Adam curry Jhansi Devora
January 9 2022 This is your award winning nation media
assassination episode 1415. This is no agenda dodging disinfo
brought broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill Country.
Number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
in Silicon Valley where we've got COVID I'm John C. Dvorak.
This the same as the same as Thursday. That's boring. You
have COVID You still got COVID? Huh? More people now in the
Devorah coat household have COVID? No. Yeah, I
think they I think that it's two people that had it are now over
it. Oh, good. Oh, good. But it was described more as the flu
than a cold.
That's what I hear from most, but certainly not all. And I
would like to remind everybody today is day number 666 of our
14 days to flatten, flatten the curve. Dammit, I screwed it up.
He had it. But it is day 666 figures. So this has got to be
one of those big ones. And on this very important day to
devilish scam, we receive the following headline which just
made my day there is no evidence of pandemic mass formation
psychosis, according to Reuters, and the Associated Press,
they would know what is going why would they have to actually
by the way that for them to say that is the sign that it exists?
It has
to be it has to be let me see was the The full quote mass
formation? psychosis is not an accurate
who wrote this? There's no such thing as the Associated Press
saying anything. Okay. Someone at the Associated Press? Yes.
Correct it on behalf of the Associated Press. Yes. And
approved by the Board of Directors. What's the deal?
Well, I believe so seeing is what's Reuters in the Associated
Press. And we know that there's some Pfizer folks over over
Reuters. But they've they've both independently reported
that. But this was a as you point out, it was a they pulled
it together. The full headline is mass formation. psychosis is
not an academic term recognized in the field of psychology. Nor
is there evidence of any such phenomenon occurring during the
COVID 19 pandemic. Multiple experts in crowd psychology have
told Reuters and the Associated Press. So that's that's how they
do it. And then the AP factcheck. Mass formation,
psychosis and unfounded theory spreading online suggests
millions of people have been hypnotized into believing
mainstream ideas to combat COVID 19. Psychology experts say the
concept is not supported by evidence. T That's a little
different. So they're not discrediting the theory. They're
saying there's no this is by the way, this is one of your
favorite ways if there's no evidence of
like the mouse. I wasn't gonna say
that. But this what he refers to Yeah, but there's no evidence.
And there was no evidence by the way of the mouse. Yeah, came out
the evidence trick.
Let's see what other AP oh, here's the Reuters fact checked
some social media users claim. Okay, thanks, Reuters.
And usually we're, by the way, not a loaded word, claim claim.
Massive. And if you do it right, if you're honest, if you're an
honest journalist, you say, some social media critics say yeah,
because the claim is a loaded word. It's a chickenshit way of
writing and
here's how it works. Some social media users claim mass formation
psychosis has occurred during the pandemic. Experts in crowd
psychology, however, said this is not a term recognized in the
field of psychology, nor is there evidence of any evidence
of coordination, nor is there evidence of any such phenomenon.
Now of course, the phrase is mass formation a mass formation
psychosis and then they go on to say the phrase does not appear
in the American Psychological Association dictionary of
psychology, nor does it appear in the psych net database of
published research articles Wow discrediting Professor De Smet
They're well known well, whatever. Just thought those
determine the mass hypnosis exists is very well known
phenomenon is documented what why do you just you know,
altered that it just purchasing of different words and
information. This is something that's happening. It's a newer
version. It's just, I don't know what digital seems this little
defensive if he asked me, I don't think that was this or you
just don't write about as bold crap. That's, that's the way I
would do it. So it's bull crap.
So I'm seeing two different things happening. I'm seeing
mainstream and health experts in particular CDC kind of
separating in a way and there's no questions and it feels a lot
like the CDC is trying to pull back a little bit and give
everybody some leeway maybe because they see Holy crap, mass
formation, this is a problem. Maybe we shouldn't make it such
a big deal for all the testing in the mass and you're kind of
okay after five days, not 10. And then the mainstream media is
no no, we Pfizer tells us we got to keep going. We got it, we got
to keep going. But then it kind of switches around and, and I
have a couple of clips to show it. But this is the first one
just a quickie. From the nightly news on NBC.
The message from leading pandemic experts writing in the
Journal of the American Medical Association, COVID-19 is here to
stay. And the country needs to adapt to a new normal since
vaccines and infections don't seem to offer lifelong immunity.
That means treating COVID Like other respiratory viruses,
we have to reorient our goal
so that we get it to a manageable state. And we can
continue with our normal life while COVID around just like we
do with flu.
So to me that sounds like Pfizer pill regular boosters. That's
kind of what it feels like to me. But these op eds, is where
the problem lies. And this was addressed. I think this was also
NBC with our CDC director Wollensky who was losing the
narrative left and right. And here's her answer to these op
eds,
a number of high profile, members of the Biden
administration's former COVID Advisory Board have coordinated
a series of op eds out today. And among other things, they say
COVID is here to stay. And it also says the administration
needs to change its approach. Dr. Luciana Borio says it feels
like we are always fighting yesterday's crisis, and not
necessarily thinking what needs to be done today to prepare us
for what comes next. These are former advisors to the White
House, do you agree COVID-19 is here to stay. And the
administration needs to change its approach.
You know, we are definitely looking at a time ahead of us
where COVID SARS cov DT two will be an endemic virus. We are in
the middle of a surge right now. And so we have to do everything
we can to address that surge. And we continue at CDC to update
our guidance in the context of evolving science of evolving
epidemiology and what is practical and feasible in
collaboration with our public health partners.
So an evasive answer or non answer, but why? What does that
sound like to you? What are you trying to communicate here?
Well, a couple of things. Well, first of all, Berlinski is under
attack, doing a crappy job and they're not roofer. They're not
doing what Biden promised they were going to do. And I have a
little report on it, which was free the CDC from one person
yakkin yakkin yakkin, when they have a slew of experts are
supposed to be carted out roll out and examined one by one
because each one of the places loaded with scientists, but none
of them ever get to speak. That's listen to this. This is
the new with the three CDC briefings part one.
Just this week, the Centers for Disease Control did something it
has not done in a while its director, Dr. Rochelle Wollensky
held a telephone briefing. In recent days, there has been
growing criticism over how and how frequently the agency
communicates with the public. Well, Lenski said she's gotten
the message.
So I anticipate that this will be the first of many briefings
and I very much
look forward to them. Until now CDC his career scientists have
kept largely silent even as the pandemic shows no signs of
slowing down. NPR Selena Simmons Duffin reports, it hasn't always
been this way.
Historically, in a public health crisis, CDC would hold regular
press briefings to tell the public what was going on and
what they needed to do. Two years ago when a new Coronavirus
was first reported in China, CDC appeared to be using that
playbook.
And thank you all for joining us for today's tele briefing
regarding the 2019 novel Coronavirus
and proactive agencies first tele briefing on the subject in
mid January 2020. It was led by Dr. Nancy Messonnier, Director
of CDC, his National Center for Immunization and Respiratory
Diseases
China has reported 45 cases today. The most recent four
cases were just reported within the past hour or two. These
briefings continued every few days. Until this memorable
moment on February 25 2020, when Messenia said, this could be
bad.
I had a conversation with my family over breakfast this
morning. And I told my children that while I didn't think that
they were at risk right now, we as a family need to be preparing
for significant disruption of our lives.
The stock market crashed, then President Trump was furious.
There were reports he wanted her fired. The next day, he put Vice
President Mike Pence in charge of the White House Coronavirus,
Task Force and COVID briefings became a televised White House
affair. The CDC Tella briefings did continue for a while
occasionally, when President Biden came in, he promised
repeatedly to beat the pandemic by restoring public trust
scientists and public health experts will speak directly to
you. That's why you're going to hear a lot more from Dr. Fauci
again. Ah,
well, Wollensky has got to take the fall for whatever's
happening.
Well, she's, I think, I don't know what he'll This is a part
two, and maybe you'll get some idea.
We'll speak directly to you. That's why you're going to hear
a lot more from Dr. Fauci again, not from the president, but from
the real genuine experts in sciences.
Certainly Americans have heard a lot from Dr. Anthony Fauci of
NIH, the President's chief medical adviser, and CDC
director Wollensky. Both are frequent guests on TV news shows
and in the White House COVID-19 response briefings. But under
Biden, CDC, and its career scientists remain sidelined. CDC
has actually done fewer tele briefings on the pandemic under
President Biden, in 2020. Under President Trump, there were
around two dozen CDC tele briefings on the pandemic in
2021. Under Biden, there were two
okay, this explains this next clip then, because the
scientists are not getting out not allowed to speak they've
promised this Wollensky has has screwed it up so bad she brought
in to do the exactly the wrong thing brought in marketing
consultants, can you believe it? The marketing consultants are
telling her how to speak. And she's she's really she's really
trying hard, and I feel bad for her. But concerning the
scientists at the CDC, yeah, I think the the second part of
this change in guidelines interview kind of tells you what
the consultants are telling her to say,
why is the guidance so confusing? And I just have to
say the American Medical Association said the new
recommendations on quarantine and isolation from the CDC are
not only confusing, but are risking further spread of the
virus. How do you respond?
Yeah, very important. Thank you for the opportunity to clarify.
So for many
that right there, tells me that was a whole marketing thing.
Just just to say that thank you for the opportunity for letting
me clarify actually
correct. That's the kind of book this is the that's a great
question kind of from a seminar.
She could have gotten a cheap seminar. I'm sure we played paid
$500,000 for her consultants
respond. Yeah, very important. Thank you for the opportunity to
clarify. So for many months, years, we had isolation and
quarantine guidance that said, 10 days, and we are now standing
on the shoulders of years of science demonstrated that there
it
is. Okay. We want to make sure that you really punch up the
science aspect. So we've come up with something you stand on the
shoulders of years of science. Oh, yeah. Paul? Yes. It's great.
We think that Bob is the work. Yeah, I think the American
public will dig. We had
isolation and quarantine guidance that said, 10 days, and
we are now standing on the shoulders of years of science
that has demonstrated that if you are infected, you are most
contagious in the one to two days prior to your symptoms, and
the two to three days after your symptoms. No,
this is just incredible. She's literally saying, Well, you
know, the science has always been this years of it. We stood
on those shoulders. Then why was it 10 Lady
straighter than if you are in for a
second? Why was there didn't she? Wasn't she the one who also
said that? Or when they when they? I think we had a clip of
it. Where why'd you switch from 10 to five when you don't have
enough evidence to change it? What's your evidence? And this
is what they've been hounding her about. What's your evidence?
Where's the scientific evidence specifically was the report
what's the research? He can't she can't deliver. And she's the
ones that I was we don't have quite enough evidence yet. Well,
now's the chance or we don't have enough evidence to we've
got years of evidence of that happen.
That's exactly what I'm saying. That is demonstrated
that if you are infected, you are most contagious in the one
to two days prior to your symptoms and the two to three
days after your symptoms. So we know that the vast majority of
your contagiousness bye A five is really behind you. So in this
moment, where we're evaluating the science and looking at the
epidemiology of the disease,
Wow, great sentence. So in this moment, we're evaluating the
epidemiology and the science of the disease. You had two and a
half years to do that lady.
We said five days of isolation, and then are you feeling better?
Is your cough gone?
What happened to you're gonna go on a ventilator? You're gonna
die, there's no chance No, no, no, it's you feeling better? Is
your cough gone?
If days of isolation, and then are you feeling better is your
coff gone? If your symptoms are gone, we say come out of that
you're okay to come out of that isolation, but you really do
need to wear a mask all of the time. Now, I have deep respect
for AMA but and I've read their statement, what I will say is
we've gotten a lot of support from our partners and our public
health spheres, in our clinical spheres. And in, you know, in
our spheres
business, all of a sudden, our partner sphere or clinical
health sphere spheres or the sphere, laboratory spheres, as
laboratory sphere, we
have heard people who are interested in getting and doing
a test, they have access to a test, they want to know how to
interpret it. And when we updated our recommendations,
just this week, we provided guidance for how you interpret
that test, if you so choose to do take that extra step at the
end of your isolation.
And notice its its isolation and not quarantine just a couple of
these things. I don't know why the marketing consultants would
would allow isolation at this point in time as a word instead
of quarantine. So there's probably a better word
than both.
Incarceration the issue there is incarceration is what I was
thinking, lockup, she she dropped a massive bomb of data
here, though, and in this short one,
I want to ask you about those encouraging headlines that we're
talking about this morning, this new study showing just how well
vaccines are working to prevent severe illness. Given that is it
time to start rethinking how we're living with this virus
that it's potentially here to say the overwhelming number of
deaths over 75% occurred in people who had at least four
comorbidities? So really, these are people who were unwell to
begin with. And yes, really encouraging news in the context
of omachron. This means not only just to get your primary series
about to get your booster series, and yes, we're really
encouraged by these results.
And yes,
so she says 75% of all deaths were with people who had four
comorbidities that's interesting data. Can you even name for
comorbidities Okay, obesity.
Yeah, you can do high blood pressure, blood pressure,
diabetes, glaucoma, nails. Cold Flu? Your urine in stubbed toe?
