? You lie. It just, it was just
beautiful. But then again, what the wound was over I thought,
can you imagine this guy being your dad? Me? Well,
I Rudel I have. I didn't have a great relationship with my dad.
So you've triggered me now and it was not good. Thank you. No.
i Yeah.
John Kennedy. Yes. Um,
I don't know if there's anything else that we need to hit today.
Because it will be an interesting week. We got a lot
of stuff coming up. Let me see. Do I have anything left?
I really have Elizabeth Holmes updated.
Oh, yes. Oh, please. i Yes. Where are we at with that as
everyone resting? It's getting there. Okay,
chef at this moment US District Judge Edward Avila is wrapping
up his final instructions to the jury. This is a crucial if often
overlooked phase of the case where he tells them how to frame
the things that they've heard over the last 13 weeks of
testimony and a couple of days of closing arguments. It will
then be up to a jury of eight went men and four women from in
and around Silicon Valley to decide whether the toast of
Silicon Valley was in fact a fraud. The case and the fate of
Elizabeth Holmes will be in their hands shortly. It could be
as soon as this evening. But not before they heard from her
defense attorney Kevin Downey who for three hours today
hammered on the theme that Holmes had no intent to defraud.
That's an essential element of the crime. On the contrary, he
said she believed she was building a technology that would
change the world so much so that she never sold a single share of
stock till the bitter end. The investors who plunged nearly a
billion dollars into the startup knew the risks they were taking
down. He said,
Hold on, I need to stop. She never stoled sold a single bit
of sock stock until the bitter end. It's not a public company.
When you're when you're a startup with venture capital,
you don't go selling your shares this slide. It's called like,
complete confidence problem. I mean, that's just Jackley I
mean,
I brought that up. And this is CNBC. By the way, in a
big company like Facebook or you know, pre IPO. This is a
secondary market, but that's not what this was. So you're an
idiot guy
technology that would change the world so much so that she never
sold a single share of stock was that her
defense? I never even sold any stock man. That's how much I
believe in the competent those robots. I believe in the
company, the better
and the investors who plunged nearly a billion dollars into
the startup knew the risks they were taking down he said and the
evidence of botched Thera nose testing. He said that was all
anecdotal. But in rebuttal Assistant US Attorney John
Bostic said Holmes deliberately painted a false picture of the
company to investors and patients because she was
desperate for Theranos to succeed, willing to do anything.
The disease that plagued Theranos wasn't a lack of
effort. It was a lack of honesty Bostic argued that started at
the top, and the top being Elizabeth Holmes. So Judge
Edward dabble, as I said, is instructing the jury. He is
probably about two thirds of the way through that and what we
don't know yet is whether he will have the jury start
deliberating tonight it's going on 5pm 5pm pacific time here. So
we'll see whether they get it tonight or they start up on
Monday. They have a lot to go through. And and Shep one of the
things that we were looking for in these instructions was how
the judge would instruct them on that issue of intent of the
government clearly wanted a more broad view of what that
constitutes. And in many ways, not always, but in many ways the
judge did side with The government in that very crucial
instruction
my my post is my opinion in the United States if you have the
money you can really work the justice system that's why think
Julian is just laying not gonna be a problem at all. She got
monies all kinds of money flowing around that woman. This
one what do you think is actual jail time because she did
humiliate some pretty big players in the valley.
I think she's gonna get some jail time, but it's not she's,
she's eligible for like 20 and I think she's probably going to
get a five years is my guess. Five years and probably get it
cut down to three. And she'll probably be out and two.
Yeah, and then a year and a half or less pictures of her in an
orange jumpsuit picking up trash. The highway
along the road. I like to see more of that. By the way. This
is just state this whole area is grimy with trash.
Oh, yeah. Well, now COVID COVID can't do it. COVID Alright,
everybody, that's your deconstruction. we deconstructed
a lot today so I feel we we we brought we brought the
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on the show. That should be fun. And end of show mixes from sound
guy Steve and Tom Starkweather. That is the one you want to hang
around for. It will give you a complete idea. It is a gem of
what's happening in New York City with the Omicron it's
scary. So scary. Looking forward to seeing you all on Thursday.
As we get ready for Christmas, looking for some end of show
mixes from Christmas to this week. It's a head. Yes. Right.
That's right. Coming to you from the heart of Hill Country, Texas
here in FEMA Region number six in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry.