Ring Worm?
Doesn't that sound like a big walk back from where we were?
We're gonna kill everybody and even even just to say, your
booster series? Not not your booster shot your booster
series. So she's expecting more than one booster I guess.
Oh, it's every every 90 days we've got that they just won't
say it out loud even though other people found it out to be
true. These shots last 90 days. And then Nora, What a useless
shot.
And then Nora went on the on the humorous tip and asked her about
the trending hashtag CDC says
why is the guidance so confusing? And I just have to
say the American Medical Association said the new
recommendations on quarantine and isolation from the CDC are
not only confusing, but are risking further spread of the
virus. How do you respond?
Yes, that's right. And I screw that.
And in. They want to know how to interpret it. Because this week,
he provided guide end of your isolation.
And finally all of this mixed messages or new messages has led
to a meme on social media poking fun at the CDCs advice. tweets
like CDC now recommends eating straight up the
Savannah. Oh,
I'm sorry. You're right, Savannah. All right back to the
beginning of
that media poking fun at the CDC. His advice. tweets like CDC
now recommends eating straight up the floor at Waffle House.
The CDC now says it's in fact okay to eat Tide Pods, the CDC
says go ahead and get bangs amusing people letting off steam
steam, of course. But is there a larger credibility problem with
your agency right now? And how significant is that in the midst
of a pandemic?
You know, we have the CDC or 12,000 people who are working
24/7 Following the science with ever evolving nature in the
midst of a really fast moving pandemic and we are doing so
putting Are head down to keep America safe. We will continue
to update we will continue to improve how we communicate to
the American public. This is fast moving science.
All right, Dr. Michelle Olinsky. Thank you, sir.
You stepped you stepped on the on the joke. Okay.
What did you say
ever evolving nature in the midst of a really fast moving
pandemic. And we are doing so putting our head down to keep
America safe. We will continue to update we will continue to
improve how we communicate to the American public. This is
fast moving science.
All right. Dr. Michelle Lewinsky Thank you should I get bangs?
She didn't hear the question. Sadly. That was one of the CDC
says things. So something she
said should I get banged
bangs because you didn't hit you. You were laughing. This one
of the CIO says clearly the second time now one of the seat
when she was doing the rundown CDC says the last one that you
didn't hear what CDC says it's okay to get bangs and of course
all women no it's never okay to get banks it's just a fact. Now
Savannah you should get some bangs because we need to get you
out of there she on the block was it just Nora that's on the
block nor
is on the block Savannah I don't know. It's hard to say she's on
the block it just in its this is not in the trades that she's on
the block
when it comes to collusion with between M five M and the
pharmaceutical and medical industries. Robert Kennedy Jr.
posted this fantastic story of and it's titled The day Jake
Tapper sold his soul to Pharma. And this goes back to when here
in recommending a vast new battery, a vast battery of new
vaccines for children, public health regulators had somehow
neglected to calculate the cumulative mercury and aluminum
loads and all the new jabs. And so this is on behalf of the
Children's Defense Network, whatever Kennedy Jr. Thing is,
and so he's writing this huge article for for Rolling Stone,
which tapper actually says tapper spent weeks working on
the story with me a team of enthusiastic ABC reporters and
technicians. During his frequent conversations with me over that
period he was on fire with indignation over the Simpson
wood revelations I had to look that up. He acted like a
journalist hoping to win an Emmy. The day before the piece
was to air an exasperated tapper call me to say ABC corporate
officials ordered him to pull the story. The network's
pharmaceutical advertisers were threatening to cancel their
advertising. Quote, corporate told us to shut it down. Tap
perfumed. tapper told me it was his first time in his career,
the ABC officials had ordered him to kill a story. So instead
ABC. They followed after one week, and they of course aired a
puff piece promoting vaccines assuring listeners and viewers
that the mercury Latins vaccines were safe. And after the peace
aired, he called Jake to complain he never answered. And
of course now if you look at Jake Tapper, his tweets he's
he's really attacking Kennedy Jr. as a liar disinfo agent
tinfoil hat where so just kind of shows you the guy really has
no soul. And he lost it then in there and they co opted him and
he's done. And it's most of his specials and shows of course are
sponsored by Pfizer.
That's pathetic, you know? And the thing is just on the face
value, it could be you we don't know if this story's true, but I
have the two people I'm a lot more susceptible to believing
everything that Kennedy said about tapper than anything
tapper said about Kennedy. Me too. Why is that?
He's a Kennedy
because it was
just don't. I'm gonna drive you home. That's all just everything
else is fine.
Yeah, I know. I got more on the CDC in the COVID thing. Let's go
to this. This clips COVID Attacking CDC.
This week I had a chance to sit down with Jessica melotti
Rivera. She is a senior advisor at the pandemic Prevention
Institute and infectious disease epidemiologist and a science
communicator. Now that's a lot of balls to keep in the air. But
I focused on that last one. What does a science communicator
actually do?
Well, for the last two years of the pandemic, I've been helping
translate a lot of emerging data, the headlines, the trends
that we're seeing in COVID-19 statistics and numbers,
translating it so that it's accessible to wide audiences.
We asked Jessica malati Rivera if she agreed that the CDC
communications with the public have been confusing,
incredibly confusing. In fact, I was very pleased to see that the
American Medical Association officially called them out to
say that they were not only confusing but that they were
problematic and could cause more harm.
So you listen to Well excuse media briefing. Do you think she
made up for this confusion? Do you think she addressed it in an
effective way?
No, unfortunately, I don't. And it's clear that that wasn't
really even the intention of the teleconference. But it went
there with the journalists. I'm glad it went there. But when
pressed on, where is the data? And where's the science to
justify this? I mean, she all but admitted that it's not based
on Omicron data, they said that they don't have that data that
data for omachron. And they won't for weeks, so that they
did decide this decision based on what they had from wild type
and beta and delta, which don't have the same kind of
transmission dynamics, as we are seeing with Omicron. Well, this
is an outrage. They're just making it up.
They're making it up. Yeah, don't
psi. Cheese. I thought that they said they would have that data
in a few weeks. And now it's still a few weeks away.
I don't know. Let's get this part two.
I think a lot of people are scratching their heads wondering
what is going on with the CDC right now. I think.
Understatement of the year. Now,
I think a lot of people wonder why is it still so confusing? Is
that just endemic to this field? Or are there things that they're
just doing wrong?
I think it's a little bit of both. I think the fact that it's
really impossible to eliminate politics from a government
agency. And in a time when we're still recovering from a really
botched response to the pandemic since day one, it's going to
have to remain political, because so many of the decisions
are going to have to affect so many different industries.
Do you think that the CDC is still experiencing political
interference from the current administration?
I do, I think that it's impossible to ignore that,
knowing the timing of when the President had a call with
governors who put pressure on him about the burden, the
economic burdens of 10 day isolations. And even knowing
that there were letters sent from corporations on that
particular burden, as well, we know that the White House was
pressuring that the CDC respond in this way, and that there was
an effort to kind of get that message out fast. So that it
seems you know, streamlined is science and public health, our
political but this politicization of it is where
all of us are feeling a bit uncomfortable. And it's it's
impossible to remove that from what's happening right now.
This really kind of solidifies for me that outside of some
state department, whoever's really pulling the strings and
doing shit and sandy areas and anywhere they can. The rest of
the country kind of just runs on what the media picks up. And how
they manipulate it.
Yeah, I think so. It's just all marketing. And yeah, are lousy
market. Well, it's
horrible marketing. And so now we get into probably the most
anticipated recent memory Supreme Court case, taking place
about the mandates that these are the Joe Biden mandates and
using an agency the Office of Safety and Health to the office,
no Occupational Safety and Health Administration or agency,
I can't remember now. It's probably an AC agents, probably
an agency to implement this and to police it. This is now before
the Supreme Court and most people think it's kind of iffy
as is, but for many American citizens and in green called
green card holders, like they were very surprised to hear how
incredibly under informed our Supreme Court justices are, I
guess, most people don't hear from them. just dumb. Yes. Well,
but
not all but the dumb one, which is the one you're leading to is
what happens really dumb is very arrogant, dumb and arrogant.
Yeah. Well, first, I have a report and I have an arrogance
clip that you didn't hear on the mainstream, with nearly
36 million adults yet to get a single dose of the vaccine.
liberal justices said the dangers of the Coronavirus
well, they make it sound like it's it's hard for people to get
it in that opening doesn't it? It's like ah because you know so
hard. They have yet to get the vaccine wasn't really talking
like anti Vaxxer
with nearly 36 million adults yet to get a single dose of the
vaccine. liberal justices said the dangers of the Coronavirus
justify the unprecedented federal mandates to encourage
vaccinations.
This is a pandemic in which nearly a million people
Whoa, there's a logical inconsistency here. It's hard to
get. I mean, why do you have to mandate it? If you people are
clamoring for it sounds like they're clamoring for it. And so
you have to mandate it. Does that make sense to you?
In the context of your COVID Attack CDC to clip yes Yes, of
course you just tell people what they're supposed to be thinking.
So inconsistent or mind control
dangers of the Coronavirus justify the unprecedented
federal mandates to encourage vaccinations.
This is a pandemic in which nearly a million people have
died. And
what a pandemic that this where this number come from worldwide.
We have 840,000. So you're telling me the rest of the world
is only is a is only 160,000 could be
a pandemic in which nearly a million people have died. And
this is the policy, I think, I think
that's referring to our numbers because it's 800 1000s, nearly a
million, right.
Which is also bullcrap, because it's, we now know that 75 For
coma. So 25 of that deathbed,
already, a million people have died. And this is the policy
that is most geared to stopping all this
in extraordinary arguments amid this surge. And
just I was talking with the Tina about this last night. There's a
difference between I think the Supreme Court, they determine if
something is legal. I don't think there's any other job for
them. And usually, if it's constitutional, that's why
people are there. For her
to be really determined. Yeah. Yeah. Legality in terms of kind
of the constitutionality, which
is talking about a policy, not a law, if this were a law, it
would be an appropriate thing to say maybe I'm confused about the
role of the Supreme Court. I just don't understand what he's
talking about policy, instead of the actual mandate and the
constitutionality of it. That's
all. For me that
doesn't exist. Brock's
an extraordinary arguments amid the surge of the latest omachron
variant Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who is not ill opted to
participate in the arguments.
My beg to differ. Sotomayor who is not ill? Well, she didn't
show up. So this is a little bit of a slam towards her. But it
comes out as Justice Sotomayor who is not ill.
All this and extraordinary arguments amid the surge of the
latest omachron variant Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who was not ill
opted to participate in the arguments remotely as to two
lawyers arguing against the mandates who tested positive.
And for the first time a majority of the justices with
the exception of justice Neil Gorsuch wore masks in the past,
the court has allowed various efforts to mandate vaccines at
the state level. But in these cases, conservative justices
seem skeptical about handing that sweeping power to federal
agencies. This
is something that the federal government has never done before
right,
mandated vaccine coverage. And there
were practical questions to the requirement that some 80 million
private employees get vaccinated or have weekly testing
was the testing alternative viable at the present time. In
light of the stories that we see about the long lines that are
required to be tested.
The justices seem less skeptical of the more targeted mandate
which would require vaccines for more than 17 million healthcare
workers at facilities to get federal Medicaid or Medicare
money
amidst this she talked about there were 100,000 Children in
hospital in the hospital have you got that? Alright, play
this.
Where's so to me are
sudden my yo is a liar
Council those numbers show that omachron is as deadly and causes
as much serious disease in the unvaccinated as delta did the
numbers look at the hospitalization rates that are
going on? We have more affected people in the country today than
we had a year ago in January. We have hospitals that are almost
at full capacity with people is severely ill on ventilators. We
have over 100,000 Children, which we've never had before, in
in serious condition. And many on ventilators. So saying it's a
different variant just underscores the fact that
without the without some workplace rules with respect to
vaccines are encouraging vaccines because this is not a
vaccine mandate. And in requiring masking and requiring
isolation of people who have tested for COVID Because none of
you have addressed that part of the ETS is to say something that
should be self evident to the world but it's not which is if
you're sick, you can't come into work the workplace can't let you
in to the workplace. And you shouldn't go on unmask. Tell me
what's it rational about rules of that nature, when it is the
workplace that puts you into contact with people that will
put you at risk.
Wow. Again, about rationality and nothing about
constitutionality. These people are disqualified from sitting
there. But she is
for sure. And then they, of course, the media, because they
couldn't not
agree for but they had the fact checker, of course,
she was off base on everything.
Here's Kagan, just arguing with an expert. I thought that was
fine. Justice Kagan.
Mr. Fuller was just continuing on that if I understand your
answers to Justice Thomas and Justice Sotomayor, he basically
said a couple of things. He said, Well, we you know, we
understand that 18 to 29 year olds, even though they're not
going to die or wind up with very serious injuries, that they
can spread. You don't you don't doubt that, that those people
spread to other people who might be more vulnerable? You don't
doubt that right.
You no doubt that night. What was she a prosecutor or the
defense lawyer? What the hell was she in her previous life?
That's a good question. I don't remember attacking this. Yeah.
She's not the job. But yeah, that Yeah, but that she's
another one, you know.
That's right. But the problem,
I'm sorry, to cut you off. But whoa. Those people spread to
other people who might be more vulnerable. You don't doubt
that? Right. That's right. But the problem, I'm sorry, to cut
you off. But I just wanted to say that it's like the premise
was she had she she has senator and she's got 5 million. That is
jam all these questions. That's what
it was, you know, what is probably written by the same
people who write the questions for the Senate. That's what's
going on. I don't think she has a brain cell in her in her head
that is working on this problem. What do I ask? Okay, and then to
set the guy up? That's exactly what they do in the Senate for
the sound bite. You don't disagree with that. Right? Well,
I Yes. Okay. Thank
you. That's how I want to hear.
Then the question is, Well, you said, well, the agency itself
says that the danger is to other unvaccinated people, older
people, immunocompromised people, whatever, whatever. And,
and, and you seem to be saying that because it's to other
unvaccinated people kind of they assumed the risk and the
agency's power runs out? Is that what you're saying? Because I
don't know about that kind of doctrine in the OSHA act or
anyplace else and administrative law, that because you can say
that, you know, somebody would prefer not to be regulated, the
agency loses its power.
But that's not that's not quite the point we're making. Because
the two points The first is necessity. So if everyone is
vaccinated, is not in grave danger than a narrower solution
is if they think they have the power to vaccinate to require
the people in great danger to be vaccinated. And there they are
removed from the grave danger and the other individuals are
not affected. So I think that's the key point there. Okay, thank
you.
Shut up and get out of my face. Yeah, this is this is not this
not disgusting law here the discussing feelings. Don't you
feel that's reasonable was
just a matter of time. It we'll see what happens. What do you
think maybe I'm sure Clarence Thomas isn't going to go along
with this program. He's the only stolid and they use that word
which I don't use often. A conservative on the bench.
Well, when did they what are they supposed to come up with?
An answer to this?
I think months. Demo gonna be over.
Meanwhile, in Australia, Northern Territory, they're not
messing around. They know how to do it. Oh, now go through each
of these decisions. This is the Chief Health Minister Chief
Health Minister Michael greener,
finished the lockout.
fully vaccinated continue as they were. For people who are
not vaccinated. Lockdown rules will apply to everyone 16 and
above. If you are not fully Bakst stay home, you are at
greater risk of catching COVID becoming ill and needing
hospital care. You may only leave home for three reasons
medical treatment, including COVID. Testing a vaccination for
essential goods and services like groceries power tokens
medications to provide care and support to a family member or
person who cannot support themselves. You cannot travel
more than 30 kilometers from your home when leaving for one
of the three reasons or the nearest practical destination.
If you need to go to the hospital as more than 30
kilometers from your home. That's okay. There are only
three reasons leave the home now, not five work is not a
reason to leave the home for the unvaccinated. The Chief Health
Officer Officer has also determined that restriction of
movement is critical right now. And that one hour of exercise
for the next four days is not essential. Remember these
restrictions only apply to those who are not fully vaccinated.
Yeah, baby. Australia man it's all this the same Omicron
everywhere. Cena to same but this is crazy did you have you
been following the the tennis guy does name
joke of itch?
Yeah. Is it what's his name? Djokovic. Milkovich Djokovic,
okay, I have a clip that I thought was pretty funny. Almost
second. where's the where's my Joe KOVITCH Yeah, here it is.
This is um, yeah.
This morning. Officials down under are fighting back after
the family of tennis star Novak Djokovic accused the Australian
Government of holding him prisoner Jovovich his father
addressing a large crowd of supporters in his native Serbia,
saying they are keeping the best sportsman in the world in jail.
The 20 time Grand Slam winner, an outspoken critic of vaccine
mandates initially received a medical exemption to Australia's
COVID vaccine regulations so that he could play in the
Australian Open. But when he arrived in the country border
authorities detained him before canceling his visa authority say
he failed to provide appropriate evidence to meet the entry
requirements. He's now being held at this hotel which serves
as an immigration detention center. His supporters seen
protesting outside his mother describes the accommodations as
dirty and terrible.
That's just some small immigration put down as we can
if it's got down at all, with some bugs with with it's so
dirty and the food is so terrible. They are keeping him
as a prisoner. It's just not fair. It's not human.
The Australian Government responding overnight saying Joe
kovich is not a prisoner. Mr. Chocolate
is not being held held captive in Australia, he is free to
leave at any time that he chooses to do so in order force
will actually facilitate that. We treat all people who are in
immigration detention fairly equitably,
but Djokovic is expected to stay at the hotel voluntarily until
his appeal can be heard in court, which is scheduled for
Monday.
equitably nice. It almost feels like a setup like hey, man,
don't you come here so we can prove that we treat everybody
the same? Or as we say equitably?
Yeah, everyone is thrown in the same seedy hotel now that
would be equality, I think because it's equity and he's
much more famous, successful and rich. He gets a shittier hotel
to make. Yes, that's
the way it works. That's right.
So in other sports news, that's my beat. The BBC had an
interesting conversation with the owner of one of the football
club soccer clubs football clubs in the UK and she knows about
vaccinations and and she brings up an interesting little point
here and well the predictable happened well Tokyo
sports with a lot of money although before you say it girl
Port Vale is not one of them. Fortville football club and what
about your players? What do they tell you about their nervousness
about taking anything at all?
Well firstly Can I say that Port Vale is one of the the highest
percentage of vaccinated players in the in our league so it isn't
that there's a big issue with it in that way. But they are
worried because and I think you know when you're looking at
professional as well because they they can see that they are
other sports people that have suffered whether it's through
heart attack or death or what have you. Now it may be that
that's all there is now and it's raised. I don't know. But it is
scaring them and they
were not having a lot of luck with the lions only today but
Dane County
but wait but wait listen, listen to how I listen to where he goes
with it.
It is scaring them and they
were not having a lot of luck with the loans only today but
Dame Tony The question that really is raised by this though
is why in this country now. We seem to be doing rather worse
than in lots of other countries not your sports No, but if you
take football the number of people who've had the job in the
Premier League is in low 80 percents in most other leagues.
It's in the 90s and in the Sarah a 98% Are we actually being a
bit too understanding she would just say if you want to play get
the big bucks you have to have the jab
just go straight from dropping the ladies call who was talking
about death to Hey Get The Shot man Shut up. You're getting the
big bucks. Now to be fair, her phones did her phone was pretty
crappy that connection so clearly in a coincidence
is that almost everybody in the sports commentator business none
of them are discussing these guys dropping dead on the field.
None of them there. They're all doing exactly what that guy did.
I watch ESPN a lot. They're all on board. And to the point where
they they have the same attitude as they get the shot, just get
the shot and shut up, which is like okay, well, whatever. Now
this carries on to kids. We had to play a couple of these clips.
Yes, yes,
I have a setup for a quickie. 17 seconds.
And David, there's been another concerning study from the CDC
data from the first year of the pandemic showing that children
diagnosed with COVID were then two and a half times more likely
to receive a diagnosis of diabetes in the months after
infection. Scientists are not sure why that is.
No, please. Let's well that was a show when I have a show and
then a long one. Here's the short one this COVID kids,
children and teens 12 to 15 continue to receive their Pfizer
boosters. After the CDC gave the shots the green light this week,
I
will get it as soon as I can. And I'm very excited. Sure, very
what excited I'm excited.
Oh, man. There's some. Okay, that's
good. But before you start moaning about the problem, let's
go to unvaccinated kids. Oh, no. Oh no.
You evidence shows that giving COVID-19 vaccines to kids
protects against serious post COVID problems, greatly reducing
the risk of a rare but serious condition. And here's ping long
has more the illness
is Missy which stands for multi system inflammatory syndrome in
children and it often starts with mild infection. The kid may
not even have symptoms, but two to six weeks later, around three
in 10,000. Children get high fevers, and their hearts and
other organs get inflamed. Dr. Adrienne Randolph of Boston
Children's Hospital, a nationwide study UNMISS see
the great great majority of children who were in the
hospital with Miffy were not vaccinated. And none of the
children who are critically ill, who really needed life support
were vaccinated.
The study found that vaccination reduces the risk of Missy by
91%. It's published in the CDC Morbidity and Mortality Weekly.
The risks are highest in kids five to 11. And it tends to
strike black and Latin X children. Ping pong and PR news
at a conversation a second.
Did you catch that girl's name? No. She signed off.
Let me hear it again. New evidence shows what happened.
Oh, here it is. Published in the CDC is Morbidity and Mortality
Weekly. The risks are highest in kids five to 11. And it tends to
strike black and Latin X children. Ping pong. PR news.
Did you say ping pong? Or Ping? Ping pong? No. It's got to be
ping pong. It can't be. You can't be named named kid ping
pong. No, no, no. No, I'm looking
at what's your name? Or names? Ping pong. Oh, that's hilarious.
Let's hire her.
No, I'm not. I'm just I you know what? I just I can't believe
this. No, it's ping. It must be ping long. It can't be ping
pong. Ping pong. Maybe?
She said ping pong. Dong. Ping Wang.
Oh, that's not her. A troll room's got to look it up.
somewhere to get to work. It's something long. That's what it
is.
Good. We too low.
Holy fuq. Oh, that's good. Now, got a boots on the ground
report. Just since we're talking about some of these issues.
There's issues as well. We mentioned maybe two weeks ago,
three weeks ago, the Bristol Myers Squibb had purchased the
company mio cardio, who make medicine or No, I think that's
what they were injecting into kids to stop them from having
myocarditis. Or it's a remedy or it's a treatment for
myocarditis. Well, I producer says I was an employee for mio
cardio, and was part of the acquisition by Bristol Myers
Squibb. My colleagues and I are highly skeptical of this
acquisition as well and couldn't believe you're onto this
information. I managed clinical trials for a living so
understanding the complexity of the industry and how the vaccine
was tested and authorized for use is my career. So after
getting acquired by Bristol Myers Squibb, I was fired for
not being vaccinated Course tells you enough right there,
doesn't it? What more do you need to know? The chelten post
in the UK, which is a newspaper you can get at the gas station.
I've seen it. They brazenly published on their page to the
inside to the cover the the yellow card so basically the UK
version of varicella vaccine adverse event reporting saw this
database and they show their headline. I wish somebody would
send me a copy. Oh, it's in the show notes. Oh, you mean a real
God con real copy? Yeah. Do you know about the MHRA, yellow card
scheme? Have you been vaccinated or know someone who has this
sounds like one of our lawyers in america but it isn't. It
isn't this just news. It's just reporting in the UK. Injuries
1,196,813 deaths UK alone 1645 And I've got all kinds of stuff
in here. There's no long term studies on the effects of COVID
vaccine. Remember, mRNA vaccines have never previously been used
on humans. The phase three Coronavirus COVID-19 vaccine
trials ended into end in 2023. Meaning these vaccines are
experimental. Who's publishing this shit? This is great.
That's because it's illegal for pharmacy or pharma, Big Pharma
to advertise the way they do in the United States. They gave him
the green light in the United States and they took over the
business and now just brainwash the public in England, they can
publish that without it without anyone calling up like they did
with Jake Tapper. Mm hmm. Yeah. And they just go with it. They
can't do anything about it. They just have to have prettier PR
women.
This is so they don't Oh, man, when you nail it, you nail it.
So instead, the UK doesn't have that. So okay, we can't
advertise and you know, it's it's a problem, but at least we
can get the United Kingdom's disinformation unit engaged. And
if you think it wasn't a thing, listen to Ned neat. Nadine
Dorries. She is the UK Secretary of State for Digital Culture,
Media and Sport.
Disinformation, misinformation unit is, is working and we've
done everything past. I know that there have been accusations
as a strong word, but concerns possibly for the opposition
front bench, that the disinformation and
misinformation unit was was no longer in existence. That's not
the case. It's not true. It is there it is working. We did have
a pilot which ran for six months which stopped. But the work from
that pilot now continues with the misinformation and
disinformation unit. And daily, that work takes place daily. And
daily, we work to remove that content online, which is both
harmful and particularly when it comes to COVID-19. And
vaccinations, which is harmful and provides misinformation and
disinformation. Daily. We have those contacts with the online
providers and the work is ongoing.
No, perfect. Just did the government just take shit down
goes after you it pulls it away. And I'm sure they're doing it to
the press too.
Yeah, well, it unlike what we do, which is let the pharma
companies boss everyone around from the from the ground up. The
Brits have to take the bribes from the government has to be
bribed by the pharma company. Yeah, to be the way they are. So
it's different system.
We we hear now from the judge presiding over the FTAs
requested information why I'm sorry, so Pfizer's COVID-19
data, which Pfizer said we can deliver 500 pages a month, so
we'll have everything to you by was it 75 years? Was that what
they said? Some crazy number like that? 2073. All right, so
the only seven years the judge says Now you can do it at 55,000
pages a month, which is funny because you know what's going to
happen just just going to be 55,000 pages and boxes and
trucks rolling up in front of whoever's Porsche marks are
supposed to look at this. And I'll just tie him up even longer
forever. Possibly. Yeah, that's how that works.