Dan from Northern Silicon Valley, where it looks pretty
crowded to me and I see a pandemic out there. But it gets
there is one I'm Jesse Devora.
We return on Thursday right here on no agenda. Remember us at the
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joining us
right now to talk more about what to expect from today's
meeting is Dr. Scott Gottlieb. Dr. Coffee. Now,
right now is Dr. Scott Gottlieb.
Joining us right now is Dr. Scott Gottlieb. Former
FDA commissioner,
we go now to Dr. Scott Scott.
There's evidence that there is a decline in immunity over time,
I got nothing to lose much to gain in my brain, I got a
capitalist migraine,
the first two doses were provided so close together that
they probably really served as two tribes. There's a lot of
vaccines on the market that require three or four doses
before you really get immune memory. So it's not unheard of
to require multiple doses of a vaccine. Well, look, I think we
absolutely need to care people are going to be hurt, there's
going to be death and disease as a result of this wave of
infection.
I'd rather be a new jack.
I think the North and the Northeast still going to have a
wave of infection from Delta. The reality is vaccine induced
immunity and be redoes a Hustla. The announcement today about the
priority review is sort of just a formality to vaccines
protecting them, even if they're still susceptible to a Hustla.
Jack Jack, I do think that having a vaccine available to
young faces is going to help restore confidence and returns
to assessment almost gotten
to a paradox. Every dollar I get another brother drop. Maybe
that's the plan. And I don't understand. You got me seeking a
quick thing. Generally, we're
seeing the breakthroughs among people who are older and who are
vaccinated a longer interval ago. Deltek creates such high
viral loads early in the course of the illness that if you have
the declining levels of circulating antibodies that can
overwhelm your initial defenses, those cells will prevent you
from developing severe disease for being hospitalized. We have
seen bad outcomes in kids, we've only seen about 50% of eligible
children ages 12 and above actually get the vaccine. Some
states and local districts are going to make the decision to
mandate vaccination right now. pops up trician then consider
getting your child vaccinated. I have young kids, they'll be
eligible for the vaccine when it's authorized for ages five to
11 I certainly plan to vaccinate him.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb, who's a former FDA commissioner and
current Advisory Board member
you're listening to the no agenda
on get mo radio word on the street
is Santa Claus himself will be showing up he's already
vaccinated that has already been taken care of and all it was
reindeer are as well. You can't
actually see COVID Spreading but if you look around do the long
lines of testing sites will tell you everything you need to know
of sick arising. lines for COVID testing stretched out a number
of COVID cases continues to cause rapid rise of infection is
concerning with holiday gatherings and travels as Stacey
way
down in New York City. When we getting beyond double digits of
Omicron being the primary variant there in that big cities
are feeling a lot less merry in New York City due in part to
the 21,000 new cases reported statewide, the previous record
January 14, but if you take a look at the hospitalizations
today versus then they're less than half so that is good to
rattle by
the highly contagious Omicron variant. It is upon us health
officials say the surgeon cases in New York City is being driven
partly by the highly contagious Omicron very visual
say the new Omicron variants is spreading fastest
here in New York and
contending with breakthrough COVID cases and a highly
contagious new strain the challenges keep coming is
usually the season
for shopping and holiday parties usually big business for stores
and restaurants. But this year,
not much room for celebration either at crowded testing sites.
Some New Yorkers checking out several lines for the best wait
about an hour and a half. And it's been very long. Everyone's
just been waiting and waiting. And it's been really scary with
a new variant. Very nice. We
are in our seats excited and around 1040 They cancelled so it
was so upsetting. I
thought it was a joke. Earlier today the Radio City Rockettes
said they were scrapping several performances of popular
Christmas Spectacular in New York City because of
breakthrough in fact
and New York is one of the most highly vaccinated places in the
entire country.
One of the most highly vaccinated places in the United
States of America Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, who
now has breakthrough COVID Despite being vaccinated and
boosted
it's pretty mild
vaccines work against Omicron especially for people who get
booster shots when they are eligible. New York
Governor Kathy Hoko says that she wants the definition of
fully vaccinated against COVID to include the booster shot
based on whether it was Pfizer mudrunner j&j, this is the
information I have but
maybe the technology itself can be blue if it's if you're
eligible and read if you're not, I mean, technology is an amazing
thing. It can do wonders now
we can to build what may be for a little while a new normal,
stay in your places of work and go to worship in schools that do
it with a mask on and preferably with a booster shot.org/and
I think it really destroyed my brain.