And old trick the how they got that trick from Silicon Valley?
Oh, do tell. Yes. Well, they that's what Intel used to do.
Every time they were asked for some documents to prove one
thing or another when they were always was Intel and AMD were
suing each other back and forth. And so they would provide just
so much stuff. It was just swamp them. And very common trick.
Dutch Government withholding excess mortality data people
getting upset about that scientists are now criticizing
the government's continued failure to release the data for
an independent investigation. Wonder why, but here's the duty
I got from boots on the ground. One of our one of our producers.
This is about the hospital system. One Pass along a note
about little COVID Hip Hop hypocrisy, I think is deeper
than that. This week, we were contacted by my daughter's
daycare to inform us that she had a COVID exposure and that
she should get tested. The next morning she was coming down sick
with the Cuf so we tested her and sure enough, the home test
came back positive since my wife works with very sick patients at
the Regional Medical Center. She called her employer at the
hospital to ask If she should test and stay home, her boss
told her they have an unofficial Don't Ask Don't Tell policy.
They instructed her not to get a test because if it came back
positive, they couldn't let her go to work. But if she wasn't
too sick she just needed to come into work anyway. He Don't Ask
Don't Tell. Like it. Isn't that some kind of
short they got to do the No kidding. No put a mask on and
hope for the best.
Well, then we go to our probably our final topic. Test to stay.
This is the new thing. Get everybody on it. And some people
are still wildly in the mass formation sadly right here in
Texas.
at Cypress Falls High School teacher accused of putting her
13 year old son inside her car trunk has bonded out of jail.
Sara beam is charged with child endangerment. We're told she was
at a drive through COVID 19 testing site in northeast Harris
County when a worker found a 13 year old and notified police
beam allegedly said her son tested positive for COVID and
she did not want to be exposed beam is now out on a $1,500 bond
cipher. ISD says beam has been placed on administrative leave.
Love to see a good woman so here's Oh,
well she looks like one of those woke teachers. Like one of the
ones coming out saying I'm a lesbian letting the whole class
of eight year olds know. Oh yeah, that's, that's that's
exactly that face cute, by the way. But so there's a full story
is her kid had COVID and she needed she was testing herself.
But she didn't want to get it from the kid. And so she threw
the kid in the trunk and she posted the drive to rupture the
kids like
they shouldn't have let her bond out of jail as far as I'm
concerned. I agree My goodness. On this on the teacher front.
Before we do I don't want to leave Omicron yet.
Oh no, I'll come but I'm just doing I'm just doing the test.
I'm still in testing. I'm a public. This is one of our
producers public school teacher in central California. Although
Gmail just attempted to type Texas for me when I was writing
California. I don't know what that's about. Friday. We're told
by the administration distribute boxes rapid antigen tests out to
the students that every student needs to have one to take home.
Talk about some money there, huh? Apparently this is
occurring with all School District Board
pencils that can take teachers had to buy their own supplies,
but this is okay.
Such a good point. Apparently this is occurring with all the
school districts across the state. As we know the tests are
not cheap. And it'd be interesting to know whether this
is part of the current shortage. I have about 80 students that I
teach on any given day about 60 show up. The same is true of
staff we have about 50 staff and on any given day they're eight
to 10 out with no substitutes. The system is collapsing before
my eyes and everyone is so burnt out. It is refreshing to be in
person I hated distance learning. I love seeing my
students every day encouraging them to grow their passions I
absolutely despise the fear we are placing into these kids. I'm
homeschooling my own children if that's any indication of my
faith in public schooling. There are excellent teachers in public
schools I hope I'm one of them but they are not the norm. So it
is collapsing. So we'll have but the teachers they won't go along
with it Don't Ask Don't Tell like
they'll back batter baby.
Walgreens speaking of the test profits off the off the hook.
Because of the COVID tests which are selling there's a secondary
market and I think they're setting this up for Bill Gates
man I'm still hoping when you see the headlines late
to the game already Yeah, but
look at this one. This is this man. If this gets he maybe he's
waiting for the right moment if this one catches okay, I get
some here seven eight moment is 70 long. Listen, no, no no 78%
of passage on those passengers on a single flight from Italy to
India tested positive for COVID 19. That's 125 passengers yet
all passengers flying to India have to have a negative PCR test
within 72 hours of travel. So now they're saying well, you
know, PCR is we used to say it was the gold standard, but I
think we need different kinds of tests now because these are
clearly failing. It seems highly unlikely that 125 People got
past the testing requirement to get on the plane.
Agree without some
without some kind of bull crap thing going and going on there.
Bull craps the word alright Omicron Okay, got to this local
clips in Washington. Show you what going on with the local
news always covered outside of the Bay Area and Austin is
Omicron and kids in Washington.
It certainly can put kids in the hospital they certainly died,
where our hospital right now has had record numbers of kids for
an oxygen with COVID.
From coast to coast. There are record numbers of COVID cases in
Los Angeles County nearly 44,000 cases on Friday. Nationwide
hospitalizations are nearing an all time high. With 130,000
People in hospital beds with COVID. And officials from Oregon
to New Hampshire calling for help from the National Guard.
Oh my goodness, what is this little little Australia?
Know, what did I looked into that report? That's actually a
feed from ABC News. This is ABC to the ABC affiliate Kol. And
that's what they're feeding them and they're playing this to the
locals up there. Sounds like all hell's breaking loose, is it?
No. Okay, so Omicron in Washington, I think this is a
local report.
That state reports more than 10,000 people have now died in
our states since the pandemic began. The number of daily
infections has set records three days in a row. Fire Department
of Health reported more than 17,000 new cases in just the
last 24 hours, while the strain on hospitals is also being
felted COVID-19 testing sites, with demand soaring more than a
week into the new year and for some at home tests have really
been tough to find. Come with Steve McCarran explains the
reason behind the surge, and what state health leaders are
saying about the struggle to book and find those tests to
Kate
Brown several days but she finally scored an appointment at
the last minute for COVID-19 tests at this site in
Bellevue. This search has been crazy. And I think that's
because of holidays and travel, a surge in
demand also fueled by new requirements to get kids back
into their classrooms and the rapid spread of the omachron
variants. Here they're seeing upwards of about 3000 patients
per day nearly double the normal amount. And as of this week,
they're all now done by appointment only
right now this is what we have to do so that we can make sure
that we're processing people's test correctly and that our lab
doesn't get overrun
student leaders admit they know it's been a struggle for a lot
of people to find appointments and at home tests how long the
increased demand will last remains unclear if you
feel you're at risk because you have COVID-19 And you can't get
a test there are activities that you should shun away from
friends of ours
by the way before we say that that report included a couple of
very weird grammatical usages okay at the end that guy says or
activities you should shun away from it that shy away from not
shun should have been shy away from or shun just rain shine.
The other one is says we hope that the lab doesn't get over
run the word she wanted was overwhelmed, overrun a bunch of
rats coming in and who knows what that means?
Yeah, well that's your ABC news for you.
Well, this is Washington to I guess it's hard to get good good
talent. That's what it takes.
What was it gonna say about this? There's something oh,
about the testing. Yeah, bullcrap. A friends of ours have
a corporate testing company and they go to your event and they
and they test everybody they're all all events for the next two
weeks are being canceled because all Macron
was probably gonna put a crimp in their business Oh yeah. But
still they're making money hand over fist so who cares but
my point is that the the the corporations who have a perfect
everything set up they can test everybody you're being
encouraged to test but No, me oh my crown me King King me me.
With J when she had J had the the over cron and she had she
made an appointment to get tested at Kaiser was just the
next day she the way today she got tested and that was that
wasn't a big deal. There's still these lines at these stand
standalone pop up. I guess you could call them pop up testing
centers. Yeah. Lions are a mile long and one is when another one
over here. There's lies short people should
Yeah, well, it's the even that's not working school systems was
Washington Post WAPA WAPA. school systems around the world
debate new closures as Omicron spreads. And then Cyprus or
they've got something new. There's a new variant. And I'm
kicking myself, the French variant. How obvious was was the
name for the French variant in hindsight. Oh micron. was such
an obvious one. Yeah, but the new variant from Cyprus is a
combination of Omicron and delta known as delta cron, Delta cron,
Delta cron, that now that sounds like like Skeletor, you know
someone is gonna come and kill you, Delta cron like that. Ah,
so Florida is in an interesting situation, which is not being
recognized with omachron.
There's a disturbing number out tonight one study says up to 80%
of Floridians will have caught COVID-19 By the time this
omachron Wave is over.
And I presume then there'll be declared healthy and full herd
immunity. Do we talk about herd immunity ever? at all ever
again?
No, no. do still need to be Bakst to have better immunity.
Yes. Stampede immunity.
I was talking to a healthcare worker on on Friday, and talking
about the Food and Drug Administration and really the
Biden administration, rationing, a monoclonal antibodies, and in
certain cities may be states such as New York, the what
they're saying is, and we've, we've been tracking this for
maybe two months, even we've had the phone calls of people
calling up. And the administration has mandated that
these drugs, these life saving treatments are prioritized
amongst black and brown people, because they are
disproportionately affected by COVID. And so this came up and I
was like, No, that's bullshit. That's racist. And the nurse
said, Well, let me say something. It is true that
people with more melanin in their skin have less vitamin D.
Certainly if they're not outside at all. And the simple way to
make it equitable for everybody would to make sure that those
people get extra vitamin D then it will then everyone's levels
are at the same and then you have an equal playing field.
That's all it would take. I think she's right. Makes sense.
And we've been talking about you and I offline about about the
reason why we have not yet contracted Alpha Delta Omicron
Delta cron or flu Rona
Denton, do
you wish to elaborate because you're the one doing what you're
doing people you're doing the study we've had my Corona
already is not funny. Oh, he did? How my Corona we had at
least five versions about
my Corona right
five version ah,
that just wasting my time? I go on.
No, it's your your ball. But what's your sink? God damn it.
How many times do I have to lob it up for the John?
What do you cut it at me for?
Because for the last minute I'm saying you have you've been
doing research you have looked at something you have determined
couple things about why we're not sick. This is our entire
vitamin D that's
that simple.
No zinc. You're not even doing it right. I
think the I know this is the stage we're supposed to do.
I don't you fail you failed. I had it all set.
One No. Normally you fail on the bid you
what we're looking at what we're investigating, there is one
commonality between John Adam and the keeper all who have and
the keeper has more exposure to to COVID than anybody but she
would bring it home and and COVID me all up I'm sure. Yeah,
you you've been COVID and and what we've concluded is there's
one thing all three of us take and that
same a D No CC guy. Yeah, for sure.
Well, did you want to remind everybody how zinc works? Or do
I have to wait where are you on this email thread? This is Dr.
Link
is the link go right I send you the thing about the link go this
is the link go who's the guy you know this is kind of is one of
these fringe guys, but he everything he's ever done.
I don't think he's fringe at all. He was the first guy to say
hydroxychloroquine ivermectin, he was not Yeah, he
was early on the right. So he come up with his latest which is
quercetin which I guess you've been taken just as a supplement
for a jacket I've never taken it. But zinc is a major and you
see all you know that little blister pack from whatever it is
a Virto. But in the US in India, it includes doxycycline, a
ivermectin and above all zinc. And zinc, according to him is a
and this makes nothing but sense to me. I'm getting my material
back. Sorry. Because if anyone remembers the Common Core cola
some of the cures for it which is a Coronavirus, cold. It was
zinc, they had zinc swabs. There was zinc nose spray. There's all
these zinc things. It doesn't work it but it does work. I used
to use it when I do a decade two decades ago and I actually got
used to get calls all the time. And so zinc makes some sense
with somehow getting zinc to attack Coronavirus. So is the
link go and his latest piece which I'm sure is linked in the
show notes. Or should be of course, he claims he makes the
claim that zinc just caught taking zinc, it is about seven
or eight versions of zinc, you can take supplements, which I
know that for years I was short on on zinc because one of the
things that you can tell if you have these little clouds on your
fingernails, these little white clouds that ensure that that's a
zinc shortage. It's fairly well known medicalising. Sure you
take some supplements that goes away I've never have. I used to
have a lot when I was a kid, I don't have anymore. So but he
claims that the unique quercetin and vitamin D. I'm not I'm
sorry, not vitamin D, quercetin and vitamin C, which is one of
the oh god did vitamin C's no good. You don't even mention it,
you'll get banned from Twitter.
Yeah, your medical license will be taken away.
Of course, it's an IV, vitamin C enables zinc, to have more
abilities to get into, through certain situations, cell
membranes and other they were they were the COVID might reside
to attack the COVID. Zinc just kills it like, like
the analogies, the Lengow uses zinc as the bullet. But the
problem is it can't get in by itself. And I think in from this
article, I'm reading that he likes different things. I think
he says quercetin is effective vitamin D is effective vitamin
C's effective, take them all. And he says zinc as the bullet
kills the virus, the only problem is the bullet doesn't
get to the place where it needs to go. Zinc on its own cannot
get into the cell you need. You have a bullet without guns. And
then he says turns out a class of medication called zinc ion
ion afores. They open up a channel or a door which allows
zinc to go in from the outside the cell to the inside the cell
and wasn't that the same with ivermectin. It early on, it was
also it had to be taken in in combination with zinc.
I don't know that. But that kind of guy. I know that that Verto
stuff is has it a little kit has it all. And it's got tons of
zinc out. So zinc is something as we all take zinc. That's the
only commonality she takes between Tina, you and me. And
that's Yeah, that's true. That's even. Yeah, we all take zinc and
vitamin D, I still think is the real key to this, but seems to
have some effect.
Well, we all stand on the shoulders of decades of science,
John.
Yeah, weekend's worth of reading weird, weird stuff by doctors.
Alenko.
Well, here's one Dr. Lewis Benito is Italian. I got to put
in a check with Willow because this he is billed as a very
serious mainstream guy and that he all of a sudden is coming out
on bitch shoot, which is always a little questionable. Yeah,
bitchu. There's your way.
This guy claims that 96% of all of his patients who claim to be
vaccinated when they're in his office, even after hours when no
one else is there, and he asked them to turn off their their
smartphone, when he turns on his phone and looks for Bluetooth to
connect to. He says he's always presented with an extra item
there that shows a MAC address. The implication being that
somehow these vaccinated people are are broadcasting Bluetooth,
which technically is very iffy, for sure. But I did need to put
it out there because I stood next to my sister in law this
morning without her knowing it before she left for the airport.
And like let me just see if there's anything that shows up
on the Bluetooth, which surprisingly did not maybe she's
one of the 4% of the exceptions. So you should try that at home
people with your family.
Now, yeah, but just well that assuming you connect with the
phone, which is that does mean you can get to the file system.
No, no, but the idea is that there's no no not or phone. This
what this doctor is suggesting is that the vaccination itself
in your body is generating a signal that you can pair with.
Oh, yeah. And it shows a MAC address.
Did you pair with yours?
Don't even go there. She didn't show up on my list of available
devices to connect to so I'm not even sure it's my sister in law
now. She wasn't showing up on my devices. You got to question it
Amen. Listen even this is even a bit far from me.
Yeah, I can see that.
I should have brought it I went to I did the Joe Rogan put the
show out yesterday. That was very surprising. I didn't think
it would be that quick.
Yeah, I was doing clips I didn't get around to it I listened to
the beginning and then I get to get back to work
now that's cool. I I promoted to no agenda twice. I mentioned you
by name.
Jim good things to say
No, I said no agenda show with with the with the only co hosts
I could ever imagine Jhansi Dvorak, just to make sure you
heard like
they hear somebody give me a clip.
I said that I said, I said that said that. So what I did, let me
just tell you a little bit of the story because people are
saying, Hey, man, you didn't ask drove
the class, John. Oh, yeah. What was the question again? It was
you're supposed to ask about Osterholm.
Yes. So I walk in. I'm talking to his his lovely nurse who was
doing the test. She's there every single time so I didn't
even get the antibody test. This time I for whatever I know is
bullcrap. Okay, test me. Joe comes in. Right off the bat.
Hey, man. Hey, man. My talent Booker is really freaked out
because you guys said he's a government agent. Yeah. And I
said, Well, here's the context. Joe. He I think he's in
Colorado. Now he's in Arizona. Ah, that lets him off the hook.
But I was curious about Osterholm who booked him? And
Joseph I did. I was looking for an expert. He had just written a
book. He's the guy I research and and that's how he got in.
And to me that was story to me. That was also a very clear
message. Don't fuck with my people don't bring that up on
the show. He know he knows exactly what we were discussing.
And then throughout the show itself, he kept riffing on
influencers in his on his show. Are you an influencer? Adam
curry? Are you a federal agent? So he did do that a couple
times. So that's it. So he booked him so it doesn't get us
much further other than there's no infiltration from the booking
side? And I doubt there is there people get
swear there's plenty
Oh, I'm sure I'm sure. I did get I did get it you know. If you
have a chance to look at some of it maybe later on because I felt
really comfortable this time with Joe. I didn't even mention
you know, hey, I have Tourette so when you see me do all this
crazy shit. Just so you know. So it doesn't distract it didn't
mention that. And then as I watched back yesterday, I'm
like, holy crap, I'm ticking like a mofo is horrible. It's
really the worst it's ever been in my opinion. Here's one of the
comments from the YouTube. Adam curry looks like he's being fed
information that twitchy does I'm swear I could watch that man
all day long. But then I got this. My name is Tyler honestly
only learn to view from watching Joe Rogan's podcast I've seen
every episode you've been on but one strikes me personally. This
is the previous one where you talked about having Tourette's
it hit home movie. I also have Tourette's and have had to hide
it my whole life. You gave me the confidence to not give an F
what anyone else thinks just go with my tics as they come. It
took me 34 years to get to this point to even talk about it with
my closest friends. Just want to thank you. I'm in tears as I
typing this but happy tears. Hey, saved another Tourette
sufferer.
Well, you haven't saved Skype yet.
I don't know, ma'am. I've kind of let it go. Good. I don't have
don't have much. But this is one thing we should probably should
do before we take a break. And that's Kazakhstan. Since there's
a lot new information is coming to light.
Yeah, a couple clips hit it. No, can't hit it. You got the
button. Kazakhstan part one.
First, a word on why Kazakhstan matters to the US Senator Ben
Cardin, who chairs the US commission on Security and
Cooperation in Europe puts it this way. It does
bridge between Russia and China, Asia and Europe. It really is
one of the key locations. It is a country that's rich and
resources. It's a country that has a critical location from a
security point of view from a counterterrorism point of view,
US companies are heavily invested in Kazakhstan's energy
sector. And the US all the country is relatively stable,
though not a Democratic partner. Cardin, who was speaking via
Skype says he was disappointed to see Kazakhstan's President
invite in troops from the collection. Security Treaty
Organization, a group of ex Soviet states led by Russia.
When Russia sends troops they rarely remove those troops. And
it's not what the Kazakhs needs what the people need in that
country. The
latest turmoil started with protests over gas prices and
corruption. But some major cities also saw mobs taking over
government buildings. And experts point to another layer
of conflict, an attempt by the country's president custom Jomar
tokayev, to sideline other government elites linked to
Kazakhstan's longtime ruler, Nursultan Nazarbayev. And in
that complex picture, the US has little leverage, according to
Mr. Ashford of the Atlantic,
even if we wanted to intervene, even if there was a clear side
upon which we thought we could intervene, which I don't think
there is we just don't have that much leverage in Kazakhstan. We
have limited ties in the country, and they're almost all
commercial in the energy sector.
Ah, it is so much like Ukraine, or two,
and Blinken is reluctant to conflate the situation in
Kazakhstan, with Ukraine where Russia has seize territory and
is threatening to take more. Having said that,
I think one lesson in recent history is that once Russians
are in your house, it's sometimes very difficult to get
them to
leave. Regional experts say if Kazakhstan's president is able
to reinforce his political power in the midst of this crisis. He
will be indebted to Moscow. That's kind of rude. Well,
generalization of the Russians,
the Russians responded to it. The foreign ministry
Yeah, yeah. Uh huh.
Quote, if Anthony Blinken loves history lessons so much, then he
should take the following into account when Americans are in
your house. It can be difficult to stay alive and not be robbed
or raped.
fighting words right there. Yeah. Yeah, the the the players
in this is yeah. Let's see we got a couple banks. US Embassy
warned all of this happening. December 16. We have Joe Biden.
Again, just just like with with Ukraine, there's pictures of him
hanging out with all these people who are operating behind
the scenes.
I know Biden and his family are in Hunter Hunter work as a go
between they're all neck deep in this caustic some sort of
corruption. That's why the Russian sent troops and
here's the well, there's more reasons than that. I have a
couple. This is from the son, Hunter Biden worked his go
between for kazik oligarch with links to Prince Andrew, who
called ex VP son, my brother. So that's all you need to know who
knows about the rest of the article. But yeah, the Biden
family, the Biden crime family is all over it again and listen
to some of the other things going on in Kazakhstan. After
China shut down Bitcoin mining, all those not all but a lot of
mining moved to Kazakhstan. And the Bitcoin mining drops, the
hash hash rate drop more than 10% overnight because of this, I
think coup that is taking place this Russian this color
revolution, but also the main Russian Space Center is in
Kazakhstan. And
not to mention forgot about that. Yeah, their lunch their
most of their lunches yesterday to the space station, all from
Kazakhstan. They had a big, big facility. There was the same
thing with the relationship with Ukraine. I mean, they make those
big giant airplanes, but you know, a lot of them are
manufactured in Ukraine.
Yeah, all part of the Russian industrial military industrial
complex. In Kazakhstan also holds about 12% of the world's
uranium.
You know, that I did not know in hindsight.
You know, when when Obama administration sold the rights
to most of the US uranium through the uranium one deal was
signed off from Hillary Clinton. Looking at climate change now
how the EU is saying, oh, you know, hey, natural gas and
nuclear is, is now green investment. It's like these,
these these, these fuckers knew this all along. Oh, it's gonna
be nuclear. Don't worry about it.
Yeah, Germans,
just another one of those things. And then, of course, the
the US and Russia is in talks this weekend. So let's hear
about that. Oh, I had a clip. I mean, it might be the same. I
have the CBS clip. Oh, I don't know what.
Let's see. There's news tonight. About officials meeting with
Russia next week and its military buildup near Ukraine.
That's right ahead of those talks as senior US officials
said today that although some of the Russian demands are non
starters, like for example, no new countries be admitted to
NATO, there are three key places where they think the US and
Moscow might be able to do some negotiation. The first of those
involves offensive missile systems in Ukraine. Russia has
said American or NATO placement of those types of weapons
systems in that country would be an act of aggression. But the
White House said today, it has no interest in doing that. The
second involves medium range missiles in Europe. Now Russia
and the US weren't until very recently in a treaty that banned
both sides from having them and the US said it's willing to try
to revive some sort of deal. The third is military exercises. The
US says if Russia agreed to do the same, it would be willing to
freeze sending ground forces or bombers on maneuver near each
other's territory. Of course, the White House reiterated today
that the number of US troops in Europe is not up for
negotiation.
Not to wonder what what Russia is going to do in retaliation
for this? No.
This is the NPR report on this.
The Biden administration is willing to discuss with Russia
placing restrictions on weapons systems and military exercises,
and Paris Franco Ordonez reports high stakes security talks kick
off next week.
US officials are heading to Geneva where they hope to reach
an agreement that would prevent Russia from invading Ukraine. A
senior Administration official dismiss reports that the United
States was willing to discuss troop deployments, but said
there are concerns Russia has that can be addressed as long as
any moves are reciprocal. For example, Biden officials say
they're willing to discuss putting restrictions on us
weapon systems in Ukraine. The United States in coordination
with allies is also willing to discuss restrictions on the size
and scope of military exercises conducted with NATO Allies near
the borders of Russia. US officials say Russia would have
to agree to the same kind of commitments. Ah,
don't do that. I think a good old fashioned grid takedown, you
know, portion of the grid would be fine to blame it on Russia.
Maybe that's the what the Russians say. You know, it's the
raping and robbing. Yeah, it's too funny. All right. Well, I
would sums up this is the course not being covered by the
mainstream whether you have a CBS report, so it's covered a
little bit, but it's generally not going to be discussed much
people don't people can't even spell Kazakhstan. I can't. K
ZAKH sta N It's a very weird one. The H and the K are
reversed. Yeah, Kazakhstan. Final ABC report because they
are covering this but only the good bits.
Tonight, the order from Kazakhstan's president to shoot
to kill protesters without real anti government demonstrations
sparked by a massive hike in gas prices are now focused on
political change. Today, more Russian troops arriving a few
1000 believed to be mobilized after a plea from the
beleaguered president. The authoritarians regime using live
fire, as have some protesters, at least 25 demonstrators and 18
security personnel killed although the real number is
likely higher.
My done anybody
protest is setting them ablaze. The presidential residence also
attacked Where's Victoria Nuland? Oh, she'll
pop up who's burned.
This is already. The scale
of the damage speaks to the ferocity of the clashes, and the
anger of so many who've lived under dictatorship for three
decades.
In panel with us live tonight from London and tonight
Secretary of State Blinken now warning the Kazakhstan
government about asking for Russian help.
Yeah, that's right. Powell positioning himself ahead of
talks with Russia of Ukraine next week. But essentially
Secretary of State Blinken saying to Kazakhstan if you're
asked to credit him for help, asking the Russians into your
house is hard. But getting to leave is even harder. There they
are.
The Kagan's are coming. When will they surface?
Same old group? Yeah. Cause in trouble.
It's sad, man. Why do they have to go and do this? They just
want war with Russia no matter what. Or something or they want
to
miss something. I don't think they went to an exchange of
warheads. Now they've been I mean, they could be hanging out
their offices in Washington DC and the place would be leveled
by to a couple of couple of big bomb now that's
old fashioned American. I don't think kinetic war like that's
going to happen. But this should be some stuff going on. Should
be happening. We're
still effective.
Yet Well, clearly. We're effective. We've done well.
Let's see what See if they can complete the complete the
mission is not they have to install the new government
that's that's the the final phase that's the result of the
Russian troops there. It's gonna be a lot different than Ukraine
right
so now that the Russians were caught flat footed big time.
Yeah,
this is not gonna happen. So do you think
that maybe we're now sneaking some anti aircraft missile
ballistic shit into Ukraine? Or Russia is not looking?
No, they're they're they're watching everything we do.
Right Well, I think the disruption of the Chinese Belt
and Road through Russia there Kazakhstan is exactly what the
build back better plan calls for. And that's what our
president said it was was to combat the Belton road. Yeah. So
Good job everybody.
His skin whatever money well,
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that, I'd like to thank you for your courage to in the morning
to you the man who put the C in the claims on social media.
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In the morning, Mr. Adam curry noble mission is to go out
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to thank the artist who brought us the artwork for episode 1414.
We titled that the Cuf croup and after much deliberation. How
come that didn't hit? Well, that's weird.
Ah, that's interesting. But
I hit the 1414 link and it didn't it didn't bring up the it
didn't bring up the show notes from the last show. That's
weird. Okay, I'll do it this way. Theater is very It's very
weird, man. I'm very sorry. The credit goes to that town to
kneel. And let's discuss this beautiful piece as this was the
French variant of the COVID the corona COVID Vera virus.
Guess it was simple croissant in the middle of the page.
The croissant did have a slight poop emoji factor to it, which I
kind of liked. You didn't get you didn't think it had a little
bit of a poop emoji thing to it?
No, not really. It needs two eyeballs.
It had the French flag stuck in there like a tasty little
morsel. And it was a worthy winner of the pic for album art
fun to see some new people on Twitter saying hey man, this new
art is better than the last one. I say you know you should stick
around. We'll have another no but they think it's like we're
just changing it once every two years. Like maybe you should
check it on Thursday on Sunday and on Thursday again.
Oh so new artists to okay like the artists toast came in with a
who somehow missed the point and he did a no agenda CDC remember
there? Yes CDC something so they can be I know it was going
through his head. What was what was that again? I don't get it.
He didn't remember curriculum. or consulting Ah, so he put
center for divorce tech and curry.
Yeah, that was too bad because the idea was right that's that's
the idea was there for sure.
I got a I got a kick out of that personally. Yeah, everything
else there's also another piece of capitalist agenda had a
spooky skull with some horrible looking image with these teeth.
And I should remind all the artists that if something's
disgusting Oh, it's never going to be picked because it would
associate with the show as disgusting. So you see
disgusting art you associate with the show? You think the
show is disgusting. So anything that's gruesome, disgusting,
bloody, or just anything along those lines is never going to be
picked. So take a look at your art and say does this grossed me
out? And if it does, don't submit
dare No. Neil did the CDC curry Devorah consulting properly?
Yeah,
I watched you Why did we know you? Didn't? We both suggested
it. You didn't choose it. Tell everybody what I hated because
that's what you like to do. You can't remember
I can't remember what you hate it usually don't hate that much.
Ah.
Alright, then. What else did we see the Australian Australian
tennis ball? No, no, here's what you liked. Parker Polly's never
forget, which was a nice piece with the silhouettes in front of
the Capitol neatly behind the velvet rope with the red selfie
sticks. We both kind of like that, but
it didn't. That was your pay. You liked that piece.
God You're so full of it that you know, I'm just going to
record these because you're just lying. No, no, yes. This is what
you want. And I said no. The selfie sticks are too small. You
can't see it. I remember
was an interesting piece. I thought it was too stylized. In
other words, it was not easy especially wasn't small sizes.
Just a bunch of red squares flying around the air. No, there
was really nothing else to be honest about it besides the
croissant because to again be further honest about the
croissant. I think it won by default.
I agree it and because it had a pop to it because of the white
backdrop or not a suggestion doesn't mean you're gonna get
picked. But I think you're right. It was simple. It was
there. It made a lot of sense.
The It was cute. It was well done.
Yeah. Anything else? No agendas, people
it was it was this election was mediocre.
And there you have it artists thanks for your mediocre
submission. We truly appreciate all the work that you put in as
a part of
his weight. The artists have can only work with what material we
get give them we get the show except for what's our few items.
Those are career consulting thing. It now. The show is
default.
It's our it's our fault. It's our fault. For that very reason.
You only saw probably about three or four images fly by if
you're using a podcasting protecting, extending and
enhancing app which you can find a new podcast apps calm you'll
see all that art fly by as part of our cloud chapters. And thank
you again Taunton, Neil, no agenda generator calm you too
can be ridiculed. For years hit for your otherwise valuable
talent. We will tell you exactly what's wrong with it and help
make you a better artist.
Yeah, yeah, exactly, at least and is without the kind of abuse
you'd get from an art director. Oh, no,
it's it'd be a hell of a lot more honest and more useful. Now
let's thank our executive and Associate Executive producers
for episode 1415. We go straight to Yokosuka, Japan. For our top
supporter today, Vance, co ta with $1,024. And he starts out
by saying in the morning I started listening to summer
after seeing Adam on the Joe Rogan experience. I no longer
have time for JRE only Leo and Steve and YouTube. Please de
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I'll do that in a moment then. Sir mainframe, okay. The first
two months I listened. I would switch away when Adam says and
thank you for your courage. It took two months to realize I was
only hearing Oh, the donation segment. Oh, okay. It took two
months to realize I was only hearing half the show. That's
when I had to drop JRE
a computer. You know, I've read This note, I have no idea what
he's talking about, okay?
That he first heard about the show from Joe Rogan, and that he
had used to have time for Joe Rogan. And then he started
listening to no agenda. And once he figured out that the donation
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Oh, it was good. A bit of clear air.
A computer tech in the Navy on the 89 zd TV was my favorite
thing in the 90s probably where I first saw you as a computer
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Let's get it cool. Uh, before I read Ella, compass, techies,
Bristol, Rhode Island donation I want to read. It's nothing to
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or CA. And, and I was kind of perplexed about this note when
it came or when this check came in, because I know I saw a note
or something but there was no note he had sent in and he
thought it was hilarious. He sent in, instead of a war and
peace note. He sent in a copy of war and peace. A hardbound
edition of war and peace. So that's, yeah, you could break a
foot with that thing. It's like 15 1600 pages.
It's the the hardcover the bound book. Yeah, the big one.
That's cool. I like it. Yeah, he says I and he's surmises, I know
why you didn't mention it is because you don't want people
everyone's sending you a copy of this book. And I think that says
unlikely. So we like that. But if you send me a copy the book
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There. I've got all I want. Anyway, onward with Ella coppice
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Question. Why is that John doesn't participate in the Jr.
He interviews. Love is that what what is one real good reason?
Love is lit mac and cheese. We got ants jingle please. Yeah.
Adam is in Austin, Texas. I'm in California. I have not flown or
I don't intend to fly or do anything of that nature until
this COVID thing is over. Alright, and well, actually, I
had been invited once, but it was in 2011.
Yeah, I mean, no. Yeah, I would say the number one reason is
because this is just one invitation. If you invited John,
I would personally go get John and drag him here. You would be
flying if you got the invitation.
Yes, but again, I would know the real reason is there have been
invited boom there you have it.
Now you had been invited in 2010 or 11 You said
Yeah, I was it was like Yeah, yeah, it's true, but but I've
been long since forgotten. I got
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Our formula is this. We go out we hit people in the mouth
got some January 6 stuff we should do some January 6 stuff.
Because we had the big the big commemoration the remember just
like 911 just like um, what are we drinking today?
A club soda again, huh? Yeah. Okay. It's good. Yeah.
Do you have anything on January 6? Yeah, I have a couple of
things here if you
get some January 6 stuff. Okay. Let's talk about January sees
there was trying to well, let's listen to Kamla Harris. Oh,
right. Started off. Okay. She puts it in context. Fellow
Americans. Good morning. Good morning. Certainly what is
how exciting in the morning is what we typically say my vice
president fellow Americans
Good morning. Come on it certain dates echo throughout his
Straight September 3, including dates that instantly for mine,
all who have lived through them, where they were and what they
were doing when our democracy came under assault dates that
occupy not only a place on our calendars, but a place in our
collective memory, December 7 1941, September 11 2001, and
January 6 2021. Ah, there it is. On that day, I was not only Vice
President Elect, I was also a United States Senator. And I was
here at the capitol that morning at a classified hearing with
fellow members of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Well,
wait a minute.
Wait, I thought she was at the DNC getting firebombed.
She was in the Intelligence Committee. And it says to me,
the Intelligence Committee didn't know what the hell was
going on, it wouldn't have had it. They didn't have any
intelligence of intelligence is this? Well, let's
recognize what the Vice President is doing here is the
equivalent of casting a spell. She's using neuro linguistic
programming and using imagery and reminding you to remind
yourself where you were on those horrific dates to which you then
think, when it was on January 6, and it's trying to build a
narrative inside the
popular were you on January 6, I think, was I doing this damn
show? You don't even remember. The point is, is there's two
days I can kind of remember that bit work working on me. One was
on 911. I was in bed and Mimi woke me up say, look what's
going on. And the other one was when Kennedy got assassinated,
and she never mentions that I guess that's not part of it.
Because you know, CIA did it. So don't get put that into the
narrative. She should. She's reading from the CIA script.
Yeah, she could have put a
couple more in there.
In fact, descript may have been written during that intelligence
briefing. And, and I remember that, but I don't remember, you
know, one, six. And I wasn't alive during Pearl Harbor. I
mean, give me a break.
Yeah, but it's about the imagery. People are very
susceptible. It was a Wednesday so I was prepping for the show.
And it was an of course, you could have asked you could have
mentioned a lot about things
but Well, I remember I Okay. I do remember something because I
was watching C span to see what was going on. And it was just a
bunch of people milling around. There was no action at all. It
was like very lame. And that's all I remember from you know,
Image Image wise from one six. It was nothing going on. And
they they've they've changed it. They've taken selective clip. Do
your lips here in there. Do you
remember February 3 1959?
February 3, anybody now is little kid. Oh,
that's the day the music died, bro.
February 3 When the music died? Yeah, this one Buddy Holly. My
listening to that.
Buddy Holly. Playing crash. That was the day the music died.
These are the dates we remember. Well, so I guess it didn't work
on you then.
Hers is always the date you named again. 9053 5959. You
are liable. 59. years,
Buddy Holly Ritchie Valens was just as important. Yeah, it was
the big bopper in there today. Yes,
yes, yes, absolutely. Here is a couple of clips from ABC from
the day itself. We start with the short one, President
Biden slammed former President Trump on what he called a web of
lies about the election.
For the first time in our history, a president had not
just lost an election. He tried to prevent the peaceful transfer
of power as a violent mob breached the cash flow. But they
failed. They failed. His bruised ego matters more to him than our
democracy or our Constitution. He can except he lost.
President Biden and vice president.
Okay, so here's how that went in the meeting. Because of course,
President Biden didn't write any of this. Oh, this is what really
irks him. Let's put it in there, the last user that are really
getting crazy Come on. Am I right? Is that what they're
doing or not? Why else would this come out like this? But
yes, because we identify. We identified some time ago that
Trump likes to use the word loser. Exactly. When he targets
people so they can throw it back at him but they couldn't quite
bring themselves to write
the loser. couldn't do that. Now they fit.
I bet you they wanted to but they know they couldn't.
Diego matters more to him than our democracy or our
Constitution. He can accept he last.
President Biden and vice president Harris traveled to
Georgia next week to speak about voting rights.
Oh, yeah. Now let's crank that crap up. This was my favorite
clip from ABC. Child abuse ABC. You know, remember it's the
Disney Corporation so these guys know about that stuff.
That's a little girl lifting spirits on a dark day.
Our crews covering the January 6 anniversary on Capitol Hill met
Chloe Chen. The five year old spent the day handing out candy
bars to Capitol police officers. Chloe says she wanted to thank
the officers for saving democracy
isn't sake you because they see more democracy. So we really
appreciate that for making the sacrifice. So that we will that
we want to give out candy bars.
Chloe used her own allowance money to buy the candy. I think
she needs to raise her little
voice so cute. Well next. Sticking that Clip of the Day
sickening these people are sick. It's sickening Clip of
the Day. Okay, let's
see if we can add that it's the second clip. Really, really, I
mean, and to have this kid in your study those lines. Thank
you for saving democracy. Thank you for your sacrifice.
Little kids don't say that. No, they don't.
Nancy Pelosi was on the nightly news. And she had her own spin
to everything which as you know, was very traumatic. I mean,
she's protected as she says it was very traumatic for just
regular workers. There were people
in this capital that day who were viewing you as an enemy to
be captured. To be humiliated, one of them said, was looking
for you to shoot her in her frigging brain.
Where's that clip? I need the clip of someone saying that. I
don't believe it exists. She repeats it as she goes, Yeah,
that
was looking for you to shoot her in her frigging brain. Yeah,
they desecrated your office, they left your staffers, you
know, fearing for their lives. Have you found a way to put that
in perspective to reconcile it a year later?
Because of all the trauma,
I've been one of their targets for a long time. Now I have
security to protect me. My concern was really for the other
members. And for this staff. They can destroy the things in
the Speaker's office. That's wrong. But you know, that can be
repaired. But the trauma that they foisted on the idealistic
people who come to the Capitol to work the institutional
staffers have nothing to do with Democrats and Republicans only
the cards, the Congress, those who had to clean up, clean up
behind these people with their defecation and have words and
poop on the floor of the Capitol while they were recalled names
in the past. I love this. She says there defecation of words.
And then poop on the floor.
Clean up behind these people with their defecation and of
words and poop and the floor of the Capitol while they were
recalled names that are totally unacceptable.
Someone took a dump on the Capitol floor.
This is news to me. This is breaking our neighborhood in San
Francisco.
Breaking news back to real and someone food in the capitol film
at 11 This got to be video of this so I'm pooping. This is
This is news to
me ever heard this? A year later we find out about somebody
taking a dump in the capital. I don't think that would
have been that would have been headline. Yeah. q1 on poops in
capital. Film 11
You have been very vocal in the past about praying for your
adversaries.
Including as recently as this morning I always pray for them
that God that they will crowd open their hearts to God's
blessings to do what is right. But
what who was she praying for here, which I don't believe was
her enemies or enemies. You've
been very vocal in the past about praying for your
adversaries.
Including as recently as this morning I always pray for them
that God that they will open their hearts to God's blessings
to do what is right. But
that's I don't think that's how prayer works. I think you pray
you pray for someone You don't pray for God to open their heart
to God go fix it.
You can do that. It's your I don't know of any Catholics who
do this.
have begun to take back your party. This is not who you are.
You're the grantor
stop. We've got to remember the dollar the Democrats gathering
around for this January 6 celebration and giving a
standing ovation to the special guest, Dick Cheney. This is not
who we are. And that's what she says you you guys get back to
Dick Cheney. Cheney is the kind of guy you want as your leader.
You want to get back to that way you want to get back to that get
the Dick Cheney Oh,
man with his heart in a box.
This is not who you are. You're the Grand Old Party has done so
much for America had great leadership for our country. This
is a sad thing for the for the country that the Republican
Party would have melted down to a cult
look cult. Yeah, she's got she got to hurry up. Be out. This is
it right? She's she's
she's not gonna run for reelection to shut Yeah, some
other Democrat hack. We'll take her spy she's in a completely
protected District in San Francisco. A debt just gonna
vote whatever Democrat is running.
Well, then those Democrats in that particular district in San
Francisco deserve all that's coming to him. She and you're
not your district? No.
She's in San Francisco. I'm in the East Bay.
Who's your? Yeah,
Barbara Lee speaks for me. Communist.
Barbara Lee out there. Oh, my how do you let her get
reelected?
It was it's mostly the campus University California voters.
They all vote for a Democrat, whoever it is and whoever gets
that job as the Democrat rep in this district. She they just get
reelected over and over and over again to infinity till they drop
dead in office. They before Barbara Lee it was Ron Dellums.
He was in for I don't know, 50 years. They just love their you
know, one party rule kind of thing they just wish to do you
feel like a socialistic country?
Do you think that anyone will have any different thoughts
about the representatives from California after this? After the
this round of just last year, the second year of COVID. and
downs in
five districts in the entire state might switch that's about
it. The elections are also rigged. The rig there's no doubt
about it. Well, that's why certain people keep getting
reelected when there's no rehire to qualify.
How do they do it?
Fake absentee ballots I think it's something to do with it.
But the main thing is just illegal immigrants voting over
and over and over here in there and they just come in with no ID
and they get locked in not everywhere. Because they know
around here they check your ID but maybe they just checked my
ID I don't know.
Did you hear about Cuomo amidst all of the January 6, they
slipped a little the the court made some decisions about his
future. Yeah, I didn't think so.
This is I don't know. All I know is that they dropped charges.
That's all charges.
A criminal charge was dropped today against former New York
Governor Andrew Cuomo. Cuomo appeared in court on camera
nearly five months after he resigned amid multiple sexual
misconduct allegations. A clip including a claim by former aide
Brittany Comiso who said Cuomo reached I believe all women and
groped her which she denies. Prosecutors say they found the
aid credible but couldn't prove her allegations in court.
Believe all women hold on so so Cuomo gets accused they found
the believer women found her credible but they couldn't find
any evidence. So how does that work with the with Glenn Maxwell
then she is that the same type of legal system we're in there?
It's really It's you have the prosecutor really has the main
say, Ah, yeah, the prosecutor decides it. And he said she said
and who
prosecuted this then said a
pal of cromoz You don't know you don't get these things. These
things are just i Yeah, it was a foregone conclusion as far as I
was. Really
I didn't I didn't feel that it was a four I mean, every I think
people want this guy to to get to
to get screwed over anybody up in arms about it. Well, no,
no one heard about a John only you and I heard of this is now
on the front line. It was everyone's looking at January 6,
man Come on. I don't think
this is not a new story. He did charge it were dropped a few
some time ago is like a couple of weeks ago on
the fourth no January 4. He will not be prosecuted over the
groping and who is this? I just want to know who the Albany
attorney David Wright is the prospect Albany County District
Attorney David sores, s o a r e s. Yeah. Open Source. Well, a
source sounds a lot like Soros. Just coincidentally, and I don't
know where he's come well, you don't know. But you don't seem
to care. I think it's, this is a real problem would
have been funny to have the guy in the yellow jumpsuit or orange
jumpsuit, but I didn't expect it to be honest, but not in the
corrupt New York and New York's the worst.
Let's see he went to Albany Law School. Huh. And then, and then
pretty much got into government. Oh, right. Then it's all I was
hired as an assistant Dix attorney by then da Sol
Greenberg. So maybe the Greenberg connection is the way
I did this stuff thinks you're right. Why am I even spending
time on it? Let's talk about things. Let's talk about the M,
five M and their wokeness. And I'd like to do that with an
example from the CBC, the Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation, who have had a few people leave the CBC in this
past year, past two years, but one of them is Tara Henley. Tara
Henley used to be CBC reporter, she is doing a podcast now of
course, that's where everyone goes to die. They all go to die.
But her podcast is quite interesting. And she had the
author of a book called bad news. How woke media is
undermining democracy. So you can imagine this was something
of interest to listen to. And I'll share these clips.
There's something that those of us who've worked in newsrooms
for a long time talk about when we talk about it a lot.
Privately over text on the phone, in restaurants and coffee
shops, in code, looking over our shoulders. And that is, what is
happening to our business. Why is there so much that we now
can't say? Why are so many things off the table for
discussion and debate? How can we rarely speak to conservatives
or centrists or libertarians or heterodox leftists or the
working class? Why have we become less adversarial toward
government and corporations and more hostile toward ordinary
people with ideas we don't like? Why do we have an endless
appetite for statues coming down and comedians being canceled?
But little interest in diving into the housing crisis? The
opioid epidemic, the explosion of gun violence? Why does all of
this social justice talk feel so elitist? And why are so many
people that progressives are supposedly fighting for? Just
not that interested? Why are so many people tuning the media
out? All right, this is good, right? At least will get first
hand information from people who adjust a
musical bed what kind of a podcast is this?
Criticizing on form as always? Part two. This is Oh yes, the
woke worldview. This is still a Tara Henley. And she'll bring in
her guests in a moment.
You're talking here about the woke worldview. Journalists who
dissent from this worldview have learned to keep their mouth shut
or face massive public censure and humiliation or even lose
their jobs. And those jobs are few and far between. With the
journalism industry collapsing in on itself half the size, it
was just 12 years ago, the pressure to keep your job and
not offend is immense. But it's not journalistic ethics that has
become the measure of a journalists worth the deciding
factor in whether or not they have the job. It's absolute
obedience to the woke worldview. And it's not just their fellow
journalists who are pushing this view. It's their publishers who
have recognized a rapacious market for wokeness. Among the
affluent liberal audiences. They court
sound right.
Sounds right,
the publishers machine. This is interesting that it's going
squarely on the publishers.
Yeah, I would say the publishers are part of problem also the
editors that push the woke stuff and that's the editor who called
I guess it was someone who called Jake Tapper. You
mentioned earlier Yeah, shout out said the editors and the and
the publishers, the publishers tell the editors what to do. And
there you have it.
And now we get to her guests. And this is Bhatia with an
unpronounceable last name, author of bad news, how work
media is undermining democracy, the true undermining of
democracy what the Democrats are always talking about. This is
the origins of woke.
You know, the word woke started as black slang in the 70s for
being aware of state sponsored racism. And I am a lefty. So I
clearly think that that's really important. Although
Increasingly, there's no partisan divide over that
anymore in America. So it's not woke to care about police
brutality or mass incarceration or intergenerational poverty in
you know, 30% of the communities of American descendants of
slaves. You know, though that's not woke to me anymore, even
though that's the that's the word that it, you know, it
initially started to refer to those things, and we have
grossly appropriated it. And that is a criticism that I
accept. When I use woke, what I'm using it to refer to is the
way sociologists have been using it to talk about a phenomena
that started very recently, where white liberals, many of
them quite affluent, have become more extreme in their views on
race than black and Latino Americans.
Oh, man, I so hope someone else listens to this and put it on
Twitter so that they can, they can go fight about that, to more
of the class divide.
It's something I've evolved on. So to me, wokeness proliferates
in places where where you have this class divide where you have
a highly educated elite that has seized control of culture,
politics, power, and now increasingly economic benefits.
And you need it but you still want it, you know, you still see
yourself as an affluent, liberal as better than the others,
right? Better much better than the all the racist Republicans,
even better than you know, your neighbors who are also liberals,
but not as liberal as you, right? There's like this whole
virtuous, you know, there's a there's like an atmosphere that
liberals, you know, exist in where they see themselves as
compassionate and virtuous and on the side of the little guy.
But if you when you're benefiting from economic
inequality in such a deep way, it's very hard to then say,
well, I am actually playing a role in this, you can't both be
the person playing a role benefiting from an inequality
and decrying it, right? And I argue that what wokeness did was
it gave them an alibi, it provided another scene where
they could displace what should be economic guilt onto racial
guilt.
This woman, I think she's still kind of in the wokeness
actually. Doesn't sound like she's completely
out of it, but kind of emitted it at the beginning. Yeah,
she did last clip
in 2018, which is very recent, I was woke until quite recently. I
remember this study came out from Yale in 2018, that found
that white liberals and white conservatives talk to black and
Latino Americans differently. Okay, so they notice a
difference in how white liberals talk to black people versus how
white conservatives do. They found that white liberals dumb
down their vocabulary when talking to blacks and Latinos
and why conservatives don't. And I remember reading this
instantly recognizing my entire Millia in this description, and
thinking, you know, this is so racist, but it's not just that
it's racist, right? You encounter a person of color and
immediately assume that they will be embarrassed if you use
big vocabulary words, you compensate for that, right?
That's obviously racist. But it's a particular kind of
racism. It's a racism that stems from a paternalistic desire to
help, right, that I immediately recognized a deep indictment of
my entire worldview in this study, and it was so damning
that I put it aside and said, I am not ready to confront this.
Wow. Well, it's another woke liberal that kind of snapped out
of it.
Yeah. It's hopeful. But she's Canadian. So. Yeah. So forget
it. So yeah, let's not get too excited. The The telescope is
open.
I have two clips. Oh, good. It's kinda open. Well,
we don't even know if it's open.
Well, it's pretty funny that with these two clips, you should
play him. Web. Sorry, James Webb,
astronomers around the world are feeling a huge amount of relief.
Now that all the major components of the James Webb
Space Telescope have been successfully deployed. But as
NPR is no Greenfield voice reports, there's still a lot of
work to do before the most powerful space telescope ever is
ready for science. Jane Rigby
is an astrophysicist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. She
says the telescopes huge main mirror is actually made of 18
separate segments. And right now they're out of alignment.
Oh, no.
says we know that they can't fix it by sending a space guy up,
dude, like, tinker with it like they did with Hubble. Hubble,
you know, they had to put a
spacewalk that didn't have a spacewalk.
They had to go in there and put a lens or something in front of
everything to make it work. But this thing is out in the middle
of nowhere and they can't get to it if they wanted to so and so
now this thing's not working but they think they can fix it
somehow by tinkering with it but the by jiggling the jiggling the
handle exists over and over is just a little bit more on this.
It's like we have 18 mirrors that are right now a little
prima donnas all doing their own thing singing their own tune and
whatever key there and and we have to make them work like a
chorus,
the precise adjustments needed will take months. What's more,
the telescope science instruments is gone and checked
out. So it'll probably be June before NASA reveals any brand
new pictures of the universe. But Rigby says there'll be Wow
images that showcase what this telescope can do.
Oh, yeah, no, I'm not so convinced as a telescope
anymore. Really. This is a piece of the unfurling that supposedly
didn't go well. Now what's great about it is there was there was
no if you'd watch the coverage, they had these animated things
and that they're narrating an animation. Oh, yeah, there it
is. It's opening. But it's not. There's no cameras. No cameras
shooting this.
This is a cursor not the middle of nowhere. Yeah, but listen to
how the report plays
the most powerful telescope ever launched into space made another
successful step on its journey to a point a million miles away
from Earth today. It's called the Batwing and it's NASA
engineers working with a global team sent the commands that
unfolded the final wing of the 21 foot primary mirror revealing
its golden hexagons in a honeycomb light structure.
Wow just look at that.
The primary mirror is Listen Listen to how she listened how
she described She sounds like she's looking at it listen,
gods in a honeycomb like structure.
Wow, just look at that. The primary mirror is successfully
deployed.
NASA scientist narrated the deployment process using a live
animated visualization there are no monitoring cameras on board
the James Webb Space Telescope
live animated. Oh, yes. Okay, and narrated the live animated
by someone hit the play button to make it live and animated.
This thing is clearly a laser roll
crab live animate is an oxymoron of the highest order
this is the golden eye laser
too far away
What do you mean too far away?
It's a million miles away.
So it doesn't the laser isn't that light
laser ghoul hole itself that go here in light of a laser hold
itself together? Maybe it won't even hold itself together when
it hits when they shoot when at the moon it falls apart as a big
giant spot
we mean that how many times have I seen proof that we've been on
the moon by them shooting a laser at the mirrors on the moon
and then watching it come back? Yeah, so how many miles is that?
About a quarter of a million miles is like 1/4 The distance
so
crank up the power four times come on that doesn't seem like
it's oh you don't know what you're talking about. And more
than I do
I can just say this there's no way a laser is going to be
accurate or even worthwhile. Besides that it's it's is no
it's not a golden i Okay, it's cute.
If you look if you listen to how they describe it, I think you
know the Octagon all that stuff it's very golden Irish.
Okay
I got some couple clips to get out of here.
Well we have a whole segment left. So if you want to get out
of here that's fine but when we do this
not that one. What are we what? I'm going to show my mood by
different Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah,
that'd be fun
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All right, potty, man. We got any ISOs
I got plenty ISOs in here. All right. Let's start with ISO. A
cannula.
Fellow Americans Good morning.
I just thought it was so low energy.
Low Energy good.
Yeah, you're right. Not alone.
Not Alone by student. We're not alone. We're not alone. I'm
liking that one. Yeah. That's cute. Then we've got illegal
illegal. This needs to be made illegal. Oh, awesome. Good.
Yeah, I like that one too. This show
in the show. And then of course there's this one but this is
kind of a got a negative implication. But it's a good
clip does sludge that
is industrial sludge brother. And that's me. That's me. What?
That's me. Really? Yeah. That's Where'd you get this from? Huh?
Where did you get it from?
I get these things here in there. Ah,
you don't even recognize me.
Let's play it again. amaze you when you hear it. That is
industrial sludge brother. Yeah, yes, it is you about this one.
Thank you all for your courage. I personally miss you. I think
this one beat maybe my favorite. I see no, we're not alone.
That's kind of like that. This is WOMAD to tell you where that
came from. Okay, so um, this would be one of the NPR moments
and they got this woman on there who was like having trouble, you
know, coping with anything. And she just goes into tears and
they course they highlight and then they owe you poor things
and Kleenex, and they just let it go on. He should have been
cut out to be embarrassed herself. But Okay. Show a little
heart and put it on the air put that embarrassed this woman
Yeah, I like that one too. Let's use it
that the clip from the industrial sludge that's from
the Joe Rogan show. I want you to know that I brought up
several things that you personally have taught me one is
canola oil. That's where that came from. The other one, which
was a fantastic segment was Labatt dummies in New York. Oh,
it was great. It was a hilarious segment because we brought up
good pictures. It was horrible.
So you know I had this little podcasting device we tried to
use it on after the show
really doesn't qualify as a podcasting device. sending
it back, just like it does one of those cheap things from
Amazon. It costs 8090 bucks. And the thing that I started
realizing I want to just put this out to for a quick second.
I think that type C USB connection is a piece of crap.
And the fact that everyone's moving to it to it is
ridiculous. Okay, I can go on.
No, tell me tell me what? Well, here's
a couple of things. So first of all, you take the parallel
interface into sentronics interface in the serial
interface. And like the sentronics, I don't know how
like 48 pins and all the rest of it, and they've condensed it to
work on the old USB port. The USB port has 10 Odem, sorry, the
USB port has four pins. So they've taken and multiplex all
these signals on top of four pins. And that was USB. As you'd
look into USB, you can see the four pins in there. And it's
there that they're good solid, you plug it in some it stays
there. The USB see, they've backtracked it's got 24 pins,
and it's a little bitty connector. So this crappy device
has got like a, a microphone, that hooks to a USBC. And so you
stick it in there and it's like you'd hear the you when you use
a USBC connector. You can hear it crunching because there's too
many pins and just very little space is microscopic and
beautiful. And it goes in as crunchy as making a racket when
you play anyone you can't get it out here because you know a pin
is stuck in there. You pull it out. It's a whoever pushed this
and everyone's pushing it. It's garbage stop go back to four
pins.
Wow, that's a lot of hate. Oh, I
seriously hate to use the Type C USB what's 24 pins doing a
little thing like that? It's it's stupid.
What would you suggest?
You could have had a regular USB and flipped it because if the
idea of the USBC which makes it supposedly so cool, is you can
flip it so you don't have to worry about
is that really what this is all about? That's what started as is
this not also
just so inconvenient to kind of figure out how to think sticks
in their mind John,
this is about happiness. This is about one thing and one thing
only this is planned obsolescence. Your devices are
no good. That's that's why they all go in tandem has nothing to
do with a better better product for the consumers is how
you can say that about anything but that doesn't mean I can't
complain. You
can complain and you can't say it about everything because not
everything is this type of planned obsolescence. It's an
industry wide and I think there's going to be lawsuits.
I hope there are hope they soom out of existence. So I have that
was the end of my thing. I have it Liz Holmes guilty verdict
clip we should probably play that so
I have a I have a point to make about that. See lizard eel is
where's your clip li
Z Liz.
jury found the former CEO guilty of for conspiracy and fraud
charges for spindling. Her investors capex five's Maria
Medina is in San Jose with why this case may be far from over.
Any reaction to your guilty verdict?
It's fraud on Main Street is fraud and Silicon Valley. It
doesn't matter how you paint this tonight, Elizabeth Holmes
walked out of the federal courthouse dodging a throng of
journalists and their questions. minutes after learning her fate.
What do you have to say about charges out of 11 charges the
jury found the former CEO of Theranos guilty of conspiring to
defraud her investors and guilty of wire fraud. Jurors came back
and deadlocked on three and acquitted her of four other
charges.
The jury acquitted her of all the charges having to do with
defrauding patients. I think it suggests that they were being
very careful and methodical. It's not over yet.
Yeah, I don't think it's over because I think I know what this
is about. Because if you let me ask you, is this just about
saving face for all these famous people who invested in look like
smocks.
I don't see how it saves their face there. Make them look more
like schmucks by watching this girl go down.
I don't think that's what this is about. This is about telling
you this is about the patents. When the company went bankrupt.
It's sold over 200 patents to Softbank and these investors
want it back. That's what's going on here. They want the
patents back. I think if you look really deeply at and I have
not put if you look at what's really going on with with these
lawsuits and where that leaves to I think they want to unwind
that the patents are probably worth worth money.
I'm sure they're worth more than nothing. Yeah, I think they sold
them off
to have when the company went bankrupt. They sold over 200
patents to SoftBank.
Well, Softbank did a nice smooth move
and Softbank is now suing other companies for infringement
because of course, not everything was bogus. About Liz
Holmes.
Yeah, no, there would be some books. She's not doing the
patenting. She's not inventing anything, but I'm sure people
were inventing stuff the company. That decade
the company owned the patents. That's, that's why it's
important. That's an interesting
theory. I like it.
I like it. No.
So if I was one of the investors original investors and those
patents were, like swept out to sea. Yeah. Which is what
happened? Yes. Quiet shifted the Japanese No, I don't think so.
I have one more clip. This is this kind of goes along with
cops and tasers and how bad things can end and this was
something completely unexpected but great video.
Details on the investigation into a man who burst into flames
after hit with a stun gun by Catskill police
chilling video shows the moment officers in Catskill move to
Taser and agitated man in their front lobby and the spark that
caused him to burst into flames. The Attorney General's Office
releasing this video Friday of 29 year old Jason Jones, who
died December 15, as a result of injuries from this incident back
in October and journey for the family says this fuels their
case against Catskill police. They say officers never should
have used their stun guns after Jones doused himself in hand
sanitizer.
1000 volts of electricity as well known, police are trained
not to use it in that circumstance. And Jason
predictably ignited as a result of that.
However, former
police officer and professional training instructor John Cooney
says this is an unusual case, not usually covered in the
textbooks.
As a rule, we're talking about gasoline, we're talking about
natural gas environments, we're talking about environments that
are fairly common. I think it's fair to say in most Taser
trainings, we don't talk about sanitizer as being that obvious
flammable liquid.
You've got to see this video is horrific.
Maybe it was spontaneous human combustion.
That's why I clicked on the link. I'm like, dude, someone
burst into flames. But you can see him in the video. He's
dousing himself in hand sanitizer on his, you know, semi
naked body. And then the cops tased him and they hit him
another and then the orange fireball.
They'll teach him a lesson. He's dead. Oh, that's didn't teach
him a lesson.
That's the ultimate lesson, right? That's
not really much of a lesson. Oh, no,
if you did,
I have two Biden clips that we can get out with. These are just
little snippets from his moaning and groaning about one does the
sixth that my fingers are going to stay or don't this is not a
Biden clip. This is about the Biden State of the Union. I want
to just play this is Biden State of the Union delay.
A live look at the White House this morning. The President is
set to deliver his first State of the Union address on March 1
that is going to be the latest any President has ever given
that speech. The date is normally set for January or
sometimes in February. The delay is being blamed partially on a
busy legislative calendar, the COVID-19 Spike and the Winter
Olympics, which tie up network time. Oh, there's
no network's time.
Olympics is from the February 4 to the 20th he's got plenty of
wiggle room to do this speech. He can't there's some reason
we're delaying this speech because he's
he's regressed. You can't trust him. They can't trust the man
for an hour and a half. That's what I see. I don't think he can
handle it.
Uh, well, I'm sure that so let's go with this last one, which is
just a little comedy made I thought was funny. This Biden
dagger
model allow no one to place a dagger at the throat of
democracy.
He's gonna allow no one to place a dagger at the throat of
democracy. That's Joe Biden.
Does it get much better than that? Hey, we got a live show.
Clicking into the live stream after us today that's cool for
new people. rare encounter with cold acid and Abel Kirby. Very
nice. Live at the troll room live on no agenda stream
commonly gonna talk about I don't know, probably about April
Kirby's April in the wolf, their value for value album, they
dropped Christmas time. I would hope so. Good. Good record. So
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this is really not 2020 This is 2022
Alright, let's talk about hospitalizations here in the
city. They are reaching numbers we haven't seen since the height
of the pandemic when
it comes to COVID-19 hospitalization numbers in New
York City. Health officials say half of those admitted are for
COVID-19. The other half are coming to the hospital for other
reasons. But testing positive once they get there time to
get back to work about 75 to 80% of all hospital beds across New
York City are occupied right now. And that number, we do
expect to increase I
was double vaccine boosted. I got it. Thank goodness I was
asymptomatic. My husband and son also vaccine boosted. They got
it as a flu. It seems like a lot of people are getting it right
now.
This is not 2020 this is 2022
not too late to get your flu and COVID vaccines, the message
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them to get well. They work with our most vulnerable New Yorkers.
The vast majority of children who are hospitalized are
unvaccinated
must get their booster shots so that they can fellow protect
themselves. And I know I hear what people say, Well, I have my
vaccination my booster shot and I still got COVID Yes, but for
the most part, you're home. You're not in a hospital on a
ventilator.
We think with our modeling that the peak will happen next week.
We've also seen some leveling the past couple of days,
we're going to make sure that we use those dollars we're sending
nothing back to Washington DC
for looking at the balance of people are in the hospital for
COVID versus non COVID reasons. And the number of people in the
hospital for COVID is still high in fact more than double what it
had been just before the holidays.
This is really not 2020 This is 2022 this is not 2020 this is
2022 but there's only three words I can tell you. We got
this New York we got this for req.org/n A nice to know we're
not alone.